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DYNAMIC GROWTH EXPERIENCE 2008 An Inspiring Afternoon of Learning, Enrichment and Networking The Dynamic Growth movement supports members of the chiropractic community in their quest to become their best, from a personal perspective, and in their chosen profession. Dynamic Growth movement provides the opportunity for everyone in the chiropractic family to participate, learn and grow by involvement at a Dynamic Growth Experience for a few hours on a Saturday afternoon. A compelling list of speakers is being finalized for each Experience. The following speakers, amongst others, have already committed to your DGE. NSW – Jennifer Barham Floreani, Anna Carter, Travis Wild North QLD – Michael Powderly, Dennis Collins WA – Travis Wild, Doug Herron, Laurence Tham, Craig Foote QLD – Rosemary Keating, Donna Moritz, Travis Wild NZ – John O’Malley, Damian Kristof, Aaron Tselepy Here are some compelling reasons why you should register now: • An opportunity for the whole practice team to share an inspirational day • Network with like-minded Chiropractors, CA’s and students • Hear some of our profession’s top speakers • No practice time is lost • Opportunity for Continuing Professional Development Points • Value for money • The Experiences are conveniently located in your region avoiding travel and accommodation costs • New South Wales and Western Australia are both conducting FREE Student Workshops immediately before the Dynamic Growth Experience Be Inspired – Register Now Register online at www.spinalresearch.com.au NOW IS THE TIME TO PUT THE DATE IN YOUR DIARY State <strong>Date</strong> Venue Convenor Email NZ 12 July Terraces Resort, Lake Taupo Georgina Compton drcompton@chiropractic.co.nz Nth Qld 19 July Novotel Oasis Resort Cairns Todd Lizon twlizon@hotmail.com NSW 9 August Swiss Grand Hotel, Sydney Julie Uren jrmidwife@optusnet.com.au QLD 16 August Sebel & Citigate Travis West admin@backtofront.com.au King George Square, Brisbane WA 30 August Mecure Hotel, Perth Taylor Vagg vaggchiro@westnet.com.au SA 20 September Hyatt, Adelaide Rebecca Rose rebecca@rosechiro.com.au Our valued sponsors for Dynamic Growth Experience 2008 are: STUDENT CORNER MURDOCH CAMPUS, CHIROPRACTIC TREATMENT FOR INDIAN ROCK-BREAKERS RMIT CHIROPRACTIC STUDENT ASSOCIATION EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE FOR 2008 A team of Murdoch University chiropractic students is heading to India to treat children as young as two years of age who perform “back-breaking” work, crushing stones for a living. For the third year running Murdoch University students will travel to Silguri, West Bengal in the North Eastern corner of India where they will provide free chiropractic care, first aid and basic medical supplies for the children and other community members. Associate Professor Brian Nook, Dean of the School of Chiropractic and Sports Science said “25 students, five qualified chiropractors and a paramedic will provide treatment for two weeks.” “The reality in these communities is that children aged two to 14 have to earn a living rock-breaking and face appalling living conditions coupled with inadequate health care,” Professor Nook said. “This is a fantastic initiative by our students who are committed to the cause and have paid for their own airfares.” “It provides a much needed community service to the people in India who are hungry for our support and request our services.” “It also provides our students the opportunity to experience unique conditions and interactions with other qualified chiropractors.” New RMIT Chiropractic Student Association President Nick Gentile RMIT University Chiropractic Student Association (CSA) held an election on the 5th May for a new Executive Committee. The new Executive Committee is: Nick Gentile – President Tony Cassis - Vice President Julie Kendall – Secretary Daniel Tilley – Treasurer Xavier Hine – Social Director The past Executive Committee were Dominic Flyn, Sarah Mannes, Tori Wright and Kieran Whelan. The Committee wishes the new team the best of luck and knows that the Chiropractic Student Association is in good hands. The Mission of the <strong>Australian</strong> <strong>Spinal</strong> <strong>Research</strong> <strong>Foundation</strong> is to fund research and desseminate knowledge that furthers the understanding, development and effectiveness of chiropractic care. 9
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