Congress of Chiropractic State Associations

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The Congress of Chiropractic State Associations (COCSA) is a professional organization that represents chiropractic state associations across the United States. The primary mission of COCSA is to promote the chiropractic profession, provide resources and support to state associations, and facilitate communication and collaboration among its members.

History

COCSA was established to unify the efforts of state chiropractic associations and to provide a platform for addressing common issues and challenges faced by the chiropractic profession. Over the years, COCSA has played a significant role in advocating for chiropractic care, influencing healthcare policy, and promoting the benefits of chiropractic treatment.

Objectives

The main objectives of COCSA include:

• Supporting state chiropractic associations in their efforts to advance the profession.
• Providing educational resources and professional development opportunities for chiropractors.
• Facilitating communication and collaboration among state associations.
• Advocating for policies that support the growth and recognition of chiropractic care.

Membership

Membership in COCSA is open to all state chiropractic associations in the United States. Member associations benefit from access to a wide range of resources, including educational materials, networking opportunities, and advocacy support.

Annual Convention

COCSA hosts an annual convention that brings together representatives from state chiropractic associations, industry leaders, and other stakeholders. The convention features educational sessions, workshops, and networking events designed to enhance the knowledge and skills of attendees and to foster collaboration within the chiropractic community.

Related Pages

• Chiropractic
• Chiropractic education
• Chiropractic treatment techniques
• Chiropractic professional associations
• Healthcare policy in the United States