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Cincinnati, Ohio USA
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June 22 and June 23, 2012
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Find endless support for your recovery.
Immerse yourself in an ocean of hope.
Meet pioneers of recovery who have remarkable stories to tell.
Become a member of a community that embodies the belief that recovery is possible.
Network with others on the road to recovery.
Bring your art work to display and sell.
Introduce your inventions.
Share your stories.
Explore a wide variety of therapeutic possibilities.
Have fun.
Sit back, observe and listen if you prefer.
Tell your own story if you would like.
Let other people know what is making a difference to you.
Get answers to your questions.
Meet practitioners who are helping people with Parkinson’s recover
There is now a critical body of persons who are on the road to recovery. Parkinsons Recovery Summits are an opportunity for persons with Parkinsons Disease and family members to network, connect and discover more about the therapies that are helping people recover.
The mission of Parkinsons Recovery is to provide support, information and resources for anyone and everyone who is currently experiencing the symptoms of Parkinsons Disease, their family members and caregivers. The Summit is one vehicle for accomplishing this mission.
The 2011 Parkinsons Recovery Summit was held in Vancouver, Washington on the west coast. This year we are holding the event in the middle of the USA – Cincinnati, Ohio.
Is it really possible to recover? Find out for yourself. Join us at the Summit. Discover what others have been doing to become symptom free.
I have been hosting the Parkinsons Recovery Radio Show for three years now with guests who tell their stories of recovery. I have invited every one of my radio show guests to the Summit.
What Happens at the Summit?
To be absolutely clear – you will not be listening to speakers give talks about what you should or should not do to feel better. We do not do power point presentations at the Summit. Summits are designed to be experiential.
The entire point of the 2012 Parkinsons Recovery Summit is to give everyone an opportunity to explore options that they might not have known even existed. There is no opportunity to fall asleep because you are in charge of what you do and when you do it!
If you want to know more about a specific therapy – and there are many – you can get answers to your questions from people who currently experience the symptoms of Parkinson’s who have tried them out.
There will also be an impressive array of practitioners from all health modalities who will offer their services for a fee. There will be a series of workshops about one therapy or another. Check all the options out and decide which ones you want to explore further.
There will be a core of presentations throughout the Summit that are covered by the tuition. Each evening we will sponsor healings for the entire group.
Health care practitioners will charge their normal fee you for their individual consultations, treatments and services. Workshops will be offered throughout each day at $15 per workshop. Workshop fees are paid directly to each workshop presenter and covers workshop materials and helps subsidize presenter expenses.
- Want to meet and network with some of the people you have heard on my radio show? Come to the 2012 Parkinsons Recovery Summit!
- Have you been thinking you haven’t had enough fun in your life? Come to the 2012 Parkinsons Recovery Summit!
- Do you have art work you would like to display and sell? Come to the 2012 Parkinsons Recovery Summit. We will set up a display table for you at the event.
The sole sponsor of this event is Parkinsons Recovery.Know that the purpose is not to promote any particular modality or advocate any specific program of recovery. Since we have no sponsors – we have absolutely no obligation to feature any modality or promote any particular therapeutic option. The purpose of the 2012 Parkinsons Recovery Summit is to feature the many therapeutic options that are available to individuals who are on the road to recovery.
The event is designed to provide support to family members and care takers as well as for persons who currently experience the symptoms of Parkinson’s.
The tuition is $75 per person which covers attendance at the two day event (which includes both evenings). There is an additional $15 fee for each workshop and private treatment sessions are not included in the tuition.
Register by clicking on the button below
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Friday 8:00-9:30
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Overview of Workshops by Presenters
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Friday 10:00-11:30 |
Sharry Edwards |
BioAcoustics Is Parkinson’s a catch-all phrase used to dismiss a myriad of symptoms that can’t be otherwise clarified, managed or reversed? Parkinson’s (and other cell signaling stress) has become epidemic. For the last year, the Sound Health Research Center in Ohio has been evaluating people who have been diagnosed as having PD. The results show that our protocols can influence the reversal of PD symptoms including tremors, muscle spasm and strength; and the loss of olfactory function. Our intention is to use these positive outcomes to help you support your body’s self-healing potential through Vocal Profiling software and evaluation. Join us for an experiential workshop to help you identify the Many Faces of Parkinson’s: Lyme’s, Tetanus, allergies, inflammation, Stiff Man’s Disease, inability to process glutathione, lack of B5 functionality, color stimulation, sulfur stress…. We will share information showing that GMO foods are taking an incredible toll on our body’s ability to cellularly communicate. Learn how to evaluate the root causes and relationships of Parkinson’s symptoms to genetics, trauma, inflammation, medications, cell signaling, biochemicals and their corresponding receptors. Nerve regeneration, muscle status and nutrition will also be demonstrated in this hands-on workshop. Software included.
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Friday 10:00 –11:30 |
Blanca Ramirez |
Stem Cell Therapy for Parkinson’s Blanca Ramírez MD with 8 years of experience in Therapy with Stem Cells level III (the highest level in regenerative medicine) will discuss the most advanced and innovative treatment of modern medicine for Parkinson’s Disease and other diseases, as well. This treatment is not invasive, safe and effective. There is no rejection and no side effects. First, it stops the progression of the disease and then restores the lost or damaged tissues, recovering in this way health and vitality and improving life quality. This stem cell treatment is offered in Puerto Vallarta on a personalized basis. Previous medical check is performed by scientists working with a highly qualified, multidisciplinary and professional staff.
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Friday 12:00 – 1:30 |
Robert Rodgers |
Family Constellations Family constellation workshops are an experiential opportunity to acknowledge and dissolve the dynamics in family systems that contribute to symptoms of Parkinson’s. Entanglements in family systems can result in diseases such as Parkinson’s generation after generation. When this happens, recovery is obstructed by hidden truths, silent loyalties, unhealthy alliances and heavy burdens that you may have taken on unconsciously. Once any and all unhealthy loyalties and entanglements are acknowledged they can be cleared. This removes the dynamics in family systems from long ago and far away that may be obstructing recovery. Robert will also
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Friday 12:00 – 1:30 |
Cheryl Epstein |
Reversing Many Parkinson’s Symptoms When Cheryl first spoke on the Parkinson’s Recovery radio show she was 45 days new to a device affectionately nicknamed Henry, made by a dentist. It was so new there was NOTHING on the internet about it. Now you can Google TMJ & Parkinson’s and a wealth of information springs forth. Travel with Cheryl in her follow up on the use of Henry a year and a half later. The story of her experience is sure to open your eyes, your heart, your thought process and maybe even your way of life. Jo Rosen, Founder and President of Parkinson’s Resource Organization introduced the TMJ information to Cheryl and joins her to discuss the TMJ results. As importantly, Ms. Rosen will also reveal the SCIENCE OF REVERSING PARKINSON’S THAT IS IN THE PIPELINE, unknown to the masses because it is not being developed by Big Pharma. It has very positive results in mice. Human Clinical Trials are contemplated within 18 months.
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Friday 2:00 – 3:30 |
Jaclyn Gisburne |
Neuro Feedback Jaclyn Gisburne considers Parkinsons to be a condition of extreme overwhelm of the central nervous system caused by certain types of traumatic events and belief systems set in place by these events in a person’s life beginning before the age of 5. More specifically, she and her colleagues have identified 3 specific traumas that occur prior to the onset of symptoms of Parkinson’s, and a final trauma with the delivery of the diagnosis. These traumatic events result in brain wave distortions designed to ensure the survival of the person until resolution can be achieved. However, if that resolution is not found, the distortions continue to run denying access to dopamine reserves. The body becomes exhausted by the stress and continues to decline. |
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Friday 2:00 – 3:30 |
Judith Lynne |
Your Voice: The Premiere Tool for Health and Happiness Discover the special gift you have at your reach whenever you desire – your Voice. Awaken your Voice and develop your ability to restore Good Health and cultivate True Happiness. You will learn simple exercises and techniques, easily incorporated into your daily routine, that will: 1) Calm the restless mind utilizing a powerful meditation practice; 2) Develop vocal range, volume and articulation; 3) Increase breath support; 4) Support the ability to move into positive polarity through Use of Conscious Word 5) Engage full body integration; 6) Improve physical balance and agility Sound healing pioneer Judith Lynne was diagnosed with Parkinson’s in 2009. She has included her methods as part of her alternative healing protocol with great success. In this 1 ½ hour workshop, Judith Lynne will offer the theory and practices of Vocal Energetics, a holistic approach to the voice fostering harmonic balance among the physical, emotional, mental and spiritual bodies. This workshop will provide tools especially useful for people with Parkinson’s, including the use of Vocal Toning for Meditation and Movement. |
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Saturday 10:00 –11:30 |
Howard Shifke |
I Recovered From Parkinson’s After a brief introduction and background about me, the workshop will cover:
Questions and answers
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Saturday 10:00 – 11:30 |
Cynthia Allen |
The Brain and Body Working Together Using the Feldenkrais Method® of neuromuscular reeducation, we will explore gentle movements that heighten awareness, grow motor coordination, and increase your confidence to smile, observe, stand, and even walk with greater ease. Cynthia Allen has been working with people with neurological challenges for 15 years. She finds the Feldenkrais Method to be a powerful way to improve the quality of life significantly in nearly any situation. Neuroscientist, Karl Pribram says of this approach: “Feldenkrais is not just pushing muscles around, but changing things in the brain itself.”
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Saturday 12:00 – 1:30 |
Jean Oswald |
Essential Oils for Parkinson’s Disease In this workshop you will learn why Essential Oils are helpful in working with Parkinson’s and how to choose therapeutic grade essential oils. You will discover the impact they have on the Nervous System, the effects essential oils have on Emotions and the Spirit, and identify specific oils to use for physical symptoms. There will be demonstrations of how essential oils are used on reflex points of the body and massage (participants needed!)
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Saturday 12:00 – 1:30
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Randy Mentzer |
The TRUTH about Legal FDA Approved Prescription Drugs Used to Treat Parkinson’s Disease Are there flaws in the research?
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Saturday 2:00 – 3:30 |
Randy Eady |
Barefoot Doctoring: The Heart of Foot Whispering and Perfecting Posture For thousands of years, the foot has been recognized as the area with concentrated energy pathways and the easiest and most effective place to begin to restore lymphatic fluid flow, release toxins and encourage circulation. The foot is also known as the body’s second heart — as incorrect or weak foot movement can cause an accumulation of acidic metabolic waste. This interactive presentation will permit participants to experience conscious design and subtle energy elements in Ancient Walking to Primal Rhythms movement and stone-stepping/grounding that corrects this, increases sense of touch in feet and hands and aids the body’s pump in the foot (the plantar fascia windlass) with a proper sequence of meridian energy activation.
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Saturday 2:00 – 3:30 |
Jackie Russell |
Can Daily Exercise Really “DELAY THE DISEASE” - A Parkinson’s specific fitness program Parkinson’s specific fitness program, Delay the Disease, will be an interactive demonstration with tips for the caregiver to help with functional fitness. This program is designed to empower people with PD by optimizing their physical function and helping to delay the progression of symptoms. The program is available as a book and 2 DVDs; also is the foundation for exercise classes geared specifically to counteract the movement challenges experienced by people with Parkinson’s.
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Saturday 4:00 – 5:30 |
John Baumann |
Decide Success (12 Action Steps to Live Life to the Fullest with Parkinsons): You Ain’t Dead Yet A workshop instructing People with Parkinsons how to successfully live life to the fullest offered by a Proud Ten Year Person with Parkinsons. This video says it all: http://ucgardnercenter.com/video/john-baumann |
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Mind Over Matter mastering Parkinson’s When things do not go so well besides having a positive outlook, you can always utilize the ways of the samurais of historic Japan. In this workshop for Parkinson’s we will review and practice how to:
May stubbornness prevail!
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Robert Rodgers Anne Gaunder Arlon Bennett Free |
Meditation to Manifest Recovery Robert, Anne and Arlon offer a group meditation and healing to rejuvenate and activate the journey down the road to recovery over the coming months
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Advance Reservations for Workshops
It is very possible that by the time of the Summit, some of the workshops will already be filled with advance reservations. To reserve your seat at the workshops you want to be sure and attend, I encourage you to reserve a seat in advance. There are several ways to make advance reservations.
Several presenters below have “Advance Workshop Reservation” links. When you click on their link, you can reserve your seat for their workshop.
If a presenter does not have a link to make an “Advance Workshop Reservation” either email them or call to reserve your seat in their workshop. Each presenter is handling reservations for their own workshop. The $15 workshop fees go directly to each presenter to cover workshop materials and their expenses.
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| Randy Eady Delray Beach, Florida |
Randy Eady, M.eD, a Therapist, former Professor and Course Chair @ the USAF Academy was awarded the Academy’s “Outstanding Behavioral Science Instructor Award” for innovative/creative treatment with behavioral approaches to trauma recovery. Randy has seven years experience with U.S. Defense Dept. positions as a trauma therapist and counselor for combat veterans with PTSD, movement and physical mobility challenge conditions (such as amputee phantom pain phenomena and Parkinson’s Disease). He’s worked in residential assisted living treatment facilities and speaks on a variety of Inter-generational Mind/Body/Spirit, animal-assisted therapy practices and Attachment/Trauma topics. He has presented on the topic of improving movement, breathing, balance and posture at the12th and 13th Family Cafe. |
koshareyrhythms@gmail.com
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| John Baumann Louisville, Kentucky |
John Baumann, JD, is an internationally renowned National Speakers Association inspirational speaker, author of several books and on the faculty of the University of Louisville. John is also a practicing attorney, Chair of the Kentucky chapter of Make-A- Wish and, by the way, has recently celebrated his tenth anniversary of being diagnosed with Parkinsons. |
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Phone (502)262-3300 |
| Suzanne Jonas Walland, Tennessee |
Musician, psychotherapist, energy practitioner, and sound therapist, Suzanne Jonas, Ed.D, has taught at the Universities of Massachusetts and Connecticut, worked in a general hospital, a physical rehabilitation facility, women’s health clinic, and in a surgical practice. She has done definitive research on music and sound’s effects on physiology and emotion with one day surgery patients; and authored many healing CDs as a result of her research and experience with a variety of patients. Her book: “Take Two CDs and Call Me in the Morning” is widely used by hospital practitioners, teachers, and those interested in using music and sound to enhance their endeavors. She has contributed a chapter on the use of Music Therapy in Physical Rehabilitation for the Baylor school of Medicine’s Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation: The Definitive Approach. Many of her CD programs have been found effective in hospitals and clinics: the latest of which, Parkinson’s CD, significantly decreased symptoms in a clinical study by the Rush Institute.2011 |
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Phone (865) 980-0137
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| Holly Hughes Chicago, Illinois |
In 2009, at age 36, Holly Hughes was diagnosed with Early Onset PD. Fueled by the legacy of being a young, single mother, just as rapidly as the symptoms appeared Holly pursued every possible alternative therapy to avoid the synthetic meds approach to treating PD. Holly has been extensively involved in Vibroacoustic Therapy research and whole body detoxification along with various energy psychology therapies, movement therapy, sound therapy, aromatherapy, yoga and Reiki healing methods. Most currently, Holly received certification from InVision in Chicago, IL for Intuitive Energy Healing and Aura Reading. Today, Holly is a certified Expressive Yoga™ instructor and Intuitive Energy Therapist in Grand Ridge, IL where she recently founded EnergyPsi, a studio for whole body healing through holistic therapies. Building on her Psychology degree from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, Holly integrates Transpersonal Psychology, Energy Psychology and Vibroacoustic Therapy along with Qivana’s systems approach to stabilize, vitalize and optimize the body with natural supplements into her wellness coaching program empowering individuals to achieve optimal whole body health naturally. She is the proud, strong, stable mother of Callaghan, age 13, and has been nearly symptom free since January of 2012. EnergyPsi hosts public PD Support groups and practitioner education forums on alternative treatments for PD all over Chicago |
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Phone (312) 810 7673 |
| Cynthia Allen Cincinnati, Ohio |
Cynthia Allen is Certified Feldenkrais® practitioner and Certified Bones for Life® Teacher/Trainer. She has been working in holistic practices, health care management and organizational consulting for over 25 years. Cynthia serves people with a wide variety of needs including those improving athletic performance, people recovering from a recent injury, and individuals reclaiming life amidst significant neurological challenges. She co-owns Future Life Now, LLC. In addition to teaching weekly classes and seeing clients individually, Cynthia trains and certifies Bones for Life teachers around the country. Her practice philosophy has been molded by her own exploration for balance and health. |
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| Bianca Molle Novato, California |
Bianca (aka Blanche) Molle is a transplanted New Yorker, now a Marin County, California, resident for over 30 years. She retired from a cherished teaching career in 2008 due to the pain and fatigue of Parkinson’s Disease. Now, happily healed via qigong, she coaches qigong, substitute teaches and has voluntarily begun a pilot program working with several local Special Education classes. She is very grateful for her new-found vitality and passionate about sharing her healing message. |
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| Blanca Ramirez Puerto Vallarta Mexico |
Blanca Ramírez MD with 8 years of experience in Therapy Cell with Stem Cells level III (the highest level in regenerative medicine) will discuss the most advanced and innovative treatment of modern medicine for Parkinson’s Disease and other diseases, as well. This treatment is not invasive, safe and effective. There is no rejection and no side effects. First, it stops the progression of the disease and then restores the lost or damaged tissues, recovering in this way health and vitality and improving life quality. This stem cell treatment is offered in Puerto Vallarta on a personalized basis. Previous medical check is performed by scientists working with a highly qualified, multidisciplinary and professional staff. |
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| Jean Oswald Rochester New York |
Jean Oswald is a registered nurse, certified aromatherapist and natural health professional. She was a featured contributor to the 2009 edition of Pioneers of Recovery. In 2005 Jean opened Compassionate Consulting in Rochester, NY where she has been offering aromatherapy consultations, Raindrop Technique sessions and educational classes ever since. Jean combines her 17 years of nursing experience with 15 years of study in the areas of energy healing, personal transformation (in the PathworkTM process), aromatherapy, holistic wellness and body work. She currently works part time as a hospice nurse. |
www.compassionateconsulting.net
jean@compassionateconsulting.net
Phone (585) 872-6242 |
| Jo Rosen Palm Desert, California |
Jo Rosen is the founder and President of Parkinson’s Resource Organization, a 501(c)(3) non-profit charitable organization that provides group and individual support to those making the journey through Parkinson’sTwenty two years ago Jo found a niche in the Parkinson’s World, looking for Quality of Life for her late husband and mother, both of whom lived with Parkinson’s. Through monthly newsletters, interactive website and lectures, she has been sharing her findings with the world, always believing she, one day, would be involved in finding the cure. |
Website http://www.parkinsonsresource.org
jorosen@parkinsonsresource.org
Phone (760) 773 5628
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| Sandra “Aunt Bean” Tennessee |
Sandra is a Licensed Massage Therapist (LMT) with over 30 years experience as a caregiver and CNA, working in conjunction with an array of PT’s (physical therapists). In 1996 she began studying the amazing potential of God’s healing herbs. She controls her PD symptoms with home grown fava products and fermented papaya, stretching, exercises, massage, hard work… organic gardening, dance, etc. You can read more about Sandra’s research and Bean Acres Farm thru the Neuro Talk Support Groups web siteSearch for Aunt Bean (threads and posts.) |
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| Cheryl Epstein Long Beach, California |
I have been living with the symptoms of Parkinson’s Disease for 12 years now. I’ve gone to 10 different neurologists/movement disorder specialists in the search of someone with a brain and a heart. Someone who will communicate with me. I found a wonderful doctor after a 6 years search. I also investigate alternative therapies to relieve my symptoms. I found what I was looking for in the form of an appliance made by a dentist. I was so struck with the contrast once I began treatment, I had to tell people. What I’ve experienced should not be kept a secret. The world needs to be aware that this device exists. I am truly one of the first pioneers to blaze this trail, and I am willing to share what I know with others. By default I have come to coach others through this journey. This is not a business for me, not a job, but it’s real. It works. It’s viable, quantifiable, tangible, and non-pharmaceutical. |
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| Robert Rodgers Olympia, Washington |
A former professor at the University of Texas at Austin and the University of Kentucky, Robert is the founder of Parkinsons Recovery. He has been conducting research on Parkinsons Disease for the past seven years. His Ph.D. is from Michigan State, his master’s degree from Cornell and his undergraduate degree from Vanderbilt. Robert’s passion is to provide support, information and resources to individuals who currently experience the symptoms of Parkinsons and their families. |
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| Judith Lynne Portland, Oregon |
Carrying the Ancestral wisdom of many generations in music, spirituality and metaphysics, Judith Lynne has been recognized in Hawaii as “La’au Kahea,” a rare healing form where she utilizes the alchemy of her 5 octave voice to catalyze harmonic alignment for people and places. Her profound understanding of the physical-psycho-spiritual power of the voice led to her development of Vocal Energetics TM and Harmonic Healing.TM. Both methods are grounded in the understanding that everything in the manifest world is frequency and that the Voice is our most powerful and accessible tool for achieving multi-leveled harmonic health and spiritual fulfillment.A musician since birth and a performer since she was 5, Judith Lynne has been a student of spirituality, metaphysics, and alternative health for over 44 years. Diagnosed with Parkinson’s in 2009, Judith has included her own work in her healing protocol and is very excited about the noticeable improvement of her health, believing that her regular meditation practice of Vocal Toning is accelerating her recovery.Judith Lynne’s insightful and compassionate counsel is sought out from all over the globe. She offers readings, healings, and mentoring in person and long distance via telephone and Skype.Her work is featured in books, radio, television and film, including the award winning documentary, “Vibration for Healing: The Sound You Feel.” Currently living in Portland, OR, Judith Lynne offers meditations, workshops, trainings and sessions internationally. |
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| Randy Mentzer Olympia, Washington |
A registered pharmacist and board certified clinical nutritionist, Randy Mentzer provides consultations on medicines and nutrition to individuals who currently experience the symptoms of Parkinsons. |
randyrphconsulting@gmail.com
Phone (360) 259-3502
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| Howard Shifke Tampa, Florida |
Howard Shifke. JD, was born in Miami, Florida on March 23, 1961. In 1983, he graduated from college, and in 1986, he graduated from law school. On October 16, 1988, he married Sally, and they have three wonderful children. Howard was diagnosed with Parkinson’s in the fall of 2009. His mother had Parkinson’s and took medications for 24 years prior to her passing away in 2007. Prior to getting Parkinson’s, Howard had many years of studying holistic and alternative healing, and he decided to fight Parkinson’s drug free from a holistic perspective. He developed a holistic healing regimen he calls his Recipe for Recovery. In June of 2010, he became symptom free from Parkinson’s. In August of 2010, and again in December of 2011, his neurologist confirmed that Howard is symptom free. Howard has been coaching others in his Recipe for Recovery with excellent results, including many people reducing and/or eliminating Parkinson’s medications, and one person who already has become symptom free from her Parkinson’s by following the Recipe for Recovery. |
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| Jackie Russell Columbus, Ohio |
In her 30 year career as a registered nurse, Jackie Russell (RN, BSN, CNOR) is credentialed with professional achievement in perioperative nursing (CNOR) and ACLS certified. She is a graduate of The Ohio State University and has been employed as a surgical nurse with focus on Neurosurgery, Invasive Cardiology, Orthopedic Surgery, and currently Oculoplastics/Facial Reconstruction. Touched by PD when her mother-in-law battled the disease, Jackie became professionally involved in the PD community while working for Dr. Thomas Mallory. He introduced her to David Zid and asked her to collaborate with him on translating their PD exercise program into a book and DVD. David Zid, ACE, APG Functional Fitness Trainer developed the program and now trains most of his client base focusing on people with PD. He is the creator and leader of Delay the Disease community exercise classes, and now trains other healthcare professionals to become Parkinson’s – specific. Jackie is passionate about spreading the message of hope that daily exercise can empower people to face this disease with a proactive attitude. Exercise is now their “trump card,” allowing them to believe “I may have Parkinson’s but it does not have me”. |
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| Sharry Edwards Albany, Ohio |
Sharry Edwards is the pioneer in the study of Human BioAcoustic Biology. Her 30 years of research is being used at the Institute of BioAcoustic Biology in Albany, OH.Currently, Edwards and her team at Sound Health are using human voice and the associated frequencies to help clients resolve health issues such as: macular degeneration, multiple sclerosis, headaches, muscle stress, brain trauma, weight issues and nutritional concerns. The technology she brings to the stage is cutting edge! This technology can identify health and well-being possibilities that you have never encountered.Sharry Edwards’ work is now included in The Duke University Encyclopedia of New Medicine, by Leonard A. Wisnecki and The Scientific Basis of Integrative Medicine, by Lucy Anderson. The effects of BioAcoustic Biology, now accepted by these prestigious medical encyclopedias, have unlimited health and wellness potential. |
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| Jaclyn Gisburne Glenwood Springs, Colorado |
Jaclyn Gisburne, PhD is a cofounder of Rocky Mountain NeuroAdvantage (RMNA). She has presented workshops and seminars across the country, Europe, Australia, and Hong Kong on the dynamics of pathologies in organizations and individuals. She earned her Ph.D. in 2003 from the University of Nebraska – Lincoln with an emphasis in leadership, addictions and aggressive behavior across the social domains. Part of her dissertation work indicated the efficacy of EEG neurofeedback as an intervention for problem and chronic conditions. In 2004, she took neurofeedback training and has since worked with problem youth, issues of aging, (cognitive impairments, incontinence, mobility and speech problems), as well as honing her skills in her specialty of alleviating chronic pain and trauma release. She was certified in neurofeedback training in 2006 |
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| Gord Summer Ontario |
I began my life’s journey in Europe as a farmer’s son 60 years go. That experience led me to acquire my education as a master agriculturalist. However, for 27 years my occupational interest has been in developing the hotel industry which was the source of success in my life until 2005. Four years prior to being diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease in 2003, I had a strong suspicion that I might be developing symptoms of Parkinson’s. You see, my father had Parkinson’s so I had a firsthand knowledge about symptoms he experienced that I too now was beginning to experience. My business and expertise was in the hotel business. Looking into future business needs, I encouraged my son to seek a rewarding and fruitful business that dictated the future needs of many baby-boomers. With my help, my son has become successful in building 3 phases of a retirement home with plans to expand into another nearby city. I am quite involved with the maintenance of the building and overseeing many of the building projects that has grown with our family. Given the fact that Parkinson since October 2011 is slowly in remission and my brain has reached the state of being always clear and dependable. My wife and I are going back into business. In short we are taking over a retirement home this 2nd of March 2012 which we are doubling in size though a new construction. One needs to keep a mind active with a goal in mind. Keeping fit has always been important to me. I started my spare time courier martial arts and enjoy today a full 4th degree black belt credential . I have enjoyed being a martial arts instructor since 1998. I felt it was important to prepare myself and out of defiance started scuba diving in 2006. In 2008 I was awarded the title of master diver. |
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| Anne Gaunder Cresent Springs, Kentucky |
Anne is a pediatric speech pathologist who was diagnosed with PD in 2009. She is treating the PD with diet, exercise, and mucuna pruriens, a natural-occurring form of L-dopa. Anne’s mother died of PD complications in 2009, and two aunts have PD as well. Anne has played harp at Hospice since 2003, and feels greatly blessed to be able to share such a sacred time with the dying and their families. She dedicates her playing at this conference to the memory of her mom, Marion. |
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| Parkinsons Recovery was founded in 2005 by Robert Rodgers Ph.D. to bring support, information and resources to persons who currently experience the symptoms of Parkinsons Disease. Summit Workshop presenters have been guests on the Parkinsons Recovery Radio Show over the past several years. Visit the Parkinsons Recovery Radio Show page if you are interested in learning more about the presenters listed here. Robert Rodgers, Ph.D.Parkinsons Recovery |
Lets make history together. A community of individuals will form together in Cincinnati June 22th and 23rd who are on the road to recovery and changing the beliefs about Parkinson’s Disease.
Yes, it is possible to recover.
Yes, people are recovering.
Yes, people are getting sustained relief from their symptoms.
Yes, some people are symptom free today.
Don’t take my word for it. Come see for yourself.
Dates :
June 21 (Thursday), 2012 (early registration and evening welcoming reception: 7:30-9:00 pm
June 22 (Friday), 2012 (registration 7:30 am)
June 23 (Saturday), 2012 (concludes 9:00 pm)
Tuition:
$75 per person
If registering for two persons or more please email me your names so we can prepare name tags.
Click on the Shopping Cart Button Below to Register
Place:
Garfield Suites Hotel
2 Garfield Place
Cincinnati, Ohio 45202
800-367-2155
$99/night
All-Suites, Full-service Hotel in Downtown Cincinnati in the entertainment district. The Garfield Suites Hotel is near the convention center, museums and shopping. Services include:
- Free shuttle van
- Two restaurants
- Room-service onsite!
- 100% non-smoking hotel.
- Large suites with new 42″ LG TV’s;
- Free hi-speed internet;
- 3 blocks from Saks Fifth Avenue, Macy’s, Tiffany’s mall.
- Easy walk to over 30 restaurants;
- Covered parking;
- 80 cable channels,
- 2 TV’s in every suite.
- Microwave and refrigerator in every suite.
- Balconies available upon request.
- Parking $8/day
The Hotel is currently full, but additional rooms may become available after May 22nd. The Millennium is a reasonably priced hotel which is a few blocks away. All Summit workshops will be held at the Garfield Suites Hotel
Click on the picture of the hotel below after May 22th to reserve your suite at the Garfield Suites Hotel
Robert Rodgers, Ph.D.
Parkinsons Recovery
robert@parkinsonsrecovery.com
877-526-4646
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