Advanced Clinical Seminar / Workshop

How to Treat Low Back Pain using Integrative Medicine - Osteopathy, Biomesotherapy, Acupuncture & Kinesiology

Lecturer: Osteopath Naturopath Acupuncture Kinesiology Biomesotherapy
Dr. Graham Lyttle

Naturopaths are finding it increasingly difficult to maintain an edge over big business interests.

We present a very unique opportunity to learn from an experienced osteopathic practitioner who brings together all the major modalities into one seamless process. The over all focus will be around Lower Back Pain (LBP) being the most common muscular skeletal disorder of our industrialised society and the number one cause of disability in people under the age of 45. We will look at a multi-layered approach as the treatment process. To do justice to the depth of the subject involved and due to graduates request -this seminar/workshop will be taken over two weekends.

TWO Weekends x TWO-DAYS Intensive Workshop (12 hr each)

What you will take away from the Low Back Pain two weekends:

• Understand and implement practice skills and techniques giving you a competitive advantage.
• Learn advanced Biomesotherapy skills including appropriate Acupuncture points
• During the hands-on workshop you will practice elementary kinesiology skills relating to LBP.
• In this small class setting you will study how to treat each other for LBP.
• Introduction to Deep Oscillation Therapy -Germanys latest electronic health marvel.

What you will learn at this Low Back Pain two-weekend program:

• Osteopathic approach demonstrated for LBP using the DNH integrative techniques for Spinal balancing.
• Examples of X-Rays, CT Scans and MRI’s will be discussed with indicators of LBP.
• Significant Acupuncture points for LBP -demonstrated and applied with contraindications.
• Acupuncture needling techniques relating to advanced Biomesotherapy.
• Kinesiology skills will be applied and practiced aiming towards your complete confidence.
• Advanced Biopuncture skills demonstrated and “painless” methods practiced using 1ml and 3 ml syringes
• Testing for pelvic tension verses vertebral alignment as a cause of LBP. Treatment for Pelvic pain explained
• Leg Length Deficiency (Inequality) treatment will be demonstrated – a great secret to resolving chronic LBP

When:

Part I Friday 2nd March 2012 4.00 -8.00pm and Saturday 3rd March 2012, 9.00 -4.00pm. Light meal served.
Part II Friday 30th March 2012 4.00 -8.00pm and Saturday 31st March 2012, 9.00 -4.00pm. Light meal served.

Where:

Performance Health Clinic. 241 Gympie Road Kedron Qld 4031 Ph: 07 3861 0611

Cost:

Early Bird registration $595 Part I. Pay by Wed. 1st Feb. for Part I. $595 Part II. Early Bird closes by Wed 31st March.
Regular registration $695 Part I. Registrations close Friday 24th Feb. $695 Part II. Regular Reg closes Fri 23rd March.
Strictly limited numbers for ‘small class’ environment - an essential element to our seminar approach. (We prefer small classes).

Register:

Register: Contact Deborah or Shellee at

Do No Harm Seminars
241 Gympie Road KEDRON QLD 4031

Ph: 07 3861 0611
Fax: 07 3861 0644

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Dear practitioner,

Naturopaths are finding it increasingly challenging to maintaining a competitive edge over the controlling interests of big multinational pharmaceutical conglomerates. I geared this seminar/workshop towards helping us grow our own market share by offering an increased capacity for unique services. So we extend this invitation to you to attend our next DNH seminar that will be presented in TWO PARTS – Part I: March 2nd – 3rd and Part II on March 30th to 31st 2012.

There are many advertisements relating to the ‘integrative approach’ to health BUT unless it incorporates a component for STRUCTURE it is not really fully integrative at all. Over these two weekends we will explain the many factors involved with the structural side of lower back pain. You will learn how DNH principles help you bring together your own naturopathic knowledge into a combined new osteopathic, acupuncture and kinesiology skills kit then how to incorporate this new professional ‘tool-kit’ of talent and apply it all together into one seamless session. These insights will improve your competitive edge - helping you personalise your program above the ‘over-the-counter’ services.

In these DNH workshops we give you what past graduates asked for: In-depth understanding with lots of practice focusing on and solving just ONE problem at a time. Taking time to learn simple things very well.

With the DNH model we discus clear concise methods for identifying the most appropriate treatment protocol for each practice session. This is an initiative encouraging practitioner how to Do No Harm to both self and patient alike:

• How do I know what I am about to give my patient is the right and best therapy for them – right now?
• How can I quickly and precisely identify which ‘tool’ I should use, which supplement I should give and how can I be sure this is the best and most appropriate treatment for my patient - right now?
• Checking possible underlying causes of a complaint, calling for appropriate medical studies.
• Checking supplements for reactions, allergic response or a ‘one-size-fits-all’ product driven program.

The DNH series of seminar / workshops practices a model which gives the practitioner answers to be as-close-to-‘perfect’ as possible in giving the best possible therapy and therefore reducing to minimal any possible risk of a ‘one-size-fits-all’ practice model. Based on the simple principle – 'knowledge of what is wrong never escapes the sufferer.' (Dr. C. Woodard. MD, Royal Navy Surgeon, 1955p7)

Our very first DNH seminar in Brisbane, July/Aug. ’09, included twenty very experienced and keen professionals from many modalities who came together over three days (21 hours) for this seminar / workshop - naturopaths, nurses, medical practitioners, acupuncturists, homeopaths, lecturers and kinesiologists all together in one room, working towards an improved health model for all Australians.

Read the details over page and come join the growing list of practitioners who have gained a unique edge over their competition. We look forward to seeing you there.

Yours towards better health care for all Australia

Graham Lyttle
DNH - Supporting Practitioners with Professional Education in principles designed to Do No Harm to all.

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