Why Attend?
NEW Format – In-depth, practical sessions with an inspiring selection of research papers, all combined into a compact, 1.5 day program, across Friday afternoon and all day Saturday. The compact weekend scheduling, and location 6k (12mins) from Adelaide Airport, decreases travel time, accommodation costs, and preserves one day of your weekend!
• Fly in Friday afternoon, and out Saturday evening
• Treat patients Friday morning
The ICAK 2012 Conference will provide a new perspective and practical techniques that you can use tomorrow.
Practitioners currently employing clinical AK
What is clinical Applied Kinesiology (AK)?
Developed in 1964, fundamental Kinesiology tenants that muscle weakness (rather than excessive tightness) is frequently central to postural distortions. More recently, Kinesiology has expanded to evaluate more of the health picture.
Who uses AK?
Practitioners using clinical AK must first obtain a university degree in an approved mode of primary health care such as chiropractic, osteopathy, physiotherapy or medicine. After that, a Certificate Course of over 100 hours classroom study is undertaken.
Further study to become a Diplomate of the International Board of Applied Kinesiology (DIBAK) requires over 300 hours of AK instruction, written and oral examinations and submission of two original research papers.
The ICAK is the largest organised inter-professional health provider group in the world, that uses diagnostic manual muscle testing. It includes members from all medical and health specialties.
• Fly in Friday afternoon, and out Saturday evening
• Treat patients Friday morning
• Be home all day Sunday
Gives you the best of both worlds – get updated with new research findings, and develop new skills and protocols on the spot during practical sessions.
CPD Points Pending.
Practitioners currently employing clinical AK
- Access cutting edge, latest clinical applications
- Update and refine your existing skills
- Gain new perspective to enhance your current practice
- Develop tools to use in your first day of practice!
- Integrate your study of upper body mechanics into a comprehensive system, for some of the most common complaints you will see in practice – Headaches, Neck and Shoulder pain.
What is clinical Applied Kinesiology (AK)?
Developed in 1964, fundamental Kinesiology tenants that muscle weakness (rather than excessive tightness) is frequently central to postural distortions. More recently, Kinesiology has expanded to evaluate more of the health picture.
Who uses AK?
Practitioners using clinical AK must first obtain a university degree in an approved mode of primary health care such as chiropractic, osteopathy, physiotherapy or medicine. After that, a Certificate Course of over 100 hours classroom study is undertaken.
Further study to become a Diplomate of the International Board of Applied Kinesiology (DIBAK) requires over 300 hours of AK instruction, written and oral examinations and submission of two original research papers.
The ICAK is the largest organised inter-professional health provider group in the world, that uses diagnostic manual muscle testing. It includes members from all medical and health specialties.
