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CV: ALAN GRAHAM DC
12.13.2010
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EMPLOYMENT AND CONSULTING
1982 October - 1983 June: Intern Stewart Chiropractic, Athens, GA
1983 June - Present: Private Practice Winston-Salem, NC
2002 June - 2003 May: Wellness Specialist Consultant Wake Forest University Baptist Behavioral Health Older Adult Recovery Program
2003 January – Present: Co Founder, Co Director and Instructor Three Treasures Tai Chi LLC
2005 December - Present: Business Process and Staff Consultant High Rock Internal Medicine, Lexington, NC
2009 July-Present: Investigator, Department of Family and Community Medicine, Wake Forest University School of Medicine, Winston-Salem, NC
2010 October-December: Qigong Instructor, COA-Recreation Therapy Psych at North Carolina Baptist Hospital
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EDUCATION
1979 Bachelor of Science (Microbiology and Psychology), Cum Laude, University of Georgia, Athens, Georgia
1982 Doctor of Chiropractic, Cum Laude, Palmer Chiropractic College, Davenport, Iowa
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PROFESSIONAL LICENSES AND CERTIFICATIONS
1982 Licensed in Georgia and North Carolina. Both licenses are now active.
2010-Level III Advanced Qigong Instructor (National Qigong Association)
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CONTINUING EDUCATION
1983
Survey of Skeletal Radiology‑sponsored by North Carolina Chiropractic Association and National Chiropractic College, Maur DC (12 hours)
l984
Sports injuries and the treatment of extremity problems‑sponsored by Life Chiropractic College, Kevin Heron DC (l2 hours)
l985
The evaluation of impairment‑sponsored by National Chiropractic College, Stan Kaplan DC (l5hours)
l986
Survey of physical exam procedures and public health considerations sponsored by Cleveland Chiropractic College, Mike Casista DC (l2 hours)
l987
Survey of spinal computer assisted tomography and magnetic resonance imaging as it correlates with spinal X-rays and a survey of physical exam and diagnostic considerations in regard to spine and referred pain‑sponsored by the North Carolina Board of Chiropractic Examiners (l2 hours)
l988
Survey of Chiropractic Physical Exam Procedures‑sponsored by the North Carolina Board of Chiropractic Examiners‑Winterstein DC (l2 hours)
Considerations in Chiropractic Risk Management‑sponsored by National Chiropractic Mutual Insurance Company (6 hours)
North Carolina Chiropractic Association Thermography survey course by Harry Rein MD, JD (l2hours)
l989
SOAP notes and the proper documentation of soft tissue injuries by Dan Golden DC (8 hours)
North Carolina Chiropractic Association Diagnostic neurology review co‑sponsored by Parker Chiropractic College (l2 hours)
North Carolina Chiropractic Association, Chiropractic‑legal considerations seminar (4 hours)
Applied Spinal Disability ‑ I, J. Mazion DC, Parker Chiropractic College (12 hours)
Applied Spinal Disability ‑ II, J. Mazion DC, Parker Chiropractic College (12 hours)
Applied Spinal Disability -III,J. Mazion DC, Parker Chiropractic College (12 hours)
Certified 5-89 Applied Spinal Disability Evaluation
Hospital utilization, antitrust implications, hospital protocol, manipulative technique considerations, and magnetic resonance considerations, North Carolina Chiropractic Association, Ervin Brown Esq., John Mennel MD. Allen Elster MD, & Ernest Cohn DC (12 hours)
1990
Course coordinator and attendee for the Introduction to Thermography course sponsored by Parker Chiropractic College and North Carolina Chiropractic Association (Course approved by the American
Chiropractic Board of Thermology) 1-90 (12 hours) Instructor‑Susan Vlasuk DC DACBR (American Chiropractic College of Thermology approved instructor)
Course Chairman and attendee for the North Carolina Chiropractic Association Certificate course in Thermographic report interpretation. Course Instructor Susan Vlasuk DC DACBR. (12 hours). I wrote the review article for the North Carolina Chiropractic Association Journal on the above course.
North Carolina Chiropractic Association, the Purpose and Practice of Myofascial Therapy, John Lowe DC 2-91 (12 hours) I wrote the review article for the North Carolina Chiropractic Association Journal on the above course.
1991
North Carolina Chiropractic Association, Parker Chiropractic College Applied physiotherapy and physiotherapy update. Paul Jaskoviak, DC. 6-91, (12 hours); I wrote the review article for the North Carolina Chiropractic Association Journal on the above course.
North Carolina Chiropractic Association, National Chiropractic College, Impairment for Disability Evaluation, Stan Kaplan DC, 9-91,(12 hours); I wrote the review article for the North Carolina Chiropractic Association Journal on the above course.
1992
North Carolina Chiropractic Association, National Chiropractic College, Low Back and Neck Seminar, James Cox DC 1-92 (12 hours)
North Carolina Chiropractic Association, Life Chiropractic College, Spinal Trauma and Whiplash, Dan
Murphy DC, 8-92 (12 hours); I wrote the review article for the North Carolina Chiropractic Association Journal on the above course.
1993
Parker Chiropractic College, Sports Injuries by John Hyland DC, 4-93 (12 hours) Greensboro, NC
Parker Chiropractic College, 1-3 Impairment by Stan Kaplan DC, 5-93 (12 hours) Raleigh, NC
Parker Chiropractic College 2-3 Impairment Stan Kaplan DC, 6-93 (12 hours) Raleigh, NC
Parker Chiropractic College 3-3 Impairment Stan Kaplan DC, 7-93(12 hours) Raleigh, NC Certification in Impairment
1994
Devastating affects of the Vertebral Subluxation in the 1990's, Joel Nathanson DC, North Carolina Chiropractic Association and North Carolina College of Chiropractic (NCCC) (Greensboro, NC) 1-94 (12 hours)
Myofascial Therapy, Jeff Rockwell, DC, Parker Chiropractic College (Atlanta, GA) 3-94 (12 hours)
Impairment, AMA Guides 4th Edition Stan Kaplan, D.C., Parker Chiropractic College, Orlando, FL 3-94 (14 hours)
Infection Control, OSHA, NC Administrative Code. Bowman Gray School of Medicine, Winston-Salem, NC 08-13-94 (7hours)
1995
Techniques of Pain Management in the 90s, Brent Bost, DC and Hans Hansen MD, Charlotte, NC, Logan Chiropractic College. 2-95 (12 hours)
Motion Palpation Institute, Lower Spine course. Raleigh NC Keith Ennis, DC. North Carolina Chiropractic Association and NY Chiropractic College course, 4-95 (12 hours)
Manipulation and Stroke, Greensboro, NC Joe Ferenzy, DC 11-95 (12 hours)
1996
Biomechanics and Low Tech Rehab with Footlevelers, William Austin, DC North Western College of Chiropractic, Charlotte, NC 01-96, (12 hours)
Spine 1: Lumbar and Pelvis-MPI. Cleveland Chiropractic College, Raleigh, NC, Keith Ennis, DC 03-96 (12 hours)
Bio Cranial Therapy, Robert Boyd DO, New York Chiropractic College, Charlotte, NC. 03-96 (12 hours)
Spine 2: Cervical and Thoracic-MPI Cleveland Chiropractic College. Raleigh, NC. Keith Ennis, DC 05-96 (12 hours)
Legal Aspects of a Chiropractic Office, NC Board of Chiropractic Examiners, Robert P. Sherman, Esq. and C. Jacob Ladenheim, Esq. 08-96 (12 hours)
1997
CPT Codes: An Update. Jerilynn Kaibel, D.C. and Craig Little, D.C American Chiropractic Association and North Carolina Chiropractic Association 01-97 (7 hours)
Vertigo, Dizziness and Headache, Alan Korbett DC DO Greensboro, NC. North Carolina Chiropractic Association and New York Chiropractic College 02-15&16-97 (12 hours)
Restoring Muscular Integrity, John Danichik DC, Greensboro, NC Greensboro, NC, Parker Chiropractic College 03-15&16-97 (12 hours)
1998
Spinal Disability, John Mazion, D.C. Parker Chiropractic College Charlotte, NC 02-21&22-98 (12Hours)
Acupuncture, Yennie, DC, New York Chiropractic College
Greensboro, NC 02-28&03-01-98 (12.5Hours)
1999
Chiropractic in the World of Sports Injuries, Kirk Lee, DC, Texas Chiropractic College, Greensboro, NC 05-22&23-99 (12Hours)
Chiropractic Management of Muscular & Myofascial Conditions, Michael Schneider, DC, Texas Chiropractic College, Charlotte, NC 06-05&06-99 (12Hours)
1997-1999 Taiji Chuan and Qigong 3 years, 48 weeks\year, 1 class per week, 1.5 hours per week. Golden Flower Tai Chi School, Winston-Salem, NC. 216 hours
1998-1999 Qigong Workshops. Three 30 hour workshops, (Ten 3 hour classes per workshop). Golden Flower Tai Chi School, Winston-Salem, NC. 90 hours
2000
Motor Vehicle Collision Injuries, Lawrence Nordhoff, DC, QME Western States Chiropractic College Durham, NC 02-12&13-00 (12Hours)
Chiropractic Management of Common Sports Injuries. Michael Krasnov, DC, CCSP, Logan Chiropractic College Charlotte, NC 02-26&27-00 (12 Hours)
Risk Management. Chiropractic Professional Negligence, Aubry T. Villines, Jr., J.D. AIDS/HIV/Hepatitis. Robert A Hayden, DC, PhD, Georgia Chiropractic Association, Atlanta, GA, 10-13-2000 (4 Hours)
1998-2000 Baguazhang, xingyiquan and Qigong 3 years, 48 weeks\year, 1.5 hours per week. 1 class per week, Golden Flower Tai Chi School, Winston-Salem, NC. 216 hours
2001
Assessment and Management of Spinal Injuries, Richard Shick, DC DACBN, Logan Chiropractic College, Charlotte, NC, February 17-18
(12 Hours)
Rehab, Acute and Chronic. John Hyland, DC, Parker Chiropractic College
Greensboro, NC June 9&10, (12 Hours)
Risk Management: Chiropractic Professional Negligence, Florida and Georgia Law, Aubry T. Villines, Jr., JD, AIDS, HIV, Hepatitis & HIPAA, Robert A. Hayden, DC, PhD, Georgia Chiropractic Association,
Atlanta, GA, 101201, (6 Hours)
2002
031602-061702 Chiropractic Rehabilitation, Durham, NC, Los Angeles College of Chiropractic, (12 Hours)
060102-060202 Sacro-Occipital Technique, CMRT Level 1, Winston-Salem, NC SOTO-USA, New York Chiropractic College, (12 Hours)
061802 Non Violent Crisis Intervention, 6 Hours, Wake Forest University Baptist Behavioral Health and Crisis Prevention Institute.
071202 CPR for Health Professionals, 6 Hours, Wake Forest University Baptist Behavioral Health and American Red Cross.
072002-072102 Risk Management, National Chiropractic Mutual Insurance Company and North Carolina Board of Chiropractic Examiners, Greensboro, NC (12 Hours)
2003
012503 & 012603 Practical Assessment of the Chiropractic Patient, and the 10 minute ortho/neuro exam. Jeff Miller, DC, Logan Chiropractic College, Charlotte, NC, (12 hours)
022203 & 022303 The Wisdom of the Enneagram: A Tool for Transformation-Part 1, Russ Hudson, Greensboro Area Health Education Center, Moses H. Cone Memorial Hospital, Greensboro, NC. 13 Hours.
030103-030203 Fusion of Five Elements 1 Chi Kung, Asheville, NC Michael Winn, Healing Dao University, 16 Hours
040503-040603 Fusion of Five Elements II, III Chi Kung, Asheville, NC Michael Winn, Healing Dao University, 16 Hours
051603-051803 The Dynamic Enneagram Workshop: The Psychic Structures and the Superego, Russ Hudson, Greensboro Area Health Education Center, Moses H. Cone Memorial Hospital, Greensboro, NC. 16 Hours
060703 & 060803 Charrette Adjusting Protocols, Mark Charrette, DC, Parker College of Chiropractic, Greensboro, NC, (12 Hours)
082203-082403 National Chi Kung Conference, Black Mountain, NC, National Chi Kung Association Sponsor, Bernard Seif, SMC, EdD, NMD. Francesco Garri Garripoli, Ron Diana, Ed Rubenstein, PhD, Richard Shulman, Dennis Lewis, Joyce Gayheart. 11.5 Hours.
102503-102603 Chi Kung Fundamentals 1-2. Asheville, NC, Michael Winn, Healing Dao University, 16 Hours
121303-121403 Chi Kung Fundamentals 3-4, Asheville, NC, Michael Winn, Healing Dao University, 16 Hours
100103-123103, Georgia Laws and Risk Management, www.palmerinstitute.org, Sherry McAllister, DC, Palmer College of Chiropractic, GA Laws (1), Risk Mgt.(4),(5 Hours)
2004
012804 The Epidemiology of CAM Use in North Carolina. Thomas A Arcury, PhD, Wake Forest University School of Medicine, Winston-Salem, NC, 1 Hour
030604-030704 The Enneagram and Relationships Workshop: The Psychic Structures and the Superego. Russ Hudson. Greensboro Area Health Education Center, Moses H. Cone Memorial Hospital, Greensboro, NC. 13 Hours.
031304-031404 Fusion of Five Elements 1 Chi Kung, Asheville, NC, Michael Winn, Healing Dao University.16 Hours.
032904 Connecting the Rhythms, A networking event for the complementary/alternative medicine and medical communities, Northwest Area Health Education Center, Reynolda Business Center, Winston-Salem, NC, 2 hours
041704-041804 Fusion of Five Elements II, III Chi Kung, Asheville, NC Michael Winn, Healing Dao University, 16 Hours.
051504-051604 Chi Kung Fundamentals 1 & 2, Asheville, NC, Joyce Gayheart, Healing Dao University, 16 Hours
052604 Omega Three Fatty Acids and Behavior and Development, Joseph Hibbeln, MD, National Institutes of Health, Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center, Winston-Salem, NC. 1 Hour
061204-061304 Lumbar & Pelvic Differential Diagnosis & Management Larry Swank, DC, North Carolina Chiropractic Association. Greensboro, NC, (12 hours)
081404-081504 Chiropractic and the Law, Patrice Walker, JD, North Carolina Chiropractic Association, Greensboro, NC, (12 hours)
091104 Physical and Emotional Intelligence: Clinical Applications of the Enneagram. Andrea Isaacs, MA, Northwest Area Health Education, Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center, 6 Hours
092904 GCRC lecture, Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center, "Cultures, clinics and qualitative research: Notes from a medical anthropologist." Dr. Linda Barnes, visiting professor (from Harvard University, Boston University School of Medicine and the Department of Pediatrics at Boston Medical Center) for the WFUSM Department of Pediatrics, 1 Hour
110504 Beverly Isley-Landreth MDiv, ThM. Guided Meditation. Respite for Body, Mind and Spirit, Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center. Winston-Salem, NC, 1 Hour
111304-111404 Primordial Chi Kung with Feldenkrais, Asheville, NC, Michael Winn and Joyce Gayheart, Healing Dao University, 16 Hours.
2005
020505-020605 ChiroPractical Rehab, Charlotte, N.C. John Hyland, DC,
Parker Chiropractic College, (12 Hours)
031005 The Mantra Project: Music, Imagery, Touch and Prayer Therapy for Interventional Cardiac Care. Mitchell W. Krucoff, MD, FACC, FCCP, Associate Professor of Medicine / Cardiology, Duke University Medical Center, Integrative Medicine Seminar Series, Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center, Winston-Salem, NC, 1 Hour
040805-041005 The Enneagram of Holy Ideas, Russ Hudson, Greensboro Area Health Education Center, Moses H. Cone Memorial Hospital, Greensboro, NC, 18 Hours
051205 Magnetic Therapy: Clinical Experience and Evidence, Caryl J. Guth, MD, Integrative Medicine Seminar Series, Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center, Winston-Salem, NC, 1 Hour
060305-060405 Chiropractic Care for Special Populations & Active Care
Laura Hanson, DC, Parker College of Chiropractic, Greensboro, NC, (12 Hours)
090805 Integrative Medicine: Building Bridges with Conceptual Models, Kathi J. Kemper, MD, MPH, Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center. Winston-Salem, NC, 1 Hour
092905 Malpractice & Risk Management 101: Introduction. C. Jacob Ladenheim, JD, CEUHS.com and National University of Health Sciences, (1 Hour)
093005 HIPPA, Bernadette Bell, CEUHS.com and National University of Health Sciences, (3 Hours)
101405 Healing Touch, Diane Wardell, PHD, RNC, OB/GYN-NP,
Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center Integrative Medicine Series, (Allegacy Credit Union Conference Room), Winston-Salem, NC, 1 Hour
101405 Complementary and Alternative Medicine Online Continuing Education Series, National Center for Complimentary and Alternative Medicine, National Institutes of Health, Manipulation and Body Based Therapies: Chiropractic and Spinal Manipulation, 1 Hour
120105 “I have a CAM Vision”, C Norman Shealy, MD, PhD, President, Holos University Graduate Seminary, Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center Integrative Medicine Series. (Reynolda Business Center, North West Area Health Education Center) Winston-Salem, NC, 1 Hour
122505 Complementary and Alternative Medicine Online Continuing Education Series, National Center for Complimentary and Alternative Medicine, National Institutes of Health, Acupuncture-an Evidence-Based assessment, 1 Hour
121005-121105 Chi Kung Fundamentals 3-4, Asheville, NC, Michael Winn, Healing Dao University, 16 Hours
2006
012606 Using Energy Medicine in the Treatment of Pediatric Patients, Rosalyn L. Bruyere, DD, Healing Light Center, Sierra Madre, CA, Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center Integrative Medicine Series, (Kitty Hawk Room, First Floor, Piedmont Plaza One) Winston-Salem, NC, 1 Hour
031106-031206 Low Tech Rehab for any Chiropractor's Office: How to treat common conditions in any clinic, Mark Hartsuyker, DC, University of Bridgeport School of Chiropractic, Lakeside Seminars, Huntersville, NC, (12 Hours)
040806 Guidelines for acceptable chiropractic care in North Carolina. Sponsor and Instructors: North Carolina Board of Chiropractic Examiners. Greensboro, NC. (4 Hours)
042106-042306 The Transformational Enneagram: Mindfulness, Insight and Experience, Russ Hudson, Greensboro Area Health Education Center, Moses H. Cone Memorial Hospital, Greensboro, NC. 22.5 Hours.
070806-070906 Meridian Chi Kung, Dirk Oellibrandt, Asheville, NC, Cosmic Chi Center, 8 hours
081206-081306 Multiple Condition Diagnosis and Treatment Protocols through SOT/Cranial Applications. Kurt Larsen DC, Texas Chiropractic College. Winston-Salem, NC, (12 Hours)
2007
022307-02607 Supreme Science Qigong, Jeff Primack, Asheville, NC, 36 hours
021306 Microsoft Across America Launch Event (Office 2007 and Vista): Small Business Track and Partner Track. Greensboro, NC Marriot Downtown. 8 Hours
031407 Byron Katie (thework.org) and Stephen Mitchell Lecture, Asheville, NC, Malaprop’s Book Store, 2 Hours
052407 Microsoft Continuing Education, (Office, Small Business Server, Windows Mobile) Raleigh, NC Regal Brier Creek Theatre, 8 Hours
060207-060307 Rehabilitative Exercise, Cleveland College and Foot Levelers, John Hyland DC, Greensboro, NC, (12 Hours)
072107-072207 Thompson Technique, Palmer Chiropractic College and Footlevelers, Wayne Zemelka DC, Winston-Salem, NC (12 Hours)
090807 Risk Management (Billing, OSHA, HIPPA, Sexual Boundaries and Radiation safety) John Webster DC, Vance Vinlaw Esq. Gene Lewis DC and Bonnie Kanoy, North Carolina Board of Chiropractic Examiners, (4 Hours)
102007-102107 Introduction to Evolutionary Astrology. Steven Forrest, Healing Touch of the Carolinas, Winston-Salem, NC 12 Hours
111107 Risk 101. OnlineContinuingEd, LLC, University of Bridgeport Chiropractic College, Chirocredit.com. (1 Hour)
122007 Microsoft Continuing Education, (Exchange Servier, Windows Server, Windows Vista, Microsoft Operations 2005, Security, Small Business Server and Systems Center) Greensboro, NC, 8 Hours
122207 Risk 102. OnlineContinuingEd, LLC, University of Bridgeport Chiropractic College, Chirocredit.com. (1 Hour)
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2008
021708-031808 Neurology 101-105 and PT 101. ChiroCredit.com (Online Continuing Ed, LLC) and University of Bridgeport College of Chiropractic. (8 hours).
040908-041808 Benefits and Spinal Manipulation, Risk of Spinal Manipulation, Introduction to Ethical Billing Practices and Malpractice: Errors of Omission. CEVantive.com (online continuing education) and Western States Chiropractic College. (4 Hours.)
050208 Microsoft Continuing Education, (Data Platform, Infrastructure IT Pro, and Technology/Business Decision Maker Tracks.) Raleigh, NC, 8 Hours
053008-060108 Soft Tissue Techniques for Chiropractors. Todd Turnbull, DC. Texas Chiropractic College. Atlanta, GA. (18 hours).
072508 E/M University Online: Basic Course. A Clinical Approach to Accurate and Ethical E/M Coding and Documentation. CME: 1 hour: AAPC CEU credit: 1 hour
080808-081008 National Qigong Association Conference 2008. Zhongxian Wu: Shamanic Healing Power and Martial Arts Applications in 5 Elements Qigong, 6.5 hours. David Foulk: 12 Step Tai Chi, 2 hours. Kevin Chen: What we know about the scientific research of Qigong, 3 hours. Zhongxian Wu: Shamanic Healing Power and Martial Arts Applications in 5 Elements Qigong part 2, 2.0 hours. Rebecca Kali: Qigong for Fibromyalgia, Chronic Pain and Chronic Fatigue, 3 hours. Total Hours 16.50.
100208 Introduction to Qigong Fundamentals underlying Tai Chi. Grandmaster Jianye Jiang. Blessings Project. Winston-Salem, NC. 3 hours.
100308 North Carolina Board of Chiropractic Board of Examiners Compliance Workshop, Raleigh, NC. Guidelines for Chiropractic Practice: Documentation, Sexual Boundaries, HIPPA, & North Carolina Jurisprudence. Randy Schilsky DC. (3 hours). Preventing Charges of Fraud. Steven Baker DC. (2 Hours). Total (5 Hours)
100408 Medical Qigong: For Anyone. Grandmaster Jianye Jiang. Golden Flower Tai Chi. Winston-Salem, NC. 3 Hours.
100408 Dao of the Dragon Qigong Daily Routine: Daoist Longevity Practices. Grandmaster Jianye Jiang. Golden Flower Tai Chi. Winston-Salem, NC. 3 Hours.
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2009
021909 Introduction to Neurochemistry, Datis Kharrazian, D.C., D.H.Sc., F.A.A.C.P.,D.A.C.N.B., D.A.B.C.N., D.I.B.A.K., C.N.S., C.S.C.S., C.C.S.P. Apex Energetics. Embassy Suites, 204 Centreport Drive, Greensboro, NC 27409. 2 hours.
031009 Probiotics: Not Just for Breakfast Anymore. Patrick Hanaway, MD Family Physician, Family to Family: Your Home for Whole Family Health, Asheville, NC; Chief Medical Officer, Genova Diagnostics. Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center Integrative Medicine Series, (Kitty Hawk Room, First Floor, Piedmont Plaza One) Winston-Salem, NC, 1 Hour
030109-030209 Risk 106-107 and 110. ChiroCredit.com (Online Continuing Ed, LLC) and University of Bridgeport College of Chiropractic. (4 hours).
032209-041109 Documentation, Compliance, NC Law and Coding. DCHOURS.COM, Guy Annunziata, DC. (8 hours).
032909. Steven Forrest Astrology Presentation. A prospective on notable current astrological events. Gail Bolton Residence. 812 Country Club Drive, Greensboro, NC. 2 hours.
040609. Thyroid Principles and Case Studies by Josephine Brown, MD, Raleigh, NC. Apex Energetics. Embassy Suites,204 Centerport Drive. Greensboro, NC .2 hours
050809-051009 A Retreat on the Higher Aspects of the Enneagram. Russ Hudson, Greensboro Area Health Education Center, Moses H. Cone Memorial Hospital, Greensboro, NC, 19 Hours
051209 New Directions with Integrative Neurology: Healing Touch, HeartMath, and Ambience. Charles H. Tegeler, MD. McKinney-Avant Professor of Neurology; Director, Comprehensive Stroke Center Director, Ward A. Riley Ultrasound Center; Medical Director, Neuroultrasound Laboratory - WFU School of Medicine. Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center Integrative Medicine Series, (Kitty Hawk Room, First Floor, Piedmont Plaza One) Winston-Salem, NC, 1 Hour
060609-060709 Practical Assessment of the Chiropractic Patient. Jeffrey Miller, DC, DABCO. Sponsors:Footlevelers and Palmer College. Greensboro, NC. (12 HOurs)
National Qigong Association, Asilomar Conference Center, Pacific Grove, CA - June 26-28, 2009.
062609. Jampa Stewart - Emotional Alchemy: Taoist Qigong for the Spirit 2.5 hours.
062609. Ellie Drew - Enlightenment Practices: Circling Waves of Qi. 3.5 hours.
062609. Dr. Roger Jahnke, OMD. Qi – The Golden Elixir – Function, Resonance, Radiance. 1.25 hours.
062709. Bernard Seif - The Role of Ritual in Personal Practice. 2.5 hours.
062709. Bruce Frantzis - Learn How To Use Chi To Free Blockages, Connect With Consciousness, And Release Your Karma 1 hour.
062709. Bernard Shannon - Qing Cheng Shan: Jing Gong 3.0 hours.
062709. Maoshing Ni, Ph.D. Strengthening Your Spiritual Will in Tumultuous Times. 1.25 hours.
15 TOTAL HOURS.
072109 Wired for Joy, Centered for Clarity. Sandy Seeber. Using Energy Medicine, Tai Chi, and Inquiry as Tools for Releasing Blocks and Creating Flow. Sticht Center, Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center, Winston-Salem, NC 2.5 hours.
080109 Centered in Clarity ... Wired for Joy. Using Energy Medicine, Tai Chi, and Inquiry as Tools for Releasing Blocks and Creating Flow. Healing Touch of the Carolinas. Winston-Salem, NC 2.5 hours.
080609 Introduction to Chinese Yoga with Healing Chi. Grandmaster Jiang Jianye. Blessings Project Foundation. Winston-Salem, NC 3 hours.
090309 "Alcohol, Caffeine and Youth: The Perfect Storm" presented by: Mary Claire O'Brien, M.D., Associate Professor, Dept of Emergency Medicine, Divison of Public Health Sciences, WFUHS 1hour
090910 Homeopathy and Modern Day Medicine: What You Need to Know
Michael T. Smith, ND - Carolinas Natural Health Center – Matthews, NC
Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center, Kity Hawk Room.
1 Hour
100909 Energy Medicine Basics. Judith Poole. Healing Touch of the Carolinas. Winston-Salem, NC. 2 Hours.
101009 Balancing Hormones Energetically. Judith Poole. Blessing Project Foundation. Winston-Salem, NC 4 Hours.
101109 Clearing Your Path-A mini retreat. Judith Poole. Blessing Project Foundation. Winston-Salem, NC 4 Hours.
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2010
01/09/2010 Continuum Movement (qigong). Rebecca Lawson, MA, DTR, Authorized Continuum Movement Teacher. Chapel Hill, NC. 6 Hours.
01/17/2010 Sexual Boundaries. Guy Annunziata, DC, dchours.com. (2 Hours)
01/24/2010 Ethics. Guy Annunziata, DC, dchours.com. (2 Hours)
02/22/2010 Risk 103. University of Bridgeport College of Chiropractic and chirocredit.com. (1 Hour)
03/04/2010 Recent Developments in Tobacco Cessation. John G. Spangler, MD, MPH, Professor, Family & Community Medicine, Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center. Kitty Hawk Conference Room. Piedmont Plaza I, Winston-Salem, NC. 1 Hour.
03/27/2010 Continuum Movement (qigong): Tending the Heart and Eyes, Chapel Hill, NC. Rebecca Lawson, MA, DTR. 6 Hours.
03/29/2010 Risk 104. University of Bridgeport College of Chiropractic and chirocredit.com.(1 Hour)
04/08/2010 Therapeutic Touch and Guided Imagery. Martine Busch, M.A. (Child Psychologist). Director of the Van Praag Instituut for Complementary Care in Holland. 1 Hour.
05/19/2010-05/21/2010 International Congress on Complementary Medicine Research, Tromsø, Norway. 8 Hours.
• Promise and pitfalls in real-world effectiveness research on CAM. Josephine Briggs MD, Director National Institute of Health’s Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine.
• Is Complementary and Alternative Medicine Research relevant to individuals in their daily lives? Andrew Weil MD, Founder and director of the Arizona Center for Integrative Medicine at the College of Medicine, University of Arizona.
• Other Programs on Complementary Medicine: Efficacy versus Effectiveness, How to Develop a Successful Program, Qualitative Issues, Economic Issues, Design Methods and Communicating with Conventional Providers.
06/27/2010 MRI One. Guy Annunziata, DC, dchours.com. (1 Hour)
06/27/2010 MRI Two. Guy Annunziata, DC, dchours.com. (1 Hour)
07/02/2010 MRI Three. Guy Annunziata, DC, dchours.com. (1 Hour)
07/18/2010 Spinal Decompression Therapy. Guy Annunziata, DC, dchours.com. (1 Hour)
07/31/2010 Impairment 106 (AMA 6th Edition). University of Bridgeport College of Chiropractic and chirocredit.com. (2 Hours)
08/20/2010-08/21/2010. National Qigong Association Conference 2010. Oak Ridge Hotel & Conference Center, Chaska, Minnesota. 8 Hours.
• Wuji 8 Piece Brocade Qigong (August 20, 2010). Michael Rinaldini, www.dragongateqigong.com. 2 Hours.
• Slow the Aging Process With Qigong: Seniors (August 20, 2010). Kathleen A. Levac RN MS MQT, www.qigong4seniors.com. 2 Hours.
• Luminous Being: The Nature and Quality of The Luminosity Which Pervades Our Universe (August 20, 2010), James O’Dea, www.jamesodea.com. 1 hour.
• Play Of Universal Energy thru Tea & Qigong (August 21, 2010). Michael Rinaldini, www.dragongateqigong.com. 2 Hours.
• Integrating Universal Energy (August 21, 2010). Mark Johnson, www.chi-kung.com. 1 hour.
08/29/2010 Opening the Psoas, A Continuum Approach (qigong). Rebecca Lawson, MA, DTR, Authorized Continuum Movement Teacher. Chapel Hill, NC. 4 Hours.
09/17/2010. Continuum Private Lesson. Rebecca Lawson, MA, DTR, Authorized Continuum Movement Teacher. Chapel Hill, NC. 1.5 Hours.
09/25/2010-09/26/2010 Neurological Dysregulation: How Subluxation Affects the Brain. Guy Annunziata, DC, Advanced Health Care Solutions. Renaissance Charlotte South Park Hotel. Charlotte, NC. (12 Hours)
11/12/2010-11/14/2010 Evolutionary Astrology Basic Concepts. Steven Forrest. Safe Skills Movement and Arts Center. Durham, North Carolina. 16 hours.
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POST DOCTORAL EDUCATION
2009 August - April 2010. Non classified, part time student, the Division of Public Health Sciences and the Wake Forest University Translational Science Institute. Complete courses in Ethics (2 hours), Epidemiology (4 hours) and Clinical Trials (4 Hours).
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PRESENTATIONS
110102 Continuing Legal Education Speaker for the North Carolina Bar Association Foundation, Manuscript Provider for An Apple a Day: Good Medicine for Lawyers, Chapter II, 1-6 pages, Chiropractic Medicine, Alan Graham, DC, 1 hour
030102 Continuing Education Instructor for Assessment Skills for SOAP Notes at Forsyth Technical Community College, Winston-Salem, NC, 4 hours
102203 Integrative Medicine Presenter at Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center, with Sandy Seeber, LPC, CHTP on Medical Chi Kung (Qigong): Breath, Movement, & Meditation for Health, 1 hour
042804 Northwest Area Health Education Center, Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center Presenter, Reynolda Business Center on the Five Keys to Wellness presented Chi Kung with Sandy Seeber, LPC, CHTP, 2 hours
043004 Best Health at Hanes Mall, Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center Presenter on Qigong with Sandy Seeber, LPC, CHTP,1 hour
082504 Best Health at Hanes Mall, Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center Presenter on Qigong For Bone Health with Sandy Seeber, LPC, CHTP, 1 hour
051004 Committee for Bioenergetic Healing, Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center presenter on Myofascial Release at Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Centers, 1 hour
091004 Complimentary and Alternative Medicine series presenter on Myofascial Release, Gentle Relief for Acute and Chronic Pain at Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center, 1 hour
011405 Best Health at Hanes Mall, Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center presenter on Chinese Yoga for Chronic Pain with Sandy Seeber, LPC, CHTP, 1 hour
050405 Best Health at Hanes Mall, Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center presenter on Tai Chi for Back and Neck Pain with Sandy Seeber, LPC, CHTP, 1 hour
050605 Northwest Area Health Education Center, Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center at Reynolda Business Center presenter on Physical Intelligence and the Holy Ideas of the Enneagram with Sandy Seeber, LPC, CHTP and Andrea Isaacs MA, 2 hours
090705 Best Health at Hanes Mall, Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center presenter on Tai Chi & Women’s Health with Sandy Seeber, LPC, CHTP, 1 hour
011806 Best Health at Hanes Mall, Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center presenter on Tai Chi for a Healthy Heart with Sandy Seeber, LPC, CHTP,1 hour
021006 Northwest Area Health Education Center, Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center at the Sticht Center presenter on Integrative Medicine: Practical Applications and the NIH Model with Sandy Seeber, LPC, CHTP, Sue Hess PhD and Beverly Isley-Landreth MDiv, ThM., 2 hours
052406 Best Health at Hanes Mall, Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center presenter on Tai Chi for Summer Fitness with Sandy Seeber, LPC, CHTP, 1 hour
090606 Best Health at Hanes Mall, Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center presenter on Improving Relationships with Partner Tai Chi with Sandy Seeber, LPC, CHTP, 1 hours
090806 Northwest Area Health Education Center, Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center at Allegacy Credit Union, Winston-Salem, NC presenter on Maintaining Essence in Relationships: Relational Intelligence and the Enneagram with Sandy Seeber, LPC, CHTP and Andrea Isaacs MA., 2 hours
013107 Best Health at Hanes Mall, Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center presenter on Breath Easy with Tai Chi with Sandy Seeber, LPC, CHTP, 1 hour
030807 North West Piedmont Area Agency on Aging Looking Toward the Future Connecting with Experience Aging Conference presenter on Introduction to Tai Chi for Seniors the with Sandy Seeber, LPC, CHTP, 1 hour
042107-042207 Saint Frances Prayer Center in Stoneville, NC, Primordial Chi Kung Workshop presenter with Sandy Seeber, LPC, CHTP, Beverly-Isley Landreth MDiv, ThM, CHTP and David Harold, M.Div., LCSW, 3 hours
042507 Best Health at Hanes Mall, Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center presenter on a Chi Kung Presentation for World Tai Chi Day with Sandy Seeber, LPC, CHTP, 1 hour
052007, 052707 & 060307 Knollwood Baptist Church, Winston-Salem, NC Tai Chi and Prayer presenter with Sandy Seeber, LPC, CHTP, 3 hours
091307 Best Health at Hanes Mall, Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center presenter on Reduce Stress with Tai Chi with Sandy Seeber, LPC, CHTP, 1 hour
022808 Best Health at Hanes Mall, Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center presenter on Strengthening the Immune System with Tai Chi with Sandy Seeber, LPC, CHTP, 1 hour
042308 Best Health at Hanes Mall, Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center presenter on World Tai Chi and Chi Kung Day Presentation with Sandy Seeber, LPC, CHTP, 1 hour
061408 Introduction to the 5 Internal Organ Energies. Sponsored by the Blessings Project Foundation and the Art of Well Being. Winston-Salem, NC at 823 Reynolda. With Sandy Seeber, LPC, CHTP and Beverly-Isley Landreth MDiv, ThM, CHTP. 6 Hours.
091708 Best Health at Hanes Mall, Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center presenter on Better Balance through Tai Chi with Sandy Seeber, LPC, CHTP, 1 hour
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041008 Best Health at Hanes Mall, Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center presenter on Tai Chi to Lower Blood Pressure and Reduce Stress with Sandy Seeber, LPC, CHTP, 1 hour
042509 World Tai Chi Day organizer and co presenter. South Fork Recreation Park. Winston-Salem, NC. 3 hours.
052309 Getting on the Same Wavelength---Teaching Qigong to Beginners & Seniors. Blessings Project Foundation. A Fundraiser for the Blessings Project Foundation. Blessing Project Foundation, 823 Reynolda Rd, Winston-Salem, NC 27104. Presented with Beverly Isley Landreth, David Harold, & Sandy Seeber. 2.5 hours.
060309 Getting on the Same Wavelength: Tai Chi for Harmony with your Self and Others. Presented with David Harold, & Sandy Seeber. United Way. 301 North Main St, Suite 1700, Winston-Salem, NC 27101. 1 hours.
062809 National Qigong Association, Asilomar Conference Center, Pacific Grove, CA - June 28, 2009. Presentation: Getting On The Same Wavelength: How to Teach Beginners and Seniors. Class taught with David Harold, Sandy Seeber and Beverly Isley-Landreth 2.5 hours.
091809 Tai Chi Presentation at Hamlet County Senior Center, Hamlet, NC. 20 minutes
092109 Tai Chi Presentation Scotland Country Recreation Center, Laurinburg, NC. 20 minutes
073009 Best Health at Hanes Mall, Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center presenter on Tai Chi to reduce joint pain and increase flexibility with Sandy Seeber, LPC, CHTP, 1 hour.
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03/23/2010 Learn the 6 Healing Sounds (Qigong) to Improve Organ Health. Class taught with Sandy Seeber, LPC, CHTP. Best Health at Hanes Mall, Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center. 1 Hour.
04/24/2010 World Tai Chi Day organizer and co presenter. South Fork Recreation Park, Winston-Salem, NC. 3 Hours.
05/18/2010 Closing the Gap between Compliance and Practice: How to Avoid Legal and Regulatory Issues When Developing an Integrative Medicine Program, International Congress on Complementary Medicine Research, Tromsø, Norway. 1 Hour.
05/18/2010 Using Taiji (Qigong) to Close the Gap Between Conventional Medicine and Complementary Therapies. International Congress on Complementary Medicine Research, Tromsø, Norway. 1 Hour.
09/23/2010 Balancing yin and yang energies in the body with tai chi. Class taught with Sandy Seeber, LPC, CHTP. Best Health at Hanes Mall, Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center.
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RESEARCH SUPPORT
10/01/06 – 09/30/10. R01 AT003635. Arcury (PI). Ethnic Variation in CAM Use and Health Self Management among Rural Older Adults. The overall goals of this project are to delineate ethnic differences in the Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) therapies used by rural elders and to determine ethnic differences in how these modalities are incorporated into health self-management. Role: Investigator
10/14/06–12/14/10. North Carolina Recreational Therapy Association (IRB00014213). Melcher (PI). Recreation Therapy Complementary Integrative Medicine - Qigong Therapy Project with Hospitalized Adolescents. The purpose of this project is to provide qigong program/exercises on an impatient child and adolescent behavioral health unit to introduce patients to an alternative method for coping with life stressors. The change in stress during this 35 minute qigong dose during a 45 minute recreational therapy session with be measured with pre and post dose Biodot readings during the recreational therapy session. Role: Co-Investigator
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COMMITTEES, BOARDS AND MEMBERSHIPS
2003 November to 2005 Member of the Committee for Bioenergetic Healing, Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center
2004 October to present Member of the Committee for Complimentary and Alternative Medicine, Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center
2005 September to present Microsoft Registered Partner
2008 - Present: Professional Member National Qigong Association (nqa.org)
2010- Chairmen Education and Research Committee, National Qigong Association
2010- Member Center for Integrative Medicine Committee, Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center
2010- Consortium of Academic Health Centers of Integrative Medicine (CAHCIM) Education Working Group (EWG) Representative
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PROJECTS
2004 January to September Event planner with Sandy Seeber, LPC, CHTP for Physical and Emotional Intelligence: Clinical Applications of the Enneagram (09\11), Andrea Isaacs, MA, Northwest Area Health Education, Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center
2007 September to October Event planner with Susan Goldstone LAc, LMBT, Beverly Isley-Landreth ThM, CHTP, Sandy Seeber LPC, CHTP and Amanda Zabel LPC for Introduction to Evolutionary Astrology Workshop by Steven Forrest 102007 and 102107.
2007 November: application to The National Institutes of Health Administrative Supplement for CAM Practitioner Research Experiences (NOT-AT-07-005) to R01 AT003635, Ethnic Variation in CAM Use and Health Self Management among Rural Older Adults. Tom Arcury PhD, Professor and Vice Chair for Research, Department of Family & Community Medicine directed the application. The application is pending.
2008 February. Older Adults Fall Reduction: Biomechanically-based Taiji Intervention (R01 CE001444-0). Thurmond E. Lockhart, Principal Investigator. Submitted to NCIPC/CDC, February 2008. Score: 235. Role: Co-investigator. This community trial will test the efficacy of two different forms of taiji instruction (solo training and partner training compared with a non-taiji control group) in improving gait and stability of female community-dwelling older adults, reducing their reported number of falls, reducing their fear of falling, and improving their mobility. .(This was a joint proposal submitted by the Virginia Tech of Blacksburg Virginia and Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center. My involvement as a co-investigator was through Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center with Sara Quandt PhD and Tom Arcury PhD.)
2008 December: In December of 2008, the National Institutes of Health, National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine has requested additional information regarding the 2007 November application to The National Institutes of Health Administrative Supplement for CAM Practitioner Research Experiences (NOT-AT-07-005) to R01 AT003635, Ethnic Variation in CAM Use and Health Self Management among Rural Older Adults. Tom Arcury PhD, Professor and Vice Chair for Research, Department of Family & Community Medicine is directing the submission of the January 2009 supplement to this November 2007 application.
2009 April. National Institutes of Health, National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine approved The National Institutes of Health Administrative Supplement for CAM Practitioner Research Experiences (NOT-AT-07-005) to R01 AT003635, Ethnic Variation in CAM Use and Health Self Management among Rural Older Adults.
2009 July-2010 June Post Doctoral Fellowship in Complmentary Therapies Wake Forest Univeristy Baptist Medical Center, Wake Forest University School of Medicine, Department of Family and Community Medicine Research.
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QIGONG (BASIC TAI CHI) TRAINING
1997-2000 Golden Flower Tai Chi Association Weekly Student, Winston-Salem, NC
2003-2005 Seminar Student Healing Dao University, Asheville, NC
2005 June Certified as Associate Healing Dao Instructor by Healing Dao
2007 May to December Bagua (Pakua) Chang Student Golden Flower Tai Chi Association weekly student Winston-Salem, NC
2009 September to present. Iliqchuan student. www.iliqchuan.com Durham, NC
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QIGONG (BASIC TAI CHI) TEACHING HOURS (CLASSES AND WORKSHOPS) FOR THREE TREASURES TAI CHI LLC
2002 25 Hours
2003 100 Hours
2004 150 Hours
2005 200 Hours
2006 250 Hours
2007 300 Hours
2008 300 Hours
2009 120 Hours
2010 120 Hours
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