Non-Pharma IV Conference Early Bird Discount Extended to 5/27

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Non-Pharma IV Conference Early Bird Discount Extended to 5/27

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Because of a typo is one of our previous promotional emails, Safe

Harbor is extending the early bird discount date for our Non-Pharma IV

conference to 5/27. This allows a $30 discount off tickets.

 

Below is the conference info. The full schedule is at

http://www.alternativementalhealth.com/events/nonpharma.htm

 

It will be a great conference! Don't miss it!

 

Announcing...

 

NON-PHARMA IV

 

Safe Harbor's Fourth Annual Medical Conference:

" Non-Pharmaceutical Approaches to Mental Disorders "

 

 

15 hours of Continuing Medical Education for physicians

15 Continuing Educational Units for California nurses, LSCWs, and MFTs

 

Open to the general public as well.

 

Join Safe Harbor and the nation's leading voices on safe, non-drug

treatments for the mentally unwell.

 

When: Saturday, June 4, 2005, 8:30 AM to 6 PM; Sunday, June 5, 2005,

8:30 AM to 5:30 PM Glendale Hilton Hotel, Glendale, CA (just outside

Los Angeles). The Hilton is next to downtown Glendale with an array

of nearby shopping, restaurants, theaters, etc.

 

Fees: Before May 27: $140 for both days (lunch not included)

After May 27: $170 (lunch not included)

Day Rates Available

 

15 Hours of CMEs for physicians - $160 extra

15 Hours of CEUs for CA LCSW/MFTs and nurses - $60 extra

 

Register by phone - (626) 791-7868, email - SafeHarborProj or

online at: https://nt7.corpsite.com/secure_alternative/donation.htm

 

Seating is limited!

 

With a dozen speakers, presentations will include:

 

Vitamin D and Mental Health: John Jacob Cannell, MD, Executive, Vitamin D Council, Psychiatrist, Atascadero State Hospital,

with little-known research on the pervasiveness of vitamin D deficiency.

 

The Crazy Makers: How Food Additives and Processed Foods Contribute

to the Rise in Mental Disorders: Carol Simontacchi, MS, CCN,

Nationally-renowned Author, Columnist, and Radio Host, speaking on the

hazards of modern-day fast foods.

 

Neurotoxicity of Fluoride in our Water: David Kennedy, DDS, past

president of the International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology

and world lecturer on the safety of dental materials, examines the

research on how fluoride and water fluoridation affect mental health.

 

Mega-Trends in Psychiatric Diagnosis and Treatment: What Your

Psychiatrist Isn¹t Telling You: Stuart Shipko, MD, Pasadena

psychiatrist and author of Surviving Panic Disorder, discusses how

pharmaceutical marketing affects diagnosing practices amongst

psychiatrists.

 

The Role of Infection and Xenobiotics (Toxins) in Behavior Disorders:

Aristo Vojdani, PhD, immunology expert, author of over 90 scientific

papers, holder of 10 patents and CEO of Immunoscience Lab.

 

The Integrative Medicine Approach to Depression and Anxiety ­ With

Case Histories: Joseph Sciabbarrasi, MD, details his protocols in

treating depression and anxiety from a holistic perspective.

 

Is It Mental or Is It Dental? ­ Part 2 - How Mercury Fillings, Root

Canals, Temporo-Mandibular Joint (TMJ) Syndrome & Other Dental Issues

Affect Mental Health: Raymond Silkman, DDS, practicing holistic

dentistry, orthodontics, and treatment of TMJ and related disorders,

returns to our conference by popular demand to further discuss the

relationship of dental problems and mental health.

 

The Importance of the Methionine Cycle in Psychiatric Disorders:

Nancy Mullan, MD, nutritional psychiatrist, Safe Harbor Medical, reviews one of the most critical nutritional biochemical

cycles which, when faulty, can contribute to autism, schizophrenia,

depression, and bipolar disorder.

 

Natural Treatments for Postpartum Depression: Nancy Lins, ND,

specialist from Hawaii in postpartum health, on the common physical

contributors to and nondrug solutions for the post-birth blues.

 

Can Visual Correction Improve Symptoms of ADHD, Anxiety, Depression,

Learning Disorders, and other Mental Symptomology? Herbert Solomon,

OD, presents his research spanning forty years on the remarkable

connection between vision and mental health and how visual correction

can improve it.

 

Safe Harbor¹s 2005 Recovery Panel: Six people tell their personal

stories of recovery without drugs.

 

(ACAM-approved. Provider approved by the California Board of

Registered Nursing, Provider Number 13857 for 15 contact hours ­

Course meets the qualifications for 15 hours of continuing education

credit for MFT and/or LCSWs as required by the California Board of

Behavioral Sciences ­ CA BBS Prov. No.: PC2516- No refunds after May 27.)

 

SAFE HARBOR

787 W. Woodbury Rd., #2

Altadena, CA 91001