Seminar Information
At Epigenetics we do not just sell you products but we provide seminars and workshops to explain how you can work with your patients to identify presenting issues and how they can be fixed.
All the seminars are presented by Chris Astill-Smith D.O. DIBAK and Gill Farr Dip ASK, BA (Hons), MBA. Chris is a Registered Osteopath graduating from the British School of Osteopathy 1970 and Gill is qualified in Kinesiology and has studied functional biochemistry extensively. Chris was lecturer in Nutrition and Dietetics at the British School of Osteopathy 1973-80 and in Arthrology and Myology 1981-89. He obtained his Diplomate from the International College of Applied Kinesiology 1988 and lectures internationally on Functional Biochemistry most weekends. Awarded Assistant Professor status at the Institute for Manual Medicine, Russia 1992. Chris calls upon 48 years of experience of clinical management and will share with you his extensive knowledge in the subject as well as a multitude of clinical pearls.
All seminars are free of charge to our Platinum practitioners. You will obtain a certificate of attendence at each seminar which can go into your “learning with others” for CPD hours.
“Chris is the true physician, he applies the healing action of Applied Kinesiology with the knowledge, love and the intelligent intuition that comes from his grasp of functional physiology. Best of all he teaches this in a clearly competent fashion.”
George J. Goodheart D.C., D.I.B.A.K.
“Chris is a renowned teacher and one of the most creative AK thinkers in the world. He will impress you by both his vast knowledge and his simple clinical applications.”
Walter H. Schmitt. Jr., D.C., D.I.B.A.K., D.A.B.C.N.
“Chris has the ability to make the most complex biochemistry both simple and easy to understand and incorporate into everyday practice. His years of clinical experience and vast knowledge make Chris one of the great teachers in the world today. I cannot recommend his seminars more highly.”
Eric Pierotti DC DO Ch.D (Adel) President ICAK