Special Presentation at SORSI Homecoming 2008 - St. Louis
CEREBELLUM

it's role in the demise and restoration of postural tone and motor function

presented by
Marc G. Pick, D.C., F.I.C.S.

Brief Course Description:
Designed to enhance the practitioner's clinical skills in analysis, treatment protocols, and rehabilitation, this presentation is an investigation into the anatomy and functional neurophysiology between the spinal cord and the cerebellum.

Topics include: An in depth functional review of the cerebellum's internal circuitry with an emphasis on diminished postural tone, motor coordination through learned motor patterns and vestibulo-ocular reflex patterns and motor deficits. Practicums will include a review of clinical signs and suggested treatment protocols.

Date and time:
Wednesday, October 15—1:00pm - 7:00pm
continuing
Thursday, October 16 — 8:30am - 7:00pm

Location: Doctor Sharing Room
Text handouts will be available for purchase at the SORSI desk for $30

Please try to register at least 2 weeks in advance to ensure your attendance and availability of text handouts. Late registrants will be accepted if there is space permitting. Availability of course notes cannot be guaranteed unless you are pre-registered.

Hours will be monitored at the door for license renewal.

Latecomers will be accepted, however all hours must be attended for complete relicensure credits.

For more information, please call: Sacro Occipital Research Society