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Introduction to Cranial Subluxations -
Level 1 -
(8 hours CEU)
In this introductory seminar Dr. John Blye will introduce seminar participants to
the basics of Blye Cranial
Technique (BCT), as
a powerful adjunct to spinal chiropractic care. BCT is based on the E/R
Model (Chronic Regional Encephalitis
/Cranial Subluxation Resistance Model) of
disease. In this combination lecture - workshop format you will learn:
 | a new model of dis-ease based on chiropractic principles |
 | why we must adjust above the atlas in treating the
chiropractic patient |
 | why cranial chiropractic is a necessary aspect of chiropractic care |
 | basic cranial anatomy and physiology |
 | the secrets of closed head injuries |
 | the danger of neurotoxins |
 | the impact that the combination of cranial subluxation resistance AND
chronic regional encephalitis have on health |
 | how to use reactive leg length testing and patient assisted challenging to
determine the exact location of a cranial subluxation and the line of drive
necessary for correction. |
 | a fast, safe, effective way to locate cranial subluxations |
 | how to use an adjusting instrument to safely make the cranial adjustments |
 | how to do the cranial exam and make the cranial adjustments in less than
two minutes |
 | some of of the conditions influenced by cranial chiropractic care |
To Register - Call (425) 775-4533 - You must pre-register to reserve a
space, as seating is limited. Reserve your space with a check, Visa, or Master
Card.
ICS
Seminars
May 20, 2006 - Everett November 11, 2006 - Everett February 10, 2007 - Everett March 17, 2007 - Everett August 18, 2007 Aberdeen November 17, 2007 Aberdeen March 1, 2008 - Lynnwood April 5, 2008 - Lynnwood September 27, 2008 - Bellingham October 4, 2008 - Spokane
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