Standard Laboratory Testing, its Significance and Interpretation
Saturday, October 8, 2011, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (8 CEU's)

The NCNM is pleased to welcome Dr. Wayne R. Cichowicz, D.N., D.A.A.P.M., F.A.B.S., back to the NCNM to offer a course covering standard laboratory testing, its significance and interpretation. It will also cover proper treatment protocols for various nutrient deficiencies as well as the therapeutic use of herbs.

The seminar will also present the determination of health and disease and organ system dysfunction assessment by determining the changes found in a patient's blood profile. Dr. Cichowicz will cover not only individual blood segment changes, but also the combination of changes which may appear normal but are in fact predictors of subtle changes in maintenance of health and prevention of disease utilizing nutrients, supplements and nutriceuticals.

Instructor:

Wayne R. Cichowicz, D.N., D.A.A.P.M., F.A.B.S., President, American College of Physical Medicine
Naprapathic Medicine, National College of Naprapathic Medicine

Fees: Preregistration $89.00, $99.00 at the door.
Students: $50.00 (no CEU's)

Join experienced Health Care Practitioner, Hypnotist and Educator Dr. Tony Zayner, D.N., L.Ac, MSOM, MSEd, for a two-day seminar examining the use of hypnosis as an adjunctive tool for your health care practice.

Day 1 - Saturday, August 20, 2011: Introduction to the art, history and theory of hypnosis, including modern applications. Video demonstrations.

Day 2 - Sunday, August 21, 2011: Review of Day 1, practice of theoretical information, different hypnosis styles and techniques.

Sessions on both days meet from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. with a one-hour break for lunch from 1:00-2:00 p.m. (lunch is not provided by NCNM)

Fees: Preregistration $175.00, $195.00 at the door.

Students: $100.00 (no CEU's)

Instructor:

Bernard "Tony" Zayner has been a martial artist and student of Chinese philosophy and culture for over 40 years. He has owned a few successful schools of martial arts and was the 1988/1989 undefeated U.S. National Tai Chi Push Hands champion and went to China as a U.S. team member for three successive international tournaments. In 1989, he moved to Taiwan to work for the Chinese government as a consultant for six government ministries and to teach at three of its premier universities. In Asia, he studied Mandarin, Chinese Medicine, Thai Massage, painting, calligraphy, Tai Chi and Chinese culture. He returned to Chicago in 2000 to complete his studies in clinical massage, Oriental Medicine, clinical hypnosis and Naprapathy. He is currently a professor at Pacific College of Oriental Medicine and the National College of Naprapathic Medicine. He has also founded the Shu Family School of Tai Chi Ch'uan and the Asian Bodywork Club.

Day 1 - Saturday, August 27, 2011: Review and Practice of Techniques learned in the Basic class. Various inductions: Instantaneous, Rapid, Progressive (Verbal and Non-verbal). Deepening techniques (Ex. Fractionation).

Day 2 - Sunday, August 28, 2011: Hypnotic analgesia for clinical use. Glove anesthesia. Techniques of Color / Light Therapy. Freeing smokers from their addiction. Intro to Parts Therapy.

Sessions on both days meet from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. with a one-hour break for lunch from 1:00-2:00 p.m. (lunch is not provided by NCNM)

Note: Advanced seminar is intended only for those who have taken the Basic Hypnosis for Health Care Practitioners series or have previous training in hypnosis. For questions regarding eligibility, please contact instructor Dr. B. Tony Zayner at taichitony@yahoo.com.

Instructor:

Bernard "Tony" Zayner has been a martial artist and student of Chinese philosophy and culture for over 40 years. He has owned a few successful schools of martial arts and was the 1988/1989 undefeated U.S. National Tai Chi Push Hands champion and went to China as a U.S. team member for three successive international tournaments. In 1989, he moved to Taiwan to work for the Chinese government as a consultant for six government ministries and to teach at three of its premier universities. In Asia, he studied Mandarin, Chinese Medicine, Thai Massage, painting, calligraphy, Tai Chi and Chinese culture. He returned to Chicago in 2000 to complete his studies in clinical massage, Oriental Medicine, clinical hypnosis and Naprapathy. He is currently a professor at Pacific College of Oriental Medicine and the National College of Naprapathic Medicine. He has also founded the Shu Family School of Tai Chi Ch'uan and the Asian Bodywork Club.

Fees: Preregistration $175.00, $195.00 at the door.
Students: $100.00 (no CEU's)

Instructor: Dr. B. Tony Zayner, DN, L.Ac, MSOM, MSEd.

This is the second half of the NCNM Advanced Thai Table Massage CEU series. Prone techniques will be taught six Monday evenings (6:00-9:00) starting Monday, February 7, 2011 with a 7th session for review on March 21, 2011.

This series will focus on clients who complain of “Desk Syndrome.” The stretches in this protocol pull the body into extension-type postures and help alleviate pain and discomfort caused by long hours of desk work. Take the time to learn this skill and your clients will be very grateful.

Costs: $349.00 (7 weeks) 21 CEU credits
$300.00 for late registration, weeks 2 through 7
At-the-door registrations will require an additional $50.00 surcharge.
Special Current Student Rate – $250.00
Review Participants - $175.00
(those who took the course previously but desire a "refresher")
Note: Neither students nor review participants receive CEU credit.

Instructor: B. Tony Zayner, L.Ac, MSOM, MSed

The course will include pain relief through the use of specific points. Many conditions will be discussed. The use of tools will be explained and demonstrated. Also, Chinese nutritional protocols for seasonal changes will be discussed.

This seminar is open to all licensed Dietitians/Nutritionists, Naprapaths, Massage Therapists, Physical Therapists and Physical Therapy Assistants. 8 Hours of Continuing Education will be given for attending this seminar.

Fees: Preregistration $89.00; $99.00 at the door.

Instructor: Dr. B. Tony Zayner, DN, L.Ac, MSOM, MSEd.

Thai Massage is a traditional healing method that has been practiced in Thailand for centuries. With the incorporation of Acupressure, meridian energy work (sen lines) and Yoga-like stretching, Thai Massage on the table has a more profound effect on the body and improves circulation, flexibility and muscle tone. As in other massage methods, Thai is used to stimulate the body’s natural healing process, release stagnated blood and Qi, and take a role in repairing damaged tissues.

Learn approx. 200 techniques plus variations and bring new life to your career. The ten week concept allows time to practice and remember the techniques. This would be a great addition to any massage, physical therapy, or manual medicine practice.

Time: 5:30 to 9:30 p.m.; Sunday evenings beginning September 26, 2010 through December 5, 2010.

Costs: $495.00 (10 weeks) 40 CEU credits
At-the-door registrations will require an additional $50.00 surcharge.
Special Current Student Rate – $395.00
Students do not receive continuing education credit.

Fees: Preregistration $69.00; $79.00 at the door.

In this introductory Nero-linguistic Programming workshop offered by Dr. Vadim Dekhtyar, M.D., you will learn the NLP model of subjective experience and many NLP tools that have led to the success of thousands.

Gain basic skills and knowledge of NLP; learn the power of unconscious rapport; gain varied perspectives on situations to provide new insights and solutions; improve your ability to gain rapport and influence; understand the power of language and how we create meaning in our lives.

Class is worth 8 State of Illinois-approved CEU credits. It meets from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. with a one-hour break for lunch (lunch is not provided by NCNM).

Cost: $89.00 advanced registration, $99.00 at the door. Student rate - $50.00

Dr. Carlos Boileve, DC

Learn to correct dysfunctional joints of the upper extremity: Shoulder, Elbow, Wrist/Hand and lower extremity: Hip, Knee, Ankle/Foot.

Class will include the following:

• Overview of Anatomy of the joint in question
• Biomechanical Function
• Orthopedic Testing
• Manual Therapeutic Maneuvers

This seminar will be hands-on with one-on-one participation. Upper extremity and Lower extremity will be covered in separate sessions, morning and afternoon.

This class will provide you with techniques you will be able to use in your office the very next day.

Class is worth 8 State of Illinois-approved CEU credits. It meets from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. with a one-hour break for lunch (lunch is not provided by NCNM).

Cost: $89.00 advanced registration, $99.00 at the door. Student rate - $50.00

Dr. B. Tony Zayner, DN, LAc, MSOM, MSEd.

This is the second half of the NCNM Advanced Thai Table Massage CEU series. Prone techniques will be six Sunday evenings (5:30-9:30) starting Sunday February 21, 2010 through March 28, 2010, and sidelying will begin on April 4, 2010 and continue for 4 successive Sunday evenings until April 25, 2010. The total cost for all 10 sessions will be $495. Attendees may also decide to take the Prone portion only (6 classes) for $350 or the Sidelying sessions for only $250 (4 classes). Students or interested parties not wanting CEU certificates may attend the whole series for $250.

The Prone series will focus on clients who complain of “Desk Syndrome.” The stretches in this protocol pull the body into extension-type postures and help alleviate pain and discomfort caused by long hours of desk work. Sidelying / Pregnancy protocols are most appreciated by pregnant women and those who have back problems and cannot lie on their backs for long without tremendous pain. Take the time to learn this skill and your clients will be very grateful.

We urge students and therapists to take advantage of this offer because Thai Massage is in serious demand.

40 CEU credits
Seminars will be held Sunday Evenings, 5:30 to 9:30 p.m.

Thai Table Massage - An advanced 10-week series taught by B. Tony Zayner, L.Ac, MSOM, MSEd.

Thai Massage is a traditional healing method that has been practiced in Thailand for centuries. With the incorporation of acupressure, meridian energy work (sen lines) and Yoga-like stretching, That Massage on the table has a more profound effect on the body and improves circulation, flexibility and muscle tone. As in other massage methods, Thai is used to stimulate the body's natural healing process, release stagnated blood and Qi, and take a role in repairing damaged tissues. Learn approx. 200 techniques plus variations and bring new life to your career. The ten-week format allows time to practice and remember the techniques. This is a great addition to any massage, physical therapy or manual medicine practice.