Just wondering if there were any plans to offer CE credits for the
Winter Symposium? That would help me decide if I could afford to go.
I need 16 hours in Texas and I would love to get them learning CPK.
Hello group,
Everyone should check out the August Issue of the American
Chiropractor. On page 48 there is an article entitled, "Adjusting the
Holographic Body--Part 1: The physical posture of subluxation.
This article details the fact that different subluxations are
manifest in different postures.
Here are a couple of gems:
"What is meant by posture specific? It simply means that, as we
assume different postures, our body structure reveals different
subluxations."
And...
"A common example will easily clarify this: a patient feels fine
after being adjusted while lying on a chiropractic table. However,
after they get up and assume a certain physical posture they are
subluxated again: "I felt fine after the adjustment but when I go
like this I feel terrible again." That is an indication that you
missed something in your care. What did you miss? You missed the
subluxation that occurred when the patient assumed a specific
physical posture."
Indeed.
More proof that CPK is way too great.
--Adrian P. Larsen, DC, FASA
Thanks for the question. At the moment, there aren't any plans to make them available by DVD. I'll level with you--making the events available on DVD hurts our attendance to the point that we can't hold events. Too many would-be attendees choose to just get the DVD instead of attending. So, unfortunately, for the time being, we will not be making them available by DVD, in hopes that more people will choose to get the information "Live."
Of course, notes are available to members in the Members only area of the website.
Thanks,
Adrian Larsen, DC
Director
On Aug 11, 2007, at 11:03 PM, doctycobb wrote:
Just wondering if there are any plans to make videos of the latest summer and winter symposiums available through the association store. I have learned a great deal from CPK DVDs, especially because I am able to watch things over and over. I would be very interested if you do.
Just wondering if there are any plans to make videos of the latest
summer and winter symposiums available through the association store.
I have learned a great deal from CPK DVDs, especially because I am able
to watch things over and over. I would be very interested if you do.
wtc
--- In cpkusagroup@yahoogroups.com, Adrian Larsen <alarsen@...> wrote:
Hi Ty,
To prefix with ART, you use the mode in three dimensions:flat hand, 4 finger tips to master point, ulnar edve of hand to master point. All of these while holding ART until the signal clears.
Then high gain. That is generally enough, and you are ready to go.
--Adrian When you say "flat hand" do you mean palmar side to MP or posterior hand to MP? This is exciting new stuff. Thanks your kindness in keeping us up to date.
--- In cpkusagroup@yahoogroups.com, Adrian Larsen <alarsen@...> wrote:
Hi Ty,
To prefix with ART, you use the mode in three dimensions:flat hand, 4 finger tips to master point, ulnar edve of hand to master point. All of these while holding ART until the signal clears.
Then high gain.
That is generally enough, and you are ready to go.
--Adrian
When you say "flat hand" do you mean palmar side to MP or posterior hand to MP? This is exciting new stuff. Thanks your kindness in keeping us up to date.
To prefix with ART, you use the mode in three dimensions: flat hand, 4 finger tips to master point, ulnar edve of hand to master point. All of these while holding ART until the signal clears.
Then high gain.
That is generally enough, and you are ready to go.
--Adrian
On May 15, 2007, at 10:45 PM, doctycobb wrote:
Have the basic prefix procedures changed with the addition of the ART (adaptation release therapy) mode?
I learned the prefix to be:
1) Local, EP, Local 2) High gain, EP, High gain 2a)If no hit on High gain, then use Adaptation Triad to clear adaptation and then repeat step 2 above 3) Crosstalk, EP, Crosstalk
Is this still correct or has it been modified with the introduction of the ART mode?
I'd like to leave this one for Milt to answer, and he's currently on a boat in the Carribean. We'll have to wait for him to get back.
--Adrian
On May 15, 2007, at 10:40 PM, doctycobb wrote:
I understand that the 27-17-5 protocol is a newer version of a CPK allergy clearing technique and I think I understand the basic idea, but could someone lay out the basic steps of how to use the protocol?
Have the basic prefix procedures changed with the addition of the ART
(adaptation release therapy) mode?
I learned the prefix to be:
1) Local, EP, Local
2) High gain, EP, High gain
2a)If no hit on High gain, then use Adaptation Triad to clear
adaptation and then repeat step 2 above
3) Crosstalk, EP, Crosstalk
Is this still correct or has it been modified with the introduction of
the ART mode?
Thanks for the help.
Ty
I understand that the 27-17-5 protocol is a newer version of a CPK
allergy clearing technique and I think I understand the basic idea, but
could someone lay out the basic steps of how to use the protocol?
Thanks so much.
Ty
Pain mode: Use when something hurts. Log into the problem with doctor-patient touch, then use pain mode to specifically find the cause of the pain. This is very useful, for obvious reasons. Endpoint or prioritize and process accordingly.
VSR mode: I've never used it, so I can't comment. This was a mode I had never seen until the hand mode book came out.
Diaphragm-spinal division: Scan the patient's diaphragm with this mode. Have the patient take a deep breath, then cough three times on a single exhale. If the spinal division of the diaphragm is involved, this will cause a signal. Endpoint or prioritize and treat accordingly.
Anyone know about the VSR mode?
Thanks,
--Adrian
On May 11, 2007, at 8:31 AM, doctycobb wrote:
1. How is the PAIN mode used? Under what circumstances? What would clue you in to check this mode?
2. How is the VSR (viscero somatic reaction) mode used? Under what circumstances? What would clue you in to check this mode?
3. How do you use the DIAPHRAGM (Spinal division) mode? Under what circumstances? What would clue you in to check this mode?
Thanks. I appreciate the "virtual mentoring" on here.
Once you have located the LOCAL muscle correction to be made (local, muscle is active) then use ulnar edge of your hand on that point to locate the vector to the other correction point. Place one digit (presumably your thumb) at the local spot, and slide another digit (presumably a finger) along the muscle fiber, following the vector you found until you get the other hit. These are your two points. Stretch them apart along the vector indicated by your test until the signal clears.
Whew--it's a lot easier to show this than to explain it.
Occasionally, you will need to treat origin and insertion, rather than muscle spindles, and the location of your hits will demonstrate this. Also, occasionally you may need to squeeze, rather than stretch, and your signal will indicate this with challenge. But it's nearly always a stretch.
Hope this helps!
--Adrian
On May 9, 2007, at 7:19 PM, Ron Evans wrote:
When addressing muscle correction,how do I know whether to increase or decrease muscle tension.Is it via overactive or underactive mode?
Which listing is yours? I went to the samreader web-site and there
are several listings. I didn't see one listed under Plano Texas.
Thanks,
Sean
--- In cpkusagroup@yahoogroups.com, "drannknight" <drann@...> wrote:
>
> Hello to all my CPK friends. I hope everyone is doing well. I
have
> decided to sell my practice here in Plano Texas (near Dallas) and
move
> to Southern California. I am planning to begin the transition
within a
> month and am planning on being in California 3-4 days a week and in
> Plano 2-3 days a week until my Plano practice sells.
>
> My Plano practice is for sale and is listed with
www.samreader.com. If
> anyone is interested in purchasing it, there are details on that
> website. However, if you are interested, please contact me first
> before you talk to anyone from the website as they offer a lower
> commission rate if I bring them the buyer. There may be 90-100%
> financing available and I am highly motivated to sell it as I am
ready
> to fully relocate and bring CPK to California. I have spoiled my
> patients with CPK so my practice is perfect for a CPk-er. It is
> totally referral based and relatively stress free. I work 3 days a
week
> and someone could easily increase the practice by adding more
days. I
> have one CA who is highly motivated and with her only being there
for 3
> months, my numbers have increased by $2000-$5000 per month. ( I
never
> knew that the staff could make THAT much difference). The
valuation of
> the practice was based on the previous numbers so someone will get
a
> great deal.
>
> My new location will be in La Crescenta California which is near
LA.
> The phone number is listed on the map of the CPK practitioners. I
am
> planning on beginning my practice there in June or July. I am very
> excited about these changes and hope that if anyone is ever in the
LA
> area, that you will call me.
>
> Ann 972-523-3404 (cell number)
>
Hello to all my CPK friends. I hope everyone is doing well. I have
decided to sell my practice here in Plano Texas (near Dallas) and move
to Southern California. I am planning to begin the transition within a
month and am planning on being in California 3-4 days a week and in
Plano 2-3 days a week until my Plano practice sells.
My Plano practice is for sale and is listed with www.samreader.com. If
anyone is interested in purchasing it, there are details on that
website. However, if you are interested, please contact me first
before you talk to anyone from the website as they offer a lower
commission rate if I bring them the buyer. There may be 90-100%
financing available and I am highly motivated to sell it as I am ready
to fully relocate and bring CPK to California. I have spoiled my
patients with CPK so my practice is perfect for a CPk-er. It is
totally referral based and relatively stress free. I work 3 days a week
and someone could easily increase the practice by adding more days. I
have one CA who is highly motivated and with her only being there for 3
months, my numbers have increased by $2000-$5000 per month. ( I never
knew that the staff could make THAT much difference). The valuation of
the practice was based on the previous numbers so someone will get a
great deal.
My new location will be in La Crescenta California which is near LA.
The phone number is listed on the map of the CPK practitioners. I am
planning on beginning my practice there in June or July. I am very
excited about these changes and hope that if anyone is ever in the LA
area, that you will call me.
Ann 972-523-3404 (cell number)
1. How is the PAIN mode used? Under what circumstances? What would
clue you in to check this mode?
2. How is the VSR (viscero somatic reaction) mode used? Under what
circumstances? What would clue you in to check this mode?
3. How do you use the DIAPHRAGM (Spinal division) mode? Under what
circumstances? What would clue you in to check this mode?
Thanks. I appreciate the "virtual mentoring" on here.
Ty
This mode falls in among the other adaptation modes in that it will prevent processing to the end of the causal chain until it is resolved. It is another form of adaptation, and can cause you to detour from the true underlying problem.
To treat this mode, when active, simply use End Point and follow it to the end. Then normal processing on the causal chain may resume.
As to whether this mode indicates an inherited diathesis, I don't know. According to Dr. Dowty, this mode has to do with a trauma-emotional connection. I assume this could be inherited as well.
--Adrian
On May 9, 2007, at 9:14 AM, doctycobb wrote:
I see the new MIASM mode in the hand mode book, but I am not sure how it is used. When do you use it? Does it mean miasm as defined in homeopathy (inherited diathesis)?
I see the new MIASM mode in the hand mode book, but I am not sure how
it is used. When do you use it? Does it mean miasm as defined in
homeopathy (inherited diathesis)?
Thanks.
Dr. Dowty produced a ROF DVD a couple of years ago and gave it out with memberships. We don't currently have any in stock, but maybe it's time to make some more of them.
--Adrian Larsen
On Apr 18, 2007, at 7:06 PM, Ron Evans wrote:
Last year some mention was made regarding making a DVD of a ROF.Has any progress been made or does any of the members have one that is particularly effective.Any and all help would be greatly appreciated.
Last year some mention was made regarding making a DVD of a ROF.Has any
progress been made or does any of the members have one that is
particularly effective.Any and all help would be greatly appreciated.
full flexion of the middle finger, tip into the palm of
the hand
ring finger straight into extension
full flexion of the little finger, tip into the palm of
the hand
Later
investigation however, revealed that this mode only identifies dura of the
cervical spine, so a new full spine version was produced a few years ago now
referred to as “meninges”
second palmer surface of the thumb, second phalanx to the
radial surface of the proximal phalanx of the index
finger
Hey Everyone,
The 2007 Summer Conference is now available for registration on the
CPK website http://www.cpkusa.com.
This year, we will have 2 educational tracks with basic and advanced
classes being taught concurrently. We'll be at the same location in
Kansas City, so we can all look forward to a great conference.
---ALSO---
The 2007 CPK Training Seminar Series has been added to the website.
Basic Level will be taught in Minneapolis, and Intermediate will be
taught in Denver. Complete details are on the site.
Please check them out and register for all that meet your needs. We
need participation to justify holding these events.
Thanks,
Adrian Larsen, DC
Director
During the first major incident last May, my heart just felt like a three cylinder engine pounding away on only one or two cylinders. No pain and no light headedness. Just very unnerving because I could feel my heart flopping around. At that time I believe my rate might have been about 80 per minute. During this most recent major incident, my heart was again feeling like it was flopping around, but it felt very slow. When I took my pulse I could only detect about 45 beat per minute. This, of course, concerned me because it was different than the incident in May. I had another appt. with the cardiac specialist two weeks ago, at which time he looked at the EKG that I had done in the emergency room while out of town last month. He confirmed that it wasn't necessarily AF this time, but was just a premature beat every few beats or so. When told him my pulse was only about 45, he explained that it probably wasn't that low, but that it only felt like it was because of the nature of the premature beat. He believed that my rate probably was normal. The emergency room doctor gave me some blood pressure medication (Toprol) to try the next time I had a major episode. This is supposed to slow down and stabilize my beat. At first this concerned me because I believed my rate was already too low, but apparently the Cardiologist doesn't believe it was. I have tried to quantify when and why my heart starts to act up. I cut out all caffeine. I cut out my daily Green Tea for about three weeks because you mentioned that there could be some herb within the tea that was causing not only the irregular heartbeat but also my insomnia. So far nothing I've eliminated has made any difference. Sometimes I can go days without an episode (or noticing and episode), but then for no apparent reason it will start to act up. I thought it might be exhaustion, but just yesterday I was extremely exhausted but without any episode. So, go figure. Overall, I can only believe that my recent episodes this past year and my insomnia are the result of unknown, silent stress. I need to do something because the insomnia is a real problem. I plain and simply will not go to sleep without Lunesta. And, even then I need to take more than the standard 3mg dose, otherwise I always wake up around 2:30am and then just float in and out of sleep for the next few hours, only to arise and be exhausted all day. Please help. I need a magic bullet. Thanks,
During the first major incident last May, my heart just felt like a
three cylinder engine pounding away on only one or two cylinders. No
pain and no light headedness. Just very unnerving because I could
feel my heart flopping around. At that time I believe my rate might
have been about 80 per minute.
During this most recent major incident, my heart was again feeling
like it was flopping around, but it felt very slow. When I took my
pulse I could only detect about 45 beat per minute. This, of course,
concerned me because it was different than the incident in May.
I had another appt. with the cardiac specialist two weeks ago, at
which time he looked at the EKG that I had done in the emergency room
while out of town last month. He confirmed that it wasn't
necessarily AF this time, but was just a premature beat every few
beats or so.
When told him my pulse was only about 45, he explained that it
probably wasn't that low, but that it only felt like it was because
of the nature of the premature beat. He believed that my rate
probably was normal.
The emergency room doctor gave me some blood pressure medication
(Toprol) to try the next time I had a major episode. This is
supposed to slow down and stabilize my beat. At first this concerned
me because I believed my rate was already too low, but apparently the
Cardiologist doesn't believe it was.
I have tried to quantify when and why my heart starts to act up. I
cut out all caffeine. I cut out my daily Green Tea for about three
weeks because you mentioned that there could be some herb within the
tea that was causing not only the irregular heartbeat but also my
insomnia. So far nothing I've eliminated has made any difference.
Sometimes I can go days without an episode (or noticing and episode),
but then for no apparent reason it will start to act up. I thought
it might be exhaustion, but just yesterday I was extremely exhausted
but without any episode. So, go figure.
Overall, I can only believe that my recent episodes this past year
and my insomnia are the result of unknown, silent stress.
I need to do something because the insomnia is a real problem. I
plain and simply will not go to sleep without Lunesta.
And, even then I need to take more than the standard 3mg dose,
otherwise I always wake up around 2:30am and then just float in and
out of sleep for the next few hours, only to arise and be exhausted
all day.
Please help. I need a magic bullet.
Thanks,