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May 2019
RBE 2: Harnessing Receptor Systems in Therapy – Vancouver
Professors: Dr. Ashkan Jalili Harnessing Receptor Systems was designed to build upon the concepts in RBE1 and empower a provider with strategies to optimize brain function and performance. By combining your expertise, with ReceptorBased® physiology, this module will provide you with the science, research, and training needed to begin implementing effective neurological applications and programs…
Find out more »RBE 4: Reflex, Motor, and Cognitive Systems – Amsterdam
Professors: Dr. Adam Klotzek RBE4 dives into motor-cognitive systems and introduces this concept through a hierarchical model, that applies to neurological function and dysfunction. Through understanding sensory-motor reflexes and the brain’s role in modifying those reflexes, participants will learn to enhance and optimize both involuntary (reflex) movement, emotion, cognitive processing, and intentional movement, utilizing ReceptorBased®…
Find out more »RBE 3: Autonomic Fuel, Flow & Function – Chicago, IL
Professors: Dr. Trevor Eason RBE3 builds upon the concepts in RBE1 and RBE2 to understand the foundational importance of fuel delivery, from the perspectives of biochemical, hemodynamic, and neuro-regulation. This module on autonomic function will provide you with the tools, techniques, and applications to assess and enable proper fuel delivery and function, which promotes optimal…
Find out more »June 2019
RBE 2: Harnessing Receptor Systems in Therapy – Toronto
Professors: Dr. Matthew Antonucci Harnessing Receptor Systems was designed to build upon the concepts in RBE1 and empower a provider with strategies to optimize brain function and performance. By combining your expertise, with ReceptorBased® physiology, this module will provide you with the science, research, and training needed to begin implementing effective neurological applications and programs…
Find out more »RBE 5: RBE in Action – Applying the 10 Principles of Plasticity – Amsterdam
Professors: Dr. Adam Klotzek RBE5 is the introduction of the most important concept in neurorehabilitation: the 10 Principles of Plasticity. This concept requires the prerequisite that you have gained, in the mastery of anatomy and physiology related to ReceptorBased® assessments, and interventions (RBE 1 through 4). We will seamlessly weave the concepts, assessments, and applications…
Find out more »July 2019
RBE 4: Reflex, Motor, and Cognitive Systems – Chicago, IL
Professors: Dr. Trevor Eason RBE4 dives into motor-cognitive systems and introduces this concept through a hierarchical model, that applies to neurological function and dysfunction. Through understanding sensory-motor reflexes and the brain’s role in modifying those reflexes, participants will learn to enhance and optimize both involuntary (reflex) movement, emotion, cognitive processing, and intentional movement, utilizing ReceptorBased®…
Find out more »RBE 3: Autonomic Fuel, Flow & Function – Vancouver
Professors: Dr. Ashkan JaliliDr. Matthew Antonucci Dr. Trevor Eason RBE3 builds upon the concepts in RBE1 and RBE2 to understand the foundational importance of fuel delivery, from the perspectives of biochemical, hemodynamic, and neuro-regulation. This module on autonomic function will provide you with the tools, techniques, and applications to assess and enable proper fuel delivery…
Find out more »August 2019
RBE 3: Autonomic Fuel, Flow & Function – Toronto
Professors: Dr. Adam Klotzek RBE3 builds upon the concepts in RBE1 and RBE2 to understand the foundational importance of fuel delivery, from the perspectives of biochemical, hemodynamic, and neuro-regulation. This module on autonomic function will provide you with the tools, techniques, and applications to assess and enable proper fuel delivery and function, which promotes optimal…
Find out more »RBE 5: RBE in Action – Applying the 10 Principles of Plasticity – Chicago, IL
Professors: Dr. Adam Klotzek RBE5 is the introduction of the most important concept in neurorehabilitation: the 10 Principles of Plasticity. This concept requires the prerequisite that you have gained, in the mastery of anatomy and physiology related to ReceptorBased® assessments, and interventions (RBE 1 through 4). We will seamlessly weave the concepts, assessments, and applications…
Find out more »September 2019
RBE 4: Reflex, Motor, and Cognitive Systems – Vancouver
Professors: Dr. Ashkan Jalili RBE4 dives into motor-cognitive systems and introduces this concept through a hierarchical model, that applies to neurological function and dysfunction. Through understanding sensory-motor reflexes and the brain’s role in modifying those reflexes, participants will learn to enhance and optimize both involuntary (reflex) movement, emotion, cognitive processing, and intentional movement, utilizing ReceptorBased®…
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