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Register here www.aaemonline.org/ssl/workshop.phpto understand myofascial head and neck pain and use simple techniques to release it Head and neck pain are common complaints from our patients. In addition to mind, spirit, and nutrition therapies, there are physical techniques to relieve head and neck pain that have a rapid therapeutic response. This hands-on workshop will explore the complexities of muscle, fascia, and autonomic nervous system pain. You will learn techniques you can use in the office, and follow up techniques for your patients to maintain relief at home. Speaker Hal S. Blatman, MD is the founder and medical director of the Blatman Pain Clinic. Dr. Blatman completed two years of training in orthopedic surgery. He later studied ergonomics during his residency in Occupational and Environmental Medicine at the University of Cincinnati Hospital and later studied with Janet Travell, MD, recognized as the world’s leading expert in treating myofascial pain disorders. In 1988, Dr. Blatman established Cincinnati’s first clinic specifically dedicated to providing traditional and holistic pain treatment solutions. Rapid Therapeutic Response Exploring the “lightening effect” with treatments you can put into use immediately March 28-April 1, 2012 At the Griffin Gate Marriott Lexington, Kentucky www.IntegrativeMedicineConference.comLink: http://www.icimed.com/Registration_Workshops_Lexington_Spring2012.pdf
Learn about the exciting new system of trigger point pressure for easy, effective results (as seen in Robert Rowen’s Second Opinion) Lecturer L. Terry Chappell has gained clinical experience with this Stephen Kaufman system of healing over the last five years; he brings a practical perspective rather than just staying the theoretical realm. L. Terry Chappell, MD is a family physician with 35 years of experience, with special emphasis on preventive and nutritional medicine since 1978. Dr. Chappell has cultivated his interest in ways to help people function better without totally relying on drugs and surgery. A graduate of University of Michigan Medical School, Dr. Chappell has established a worldwide reputation as a leader and teacher of complementary and alternative medicine. He has served as President of the American College for Advancement in Medicine and the President of the International College of Integrative Medicine. Rapid Therapeutic Response Exploring the “lightening effect” with treatments you can put into use immediately March 28-April 1, 2012 At the Griffin Gate Marriott Lexington, Kentucky www.IntegrativeMedicineConference.comLink: http://www.icimed.com/Registration_Workshops_Lexington_Spring2012.pdf
Learn research findings such as mercury depletion of molybdenum which leads to the inhibition of sulfite conversion to sulfate which leads to lower mylenization of the central nervous system as seen in autism and other neurological illnesses. Dr. Boyd Haley an NIH Postdoctoral Scholar in the Department of Physiology, Yale University Medical School for three years, and gave 23 years of academic service to the University of Kentucky Markey Cancer Center. Since 1999 Dr. Haley has done research and supported programs that would investigate the role of vaccines in autism spectrum disorders. Recently he has included oxidative stress as a common occurrence in autism subjects and presents relevant aspects of this to the causation and dietary treatment possibilities in autism. Further, he addresses the problem of low glutathione levels in people of all ages as a major risk factor for many viral infections including influenza. Rapid Therapeutic Response Exploring the “lightening effect” with treatments you can put into use immediately March 28-April 1, 2012 At the Griffin Gate Marriott Lexington, Kentucky www.IntegrativeMedicineConference.com