A WORD OF THANKS
Charles Blum, DC, CSP
This August’s SOTO-USA Symposium was more successful than we ever
anticipated. Aside from the opportunity of hearing Dr. George Goodheart
share a lifetime of insight and experience, we accomplished something
never before done in Chiropractic: we combined Chiropractors with
Naturopaths with Dentists...and juxtaposed them together with research
methodologists. The creative excitement generated was truly amazing!
And with the feedback received, we are certain that the NEXT SOTO-USA
Clinical Symposium (featuring Dr. David Denton) will be another "can't
miss" opportunity.
So to all the presenters as well as the attendees, I’d just like to say
“Thanks.” In addition, after completing our first full year of
publishing the Dural Connection and the successful completion of
SOTO-USA's First Clinical Symposium, I’d also like to thank all those
who helped us "Touch the Future." Thanks to Dr. Robert Klingensmith for
his organizational skills, follow through and tireless efforts. Thanks
also to Dr. Robert Monk who alone, edited the Dural Connection as well
as formulated our level one and two introductory Sacro Occipital
Technique (SOT) seminars and texts. A special thanks to Dr. James
Fisher-Hoban who helped with the organization of the symposium and is
editor of SOTO-USA's first book, The SOT Compendium, A Collection of
Sacro Occipital Technique's Peer Reviewed Literature.
With regard to this August's SOTO-USA Clinical Symposium so many people
gave of themselves so everything could run smoothly. From help with
registration, book sales, video taping, instructor assignments, liaison
with exhibitors, and all those other little tasks that made the event a
success we give great thanks to Dr. Gary Mitchell, Dr. Jeff Mersky,
Judy Mersky, Dr. Christine Benner, Dr. David Remeta, Dr. Conceicao
Minetti, Greg Gordon, Donne Harsell, Margaret Jones, Maxine Collins,
Gloria White, Dr. Richard Gerardo, Joanne Goodheart, and countless
others.
Again....thanks.