3 days left to save! If there is one Microcurrent Conference to attend- this is the one!!
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3 days left to save! If there is one Microcurrent Conference to attend- this is the one!! |
| Saturday and Sunday October 3rd and 4th, 2009 One day Microcurrent Training Friday October 2, 2009 |
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Only 3 days left to save money on registration for the Case Conference. Save $70.00! Present your own case and win up to $500.00!!!!
Ten Reasons not to miss the 3rd Annual Microcurrent Case Conference!
1- Special dedication to honor Dr. Thomas Wing the father of modern microcurrent therapy
2- Low current (10 micro ampere) to perform miracles in the treatment of serious pathology
3- Tsunami wave form. How this can change your outcomes?
4- Real time microcurrent treatment. How to get instant feedback on frequency/ current selections and develop your own treatment protocols!
5- Esthetic microcurrent – facial and whole body rejuvenation using microcurrent!
6- Energetic evaluation to determine what frequencies will work for your patients!
7- Using microcurrent to treat cases of anxiety and panic attacks!
8- Protocols for treatment of fibromyalgia, peripheral neuropathy, migraines and much more!
9- Opportunity to present your own case! Prizes awarded to the top 3 cases! $500.00 first place!
10- 21 CME Credit Hours! Sessions each day from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Work Shop with Milly Ng!
She was was last years case conference winner. Learn her techniques utilizing low current 10 micro amperes and probes to treat serious pathology and for facial rejuvenation. View her presentations on Youtube! You can also schedule a treatment with her!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=atp8e-zIPBk
Demonstration of the following microcurrent machines:
1- Mens-O-Matic – microcurrent stimulator with the tsunami wave form
2- Acutron- combining color with microcurrent
3- Inspirstar- programmable microcurrent and now with real time!
34225 N. 27th Dr. Building #3, Suite 118
Phoenix, AZ 85085
623-516-0010
Great Conference Price!
2 Day Case Conference $295
Training $95
Conference and training $350
Special Conference Room rate! $89.00/night
Hilton Homewood Suites
Phoenix North/ Happy Valley
89.00/ night including Breakfast!
Book now and save an additional 20%!
$280 or a savings of $70
Call now limited availability 623-516-0010
Conference and training rate good until August 1, 2009.
After August 1, 2009 tuition will be $420.
Special presentation honoring Dr. Thomas Wing
Thomas W. Wing. D.C., N.D., LAc. a fifth generation Chinese Doctor is credited with introducing a microcurrent instrument in the late 1970's. According to Dr. Wing the doors opened to acupuncture after President Nixon's visit to China in 1972. Almost overnight thousands of doctors were interested in all forms of acupuncture. One of these methods was adding current to the acupuncture needles to create a more potent application. This method was seldom comfortable because of intense stinging felt. A few members of Dr.Wings study group suggested they should find a better way to utilize electrical acupuncture methods. Dr. Wing had a little background in electronics and felt competent to take on the challenge. Diagnostics called galvanic skin differentials are accredited to Dr. Reinhold Voll a West German physician. He introduced GSR (galvanic skin response) as a feature in his electro-acupuncture devices in 1958. Practioners believing in the Chinese system of 12 Meridians in the body believed that these differentials in readings related to energy imbalances. Using an instrument by Dr. Voll became referred to as EAV (Electrical Acupuncture by Voll). Dr. Voll also used the system of treating ear points used by ancient Egyptians and the Chinese which related ear points to specific parts in the body andorgans. New ear charts were developed by a French phsycian, Dr. Paul Nogier in 1951 along with experimentation with newfrequencies for a form of electrical ear acupuncture called Auriculotherapy.
Dr. Wing used this type of diagnostic feature along with lowering the voltage on his unit and current levels were adjusted to the micro amperage range. Then a wider range of very low frequencies was added. In 1975 Dr. Wing introduced what was known as the first comfortable US made non-needle acupuncture (Surface Electrical Acupuncture) instrument with diagnostics. Needles were replaced by pencil looking items with brass tips and later converted to Q-Tip ends to just touch the surface of the skin. He called it the Accu-O Matic this stood for Accurate and Automatic. Dr. Wings instruments created quite a stir. Physicians flocked to learn about this method and were so impressed with the results they were quick to incorporate them in their practices.
New this Year- Work shop with Millie Ng!!
Millie Ng was last year’s Case Conference winner of the best case of the conference. She presented a crush injury of the hand that was rehabilitated using microcurrent. She will have a workshop on her amazing techniques of using low microcurrent (10 micro-amps) to treat serious pathology and for facial rejuvenation. I spent a week in her clinic in Hong Kong and I was truly impressed with her techniques. Her treatment methods have changed my approach in using microcurrent! You can visit Milly’s http://www.centralphysio.com/eng_index.html and watch part of her presentation on Youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=atp8e-zIPBk
Opportunity to present your own case! Prizes awarded to the top 3 cases!
This is your opportunity to present one of your cases that illustrate the healing power of microcurrent. Learn extraordinary techniques and methods from your colleagues!
34225 N. 27th Dr. Building #3, Suite 118
Phoenix, AZ 85085
623-516-0010
Great Conference Price!
2 Day Case Conference $295
Training $95
Conference and training $350
Special Conference Room rate! $89.00/night
Hilton Homewood Suites
Phoenix North/ Happy Valley
89.00/ night including Breakfast!
Book now and save an additional 20%!
$280 or a savings of $70
Call now limited availability 623-516-0010
Conference and training rate good until August 1, 2009.
After August 1, 2009 tuition will be $420.
34225 N. 27th Dr. Building #3, Suite 118
Phoenix, AZ 85085
623-516-0010