Expired 4/19-4/21 Blair Intermediate & Advanced Seminar in Ghent, Belgium

Blair Intermediate & Advanced Seminar with Gordon Elder, DC, DCCJP

This is an Intermediate and Advanced Intensive, for the Advanced only (Saturday and Sunday) click here.

Timing:

• Friday, April 19th (8 hours): 8 am to 5 pm
• Saturday, April 20th  (8 hours): 8 am to 5 pm
• Sunday, April 21st (4 hours): 8 am to 12 pm

Pricing

• Early Bird DC – $850 before 3/21  Late registration DC – $1000
• Subsequent DC from save office $200
• Student $600
• Intermediate Review Add On for Prepaid Doctor $200

This is my favorite of the 3 seminar modules! We dive into advanced topics: imaging, adjusting, clinical indicators, biomechanics (why DOES that adjustment work?), etc. Lots of individual feedback and hands-on practice that will increase your effectiveness when you return to your office and patients on Monday!

Required: Previous attendance at a Blair Primary

a 20-hour seminar covering at a minimum the following topics:

Friday

1. Review of Primary material with an emphasis on radiologic analysis and Atlas and Axis same-side single-listing subluxation adjustments.
2. Majors versus minors for those with multiple level subluxations, and when to adjust what.
3. Biomechanics of the adjustment and correction of Atlas opposite-side single-listing subluxations in theory and practice.
4. Biomechanics of the adjustment and correction of Axis opposite-side single-listing subluxations in theory and practice.
5. Case Management

Saturday & Sunday

1. Review of Intermediate material with an emphasis on radiologic analysis and Atlas same-side and Axis same- and opposite-side single-listing subluxation adjustments.
2. Biomechanics of the adjustment and correction of Atlas opposite-side single-listing subluxations in theory and practice. This may or may not have been covered in an intermediate, but as it is critical for the Atlas double misalignment corrections it is good to cover it fully again.
3. Dr. Blair’s interpretation and analysis of spinographic findings for Atlas double misalignment subluxations and trouble-shooting spinographs, regardless of the imaging modality the instructor personally uses in his or her practice.
4. Biomechanics of the adjustment and correction of Atlas double misalignment subluxations in theory and practice.
5. Biomechanics of the adjustment and correction of Axis double misalignment subluxations in theory and practice.
6. Biomechanics of the adjustment and correction of multiple-level misalignment subluxations corrected in one adjustment in theory and practice

For further questions please contact either:

• Gordon Elder at (806) 810-0564 (call or text) or drelder@blairclinic.com.
• Geoff Van Innis at +32 468 04 89 60 or hello@vanninnis.com

Location:
Chiropractor Van Innis
Eedstraat 7
9052 Ghent, BE

If you’re planning to attend our upcoming event, here’s some useful information on how to get there and where to stay:

Airport: We recommend flying into Brussels Zaventem Airport, as it offers easier accessibility. From there, you have the option to take a train directly to Gent-Sint-Pieters, conveniently located right beneath the airport. Alternatively, you can also consider taking a taxi.

Accommodation: For your stay, we suggest two excellent options located in the heart of Gent:
1. Yalo Hotel: This charming hotel offers comfortable accommodations and is situated in the city center. It’s a great choice for those who want to explore the city’s vibrant atmosphere.
2. Ibis Hotel Gent Centrum Opera: Another fantastic option, this hotel is also centrally located and provides a more budget-friendly alternative for your stay.

Getting to the Event Venue: To reach the event venue in Zwijnaarde from your hotel, you can take tram 2. The tram ride takes approximately 20 minutes, and you can disembark at the final stop in Zwijnaarde. From there, it’s just a short 10-minute walk to the venue. Of course, you can also opt for a taxi or Uber if you prefer. (Both hotels are located near the tram stop)