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IAFGG 16th Orthotropic Symposium
The Venue: Once a charming 16th-century farmhouse, the Four Star Copthorne Hotel is now one of the most highly regarded hotels in West Sussex. While being a mere 5-minute drive from London Gatwick Airport, it feels a world away. Overlooking 100 acres of tranquil woodland, it boasts 227 guest rooms and 11 meeting venues. Take advantage of their on-site hair and beauty rooms, a fitness centre with a well-equipped gym, swimming pool, squash courts, and more. The Programme: Wednesday 5th…
Find out more »Changing Smiles, Changing Lives
Fridays and Saturdays, 8 am to 5 pm September 20-21, 2019 I October 18-19, 2019 I January 17-18, 2020 I April 24-25, 2020 Why Biobloc Orthotropics? convert vertical to horizontal growth enhance airway, improve health strong profiles, broad smiles Course includes: Tools to screen SRBD in compliance with ADA resolution 17H-2017 Resources to understand the impact of retraction on facial growth, breathing and airway Patient experience and hands-on adjustment of appliances Learn to read faces, correct oral posture & restore…
Find out more »The 12th International Congress of Ifuna
Takes place on 26-28/9/2019 Lisbon, Portugal PROGRAM September 28th 17:45 Dr. Mike Mew Which type of interventions do you make when you have a child with obstructive sleep apnoea? Is it a high prevalent problem on your clinical life? 18:15 Dr. John Mew In your life experience, what is the relevance of re-establishing the correct breathing to allow the correct craniofacial development? How about the double direction of effects: incorrect breath
Find out more »Introduction to Orthotropics Course
12th - 15th February 2020 Course objectives: The course is an intensive theoretic and clinical introduction to Biobloc Orthotropic therapy. It gives the students a clear and working understanding of malocclusion, its causes, pathology and cure enabling them to make a good diagnosis by recognising the causative factors and how to affect these factors. The 4 day course is open to Home, EU and Overseas applicants. Upon successful completion of the programme, student will be awarded a certificate of Four…
Find out more »4-Day Hybrid Orthotropics Course
18th - 21st March 2020 Course objectives: The course is designed to give an overview of the theoretic and clinical philosophy supporting Biobloc Orthotropic therapy. It gives the students an understanding of malocclusion, its causes, pathology and cure enabling them to select appropriate patients for the hybrid therapy and start cases. The 4-day course is open to Home, EU and Overseas applicants. Upon successful completion of the programme, student will be awarded a certificate of Four Day Introduction to Hybrid…
Find out more »17th Symposium of the International Association of Facial Growth Guidance
Unfortunately this event has been cancelled due to the COVID 19 pandemic IMPORTANT DATES Registration Starts Oct 15, 2019 Early-Bird Registration Ends Dec. 31, 2019 Poster Submission Ends Jan. 31, 2020 REGISTER HERE MEET THE EXPERTS Kevin Adair USA CV Ben Eastwood Canada CV Dittmar Eichoff South Africa CV William M Hang USA CV Brian Hockel USA CV Yu-Shu Huang Taiwan CV Keisuke Inoue Japan CV Tomonori Iwasaki Japan CV Ki-Young Jung Korea CV Houngwoon Kim Korea CV Yukio Kitafusa Japan CV…
Find out more »CERTIFICATE IN BUTEYKO CLINIC METHOD
Location: London School of Facial Orthotropics, 16-18 Pampisford Rd, Purley, CR8 2NE, UK Fee: £850 Fee Payment: £250 paid upon registration and commencement of theoretical module. The remaining balance to be paid during practical module. Fees: Cover the entire course including theoretical module, practical module, online access to training website, powerpoint presentations for both clients and healthcare professionals, reading material, accreditation and listing on Buteykoclinic.com Course Structure Trainer: Patrick McKeown Register
Find out more »Buteyko breathing with Patrick McKeown – Course for Adults
Breathing through the mouth, heavy breathing, frequent sighing or sniffing result in stress, fatigue, respiratory complaints, poor concentration, disrupted sleep with snoring, brain fog and a number of other complaints. Correcting breathing volume results in better oxygenation of all organs and systems leading to significant improvement of many modern conditions such as: allergies, asthma, anxiety, stress, a racing mind, chronic bronchitis, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), emphysema, hayfever, rhinitis, high blood pressure, panic attacks, pulmonary fibrosis, sinusitis, snoring, sleep apnoea, disrupted sleep,…
Find out more »Buteyko breathing with Patrick McKeown – Course for children
Breathing through the mouth, heavy breathing, frequent sighing or sniffing result in stress, fatigue, respiratory complaints, poor concentration, disrupted sleep with snoring, brain fog and a number of other complaints. Correcting breathing volume results in better oxygenation of all organs and systems leading to significant improvement of many modern conditions such as: allergies, asthma, anxiety, stress, a racing mind, chronic bronchitis, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), emphysema, hayfever, rhinitis, high blood pressure, panic attacks, pulmonary fibrosis, sinusitis, snoring, sleep apnoea, disrupted sleep,…
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Ancestral Health Symposium 2019
Dr Mew presenting at the AHS - August 8-10 2019, San Diego, California Why conventional medicine does not want to hear this message and how to change this? Evolutionary medicine is not new, most of it is common sense and has the potential to revolutionise health care. So why isn't it? Why is the uptake rate painfully slow and nearly always patient driven? Using the example of Craniofacial Dystrophy (CFD) as an example Dr Mew will explain how he has…
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