"This is the finest all-around cervical spine program ever presented to doctors of chiropractic in North America," said Dr. Arthur Croft, director of the Spine Research Institute of San Diego, Calif. Dr. Croft is a leading expert in this field, and one of more than 60 speakers and technique instructors on the program, highlights of which include:
- a two-and-a-half-hour mock trial on cervical adjustment and the risk of stroke, chaired by Dr. Scott Haldeman and featuring attorneys and chiropractic and medical experts from the high-profile Lewis Inquest in Toronto, Ontario, Canada;
- as part of the pediatric cervical spine program, a workshop on upper cervical techniques for infants and children by U.S. chiropractor Dr. Joan Fallon and Belgian medical doctor Dr. Heiner Beidermann;
- "grand rounds" discussion of management of typical cervical spine cases by an interdisciplinary panel; and
- workshops and seminars by a "who's who" in chiropractic management of the cervical spine, including Drs. Bergman; Downes; Fuhr; Hammer; Hinson; Jacob; Leahy; Liebenson; Don Murphy; and Dan Murphy.
A second theme for the event, which has already been approved for 20 hours of continuing education (CE) credits in most states, is sports chiropractic. Practitioners from the U.S. and Canada with experience treating professional and Olympic athletes will conduct workshops on all aspects of sports chiropractic practice, including getting started; extremity adjusting; taping; helmet removal; managing coaches and elite athletes; and the Olympic experience.
Dr. Craig Liebenson, who will present a full-day seminar with Dr. Don Murphy on low-tech rehabilitation of the cervical spine in chiropractic practice, concurred with Dr. Croft about the importance of the upcoming meeting: "There has never been a meeting with this range, depth and practical value. I am telling everyone not to miss it."
For complete details on the 2003 WFC Congress, visit www.chiroweb.com/wfcorlando2003, or contact the WFC (Serena Smith) by phone: 416-484-9978; fax: 416-484-9665; or e-mail:
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