The Bloom Intensive
Chiropractic school did NOT prepare you for this. Your pregnant patients deserve more.
The Bloom Intensive is an evidence based 12 module, clinical mentoring program for chiropractors who want to be confident and not guess when a pregnant patient walks in.Ā Learn how to confidentlyĀ assess, adapt, and treat pregnancy safely with research based sports medicine from a former paramedic and chiropractor.
Live intensive training every Wednesday at 1:00 PM EST for 90 minutes. The first 50 minutes is CE eligible, then we teach you how to actually apply it.Ā
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BloomĀ® Intensive CourseĀ Module Catalog
ModuleĀ 1 | Foundation
Build the foundation framework to become the provider pregnant patients trust, from day one.
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Module 2 | Lower Body Patterns
Treat the most common lower body pain in pregnancy, from exam and diagnosis to treatment and home care patients can use right away.
Module 3 | Upper Extremities
Confidently evaluate and manage upper body complaints in pregnancy, from headaches and neck pain to rib, shoulder, and wrist pain.
Module 4 | Sports Chiropractic Meets Pregnancy
Bring orthopedic and sports medicine skills to pregnancy care, with sharper exams and treatment plans that are safe and effective at every stage.
Module 5 | Professional Communication in Perinatal Care
Work confidently alongside obstetric providers, knowing the red flags, when to refer, and how to speak the language of the care team.Ā
Module 6 | Soft Tissue
Expand your toolbox with soft tissue techniques designed for pregnancy, and know when to use each one to keep patients safe, comfortable, and improving.
ModuleĀ 7 | The Home Care Prescription
Learn how to prescribe effective home care including exercises, mobility strategies, ergonomic modifications, self-treatment techniques.
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ModuleĀ 8 | The Clinical Language of Caring
Words matter. Learn to communicate with confidence, educate without fear, and build the trust that defines an exceptional patient experience.
Module 9 | Emergency Recognition and Clinical Red Flags
Know when pregnancy pain is more than musculoskeletal. Identify medical emergencies, recognize warning signs requiring immediate referral, understand risk management principles, and develop confidence in making safe clinical decisions.
ModuleĀ 10 | Ergonomics and Disability
Help patients stay active at work and home through every stage of pregnancy, with practical strategies that improve daily function.
ModuleĀ 11 | Operationalizing a Pregnancy Practice
Turn your knowledge into a thriving pregnancy-focused practice, with the systems, marketing, and referral strategies to grow it.
ModuleĀ 12 | Integrative Clinical Reasoning
Continuing Education (CE) Information
CO, CT, DE, DC, GA, ID, IL, IN*, IA, MA, MD, MI, MT, NE, NC, ND, NH, NJ (DC only), OH, OR, RI, SC, UT, VT, VA, WA, WY, Puerto Rico, Canadian Provinces (except AB, NS, SK)
Ā *Does not accept asynchronous online but live webinars are pre-approved
Please confirm your state's requirements before enrolling if you have any questions
Trusted & Recognized By:
We're proud to collaborate with leading organizations that support excellence in pregnancy-focused chiropractic education.
Three Ways to Enroll in The Bloom Intensive
Student-Only Course
The Intensive
- āEverything in Self-Study
- āTwelve live mentored Wednesday sessions with Dr. Brandie
- āWeekly case discussion
- āCohort community access
- āLive every Wednesday, 1:00 PM Eastern
Private Mentoring
ā¢ 5 seats only
TwelveĀ modules to genuine clinical competence with the pregnant patient.
A clinical mentoring program for chiropractors who want to assess, adapt, and treat pregnancy with real reasoning, not a single technique.
Why I built this:Ā I did not set out to treat pregnant women. I built a sports medicine practice out of a gym, adjusting professional athletes, and I was good at it. I was carrying three-quarters of our patient volume. Then at seventeen weeks pregnant, I almost lost my baby, and I could no longer practice the way I had been. To stay in practice at all, I took the pregnant patients. I assumed they would be the gentle ones. Easier. Lower stakes. The soft landing my body could handle.
I could not have been more wrong, and the way I was wrong became my life's work. I had spent years giving elite athletes cutting-edge, top-quality care. And I looked at the pregnant woman in front of me and thought: why does she deserve any less? She is not a delicate flower. She is an athlete in her own mind, asking her body to do the hardest thing it will ever do. The stakes were not lower than the athletes I had left. They were the highest I had ever practiced under. A woman in pain who may have to choose between feeding the child she already has and harming the one she is carrying. No one should have to make that choice.
And here is what I realized about my own training. School had taught me about pregnancy. It never taught me how to treat her. I knew the physiology and I still could not reason through the patient on my table. That was not a hole in my education.
It is a gap that runs across the entire profession, and it stays quiet because no one names it.
So I built the reasoning I had needed and never been given, and I have done almost nothing else since 2006. I built one of the largest pregnancy-focused practices in my state. I built the OB relationships, because the referral has to be earned, not asked for. Underneath all of it is a clinician who did the work and built it, a paramedic trained to catch the case that looks musculoskeletal and is not, and a woman who lived the thing she now teaches. For nearly twenty years I have spent that experience bridging this gap: teaching it, hosting chiropractors through it, and getting the word out that there is a right way to do this.
The Bloom Intensive is that reasoning, made teachable. It is sports medicine assessment, married to ACOG guidelines, carried by the instinct to recognize what is not yours to treat. It is everything I wish someone had handed me before I had to find it the hard way, sequenced so you do not have to. Twelve weeks from now you will not be guessing when a pregnant patient walks in. You will know what you are looking at, what to do, when to modify, and when to refer. And you will build the kind of practice where she leaves and tells the next one your name.
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