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Theme: "My Favorite Stuff". Each presenter will present his/her favorite knowledge, technique, or information. A smorgasbord of learning for the CPK practitioner, and a great way to expand your clinical repertoire of capabilities.

Location: Denver, CO

Doubletree Hotel Denver Southeast

Dates:

Friday and Saturday, November 2-3 2007

Seminar Outline:


Presenter Topic
Dr. Linda Hite Because, at its root, CPK is a frequency-based healing system, Dr. Hite will focus on the many facets of frequency healing: lasers, Rife technology, sound, light, and of course, CPK. She’ll include live demonstrations of how she employs these in her practice and bring case histories.
Dr. Amanda Buffington Dr. Buffington will share her technique for interpreting hair anaylsis. She will also speak to the various protocols for emphasizing the importance of the "gut" in health and how to convey the message to patients. Most importantly, she will share how these, and other products or techniques, can by incorporated into a CPK practice.
Dr. Alex Gilmore Dr. Gilmore will focus on the heart and has summarized his presentation as follows:
  • Getting to the heart of emotions
  • The physical heart and its connections and reflections on being open to the transfer of divine energy, including digital pulse wave analysis principle, application and clinical results. How elastic are your arteries? How clear are your relationships?
  • Principles of Magnetic Resonance Stimulation vs. Low Level Laser therapy: applications and therapeutic effect. What are the most effective ways for increasing cellular energy?
Mr. Lynn Kenny Ever wondered about the science behind frequency healing? As President of Beam Ray LLC, Mr. Lynn Kenny is heavily involved in frequency healing solutions and cutting-edge research. He will be presenting the scientific evidence his company uses to determine correct frequencies, as well as observations from several university studies and a 4-year hospital study. Learn the truth behind the technique and watch live demonstrations of frequency healing equipment.
Dr. Milton Dowty Pinnacle Performance is Now: A More Perfect Protocol

It always makes me feel a little “uncomfortable” to discuss my personal skills in healthcare. I suppose that’s why nothing has my name on it...my clinic, the technology, the books and manuals are of modest notation. I know that these are not personal achievements, but they are they are achievements only possible with the help of God for the inspiration and direction for integration. Except for the few professional “bumps” in the road, thousands of people have experienced the life-changing results provided by you and the CPK system. Thank you for your trust in me and in the unique healthcare integration system of CPK.

I hope all of you will grab onto the latest integrations with which I’ve been working. It’s been many years since I’ve had such a “hot” item to share with you. New insurance mandates for documentation have “forced” me to incorporate new dynamics into my office visit and this change has not been easy nor has it been without much daily distress. The end result, however, has brought the serendipity of a more perfect protocol. This will be the focus of my presentation in this November’s CPK WINTER SYMPOSIUM.

To prepare your mind for this event we must honestly address the question, “Why do patients have recurrent problem areas?” Some of us have found answers in the psychosomatic investigations. Some have found value in nutritional deficiencies, while others have found acupuncture holographic displays to provide the relevant missing link. Thankfully, the CPK S.C.O.P.E. protocol has the capacity to give us some insight into all of these possibilities. However, in spite of the CPK system benefits, CPK has a weak link in two areas: first, identifying the “most urgent” priority condition (vs. the next sequential priority), and second: identifying some problems of functional neuropathology. These challenges are full of pitfalls. While trying to gain a foothold on these two issues I have been led to focus on eliminating adaptations that are underlying almost every correction that we currently are making to help the patient. So between now and the SYMPOSIUM, format a query for the adaptations after each and every correction; boy are you going to be surprised! In November I’ll show you how I perform this process and I’ll demonstrate how it contributes to a rapid resolution for the results-oriented practice.

By the way, so much for slowing down! August was the best business month I have had in many years! Learn how I do it at the SYMPOSIUM!