FICS ICSC Upper Extremity Seminar  

Early Bird before 30 March 2026 for a 10% discount

FICS ICSC Upper Extremity Seminar  – Connecting you to a global network of learning to extend your skills and widen your access to collaboration. 22.5 CE credits

Instructors: https://fics.sport/icsc-instructors/   Drs Christine Foss (USA) and Daniel Vestøl (Norway)
This hands-on workshop will introduce and deepen your knowledge of the techniques used by Sports Chiropractors worldwide to support athletes and enhance patient-centred care. As part of the International Certification in Sports Chiropractic (ICSC), this session connects you to a global community, offering opportunities to expand your skills and build valuable networks for future collaboration. This seminar is open to professionals who hold a chiropractic degree.

Dr Foss holds a Doctor of Medicine degree along with her doctorate in Chiropractic and is a Worldwide lecturer on the Kinetic Chain and Performance. Christine Foss – USA

Dr Vestol, is one of the rising star in Norway’s chiropractic scene. His teaching experience began in the Royal Norwegian Airforce. Daniel Vestol Norway

Seminar Outline:

Part 1 –Asynchronous learning. Virtual Learning Platform. Upon registration for this program, you will be connected to the FICS virtual learning dashboard, where you will, in your own time and comfort of your home, complete a range of five (5) short two (2) hour modules, which will set the foundation of knowledge for the skills delivered in the hands-on session.

Part 2 – Synchronous program.  Institut Franco-Europeen de Chiropraxie (IFEC) 24 Bd Paul Vaillant Couturier 94200 Ivry-sur-Seine, France. An exhilarating, 100% hands-on session! Led by expert instructors, you’ll engage in dynamic demonstrations, real-life scenarios, and skill assessments. You’ll work in pairs, mastering techniques that Sports Chiropractors use to support athletes and active patients, elevating your practice to new heights!

Learning Outcomes

After completion of both the Asynchronous and Synchronous learning, the participants will be able to: Upper Extremity ICSC Seminars_Education Learning Objectives

• Describe the relevant anatomy associated with the Upper Extremity regions covered.
• Understand taping techniques to aid muscle movement and enhance athletic performance.
• A range of soft tissue techniques to support sport-injury prevention and rehabilitation.
• Understand a range of motion palpation techniques to check the movement of the joints.

Registration:

Don’t miss out on this unique opportunity to elevate your skills and join a global network of Sports Chiropractors! Register now and take the first step toward transforming your practice and supporting athletes at the highest level If you are a practising CHIROPORTAIC DOCTOR IN FRANCE, to claim CPD you need to register with the IFEC using one of the IFEC links below – Registration France Practicing Doctors CPR points:  https://www.ifec.net/les-formations-continues/  You will find a registration link “S’inscrire” Fill a PDF file and send it to: Email: formation-continue@ifec.net

Registration Information: For participants from countries other than France and for students in France: CPD is awarded by ECU.

Registrations completed before 28 February 2026 for a 10% discount using coupon code: EarlybirdFrance26&

• FICS Members: 560 CHF
• Students or First-Year Graduates: 360 CHF
  (A student is defined as someone enrolled in a chiropractic program. A recent graduate is within their first year of practice.)
• Non-Members: 710 CHF

Why France is ideal for a June seminar

France in June lets you combine professional growth with unforgettable travel—learn by day, explore by evening, and experience Europe at its best.

• Perfect timing (weather + energy).  June offers mild, pleasant weather (around 18–25°C), ideal for focused seminars during the day and relaxed exploration afterward. Long daylight hours mean you can attend sessions and still enjoy evenings outdoors.
• World-class seminar environment. France is a global hub for academia, research, business, fashion, technology, and arts. Cities like Paris, Lyon, Toulouse, and Nice host internationally recognized conferences with excellent facilities and networking opportunities.
• Easy transition from work to exploration. Seminar venues are often close to cultural landmarks, cafés, and public transport. You can move seamlessly from a professional setting to sightseeing without long travel.

Explore France after the seminar ✨

• Rich culture just outside the conference room. Visit iconic sites like the Eiffel Tower, Louvre, Versailles, or historic old towns. Museums, architecture, and street life make learning extend beyond the seminar.
• Food as an experience. June is ideal for enjoying French cuisine—fresh markets, outdoor cafés, bakeries, and regional specialties. Post-seminar dinners become cultural experiences and networking opportunities.
• Excellent transport for short trips.  France’s high-speed trains (TGV) make it easy to explore nearby regions in a day or weekend: Paris → Champagne or Normandy; Lyon → Provence; Nice → Monaco or the French Riviera