An exciting day was had by all at the latest in the New Look at Anatomy series held in Bath. This was the first in a series of seminars I am delivering in conjunction with Metabolics ( www.metabolics.com ). The next three seminars will be in February and May next year - 'Therapy in Business', 'A New Look at Fat: The Good, The Bad and the Zebra' and 'A New look at Aminos: Sex, Drugs and Rock n Roll'. These three seminars will be held in Bath at the Old Orchard Theatre and space will be limited to 16 delegates.
I am also looking into the possibility of holding another Anatomy seminar this year at the end of November depending on levels of interest in the Exeter area.
As with all my seminars they are designed to be informative, fun and visually entertaining - they are aimed at anyone in the Medical and Bodyworking world and I continually update the information in them as we make more discoveries. I cover important aspects of medical history and their continued influence on modern thinking, I discuss the realm of biochemistry and the fight or flight mechanism and it's relevance to physical presentations, and this all comes together with regard to the latest findings in anatomical research and function coupled with practical exercises and visual examples.
For further details on the Metabolics seminars please contact Philly Hill - philly@metabolics.com or contacts myself for other seminars in your local area.
TTFN
I am also looking into the possibility of holding another Anatomy seminar this year at the end of November depending on levels of interest in the Exeter area.
As with all my seminars they are designed to be informative, fun and visually entertaining - they are aimed at anyone in the Medical and Bodyworking world and I continually update the information in them as we make more discoveries. I cover important aspects of medical history and their continued influence on modern thinking, I discuss the realm of biochemistry and the fight or flight mechanism and it's relevance to physical presentations, and this all comes together with regard to the latest findings in anatomical research and function coupled with practical exercises and visual examples.
For further details on the Metabolics seminars please contact Philly Hill - philly@metabolics.com or contacts myself for other seminars in your local area.
TTFN
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