Master Class in Extremities

  • This seminar demonstrates how to analyse and adjust the most common extremity complaints seen in a general practice.
  • Most extremity complaints in general practice are not related to a sudden injury. They arise from repetitive or unusual stress at work or in sports.
  • Learn the traditional techniques for each area, then how to improve on the original technique using muscle testing and other indicators.
  • This is a hands-on seminar, mostly demonstration and practice.
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Location

The Social Hub
Wibautstraat 129
1091 GL Amsterdam

Parking is available on-site. 30 euro/day
Metro Wibautstraat is steps from the front door
Tram Wibautstraat is 500 meters

Dr. James Glenn Drewry D.C.

Dr. James Glenn Drewry D.C.

Dr. James Glenn Drewry D.C. is the owner of Amsterdam Chiropractic and European Chiropractic Seminars, bringing with him 20 years of clinical experience.

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The early bird price of 400 ends 28 February 2025

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Dr. James Glenn Drewry D.C.

Dr. James Glenn Drewry D.C. is from the state of Virginia. He is the owner of Amsterdam Chiropractic. Dr Drewry has previously practiced in the US and Australia. He has practiced in NL since 2009. Dr Drewry learned AK from Dr Walter Schmitt at Parker University. Wally Schmitt was a protege of Bob Goodheart and the inventor of Injury Recall Technique. Dr Drewry learned extremity adjusting from Dr Mark Charette and Dr Mark Heron at Parker around the same time. He has developed unique ways to combine AK tests with extremity adjustments. Dr Drewry has built a successful all-referral practice in central Amsterdam using and refining the tools and techniques taught now in his seminars.

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