March 24, Arlington, VA – The International Chiropractors
Association (ICA) will be hosting its ICA/Facts
International Symposium, to be held June 11-12, 2010 at the President Wilson
Hotel in the beautiful city of Geneva. The event will offer an outstanding
educational program with expert speakers and excellent topics that no one
should miss.
This is a unique
opportunity to listen to and learn from some of the greatest speakers with
expertise in specific areas of chiropractic practice. Welcoming the
guests to ICA’s
5th International Symposium on the Science, Art and Philosophy of Chiropractic
will be ICA President Dr. Gary Walsemann and Dr. Chervet Christian, Vice
President of the ChiroSuisse Association.
The educational program
will start off with Dr. Dan Murphy, whose fast-paced lectures on chiropractic
neurology, supported with the latest research, are intellectually challenging
and always of a high caliber. He will be followed by Olympian Dr. Jeffrey
Spencer who will teach protocols of treatment and care for athletes based on
his extensive experience of helping world-class champions world-wide prevent
injuries, heal, and maximize their performance.
Other speakers with
expertise in specific areas will be Dr. John Maltby on instrumentation and
geriatrics, Dr. Lora Tanis on pediatrics, Dr. Jamie Kowal on MRI.
Dr. Fabrizio Mancini and Dr. Brian Kelly will round out the program with
presentations on wellness and chiropractic and a discussion on the state of
chiropractic research in 2010.
The variety of topics and
line-up of speakers with years of practice experience and different expertise
make this an extraordinary program that will be clinically useful as well as
intellectually stimulating.
Register early and save! You can register online or
download registration form and fax or call it in; make hotel reservations
online; view full program and bios of speakers.
For more information,
including registration details, visit www.chiropractic.org
or email genevasymposium@chiropractic.org
or call 001-703-528-5000 Ext 110.
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