October 12, 2010 CE Class

The Science of Wellness; Learn to Move Well, Eat Well and Think Well

You can learn how people are living longer and with a better quality of life. During this workshop Dr. So will go over the research of what it takes to live well. Learn to apply the techniques he uses with a wide range of people from athletes to the geriatric population on improving quality of life. Learn how to live without any limits. "Live like you mean it!"

Course Outline

What is wellness?
How does Genetics impact?
The Basis for Wellness Research
The 3 Pillars of Wellness
How do you Move Well
How do you Eat Well
How do you Think Well
How you can apply this to your Patients and your Life

If you would be interested in receiving some xylitol products, literature and discount coupons to offer to your dental patients, please bring your office business card to the meeting.

Presenter - Matt So, D.C.

Originally from Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Dr. Matt has a B.S. in Biology from Queen’s University and a Doctor of Chiropractic from the founding school of Chiropractic, Palmer College of Chiropractic in Davenport. He graduated with honors and has over 400 hours of continuing education ranging from shoulder injuries to low back problems to athletes.

He is also currently completing his Certification as a Chiropractic Wellness Practitioner from the International Chiropractic Association and will be a community expert in what it takes to Think, Eat and Move Well. Dr. Matt is also a Certified Fitness Instructor through the Titleist Performance Institute that trains and works with professional and amateur golfers.

Dr. Matt first went to a chiropractor while in university and since that life-changing experience, his life and health have never been the same. Chiropractic has helped him resolve health problems that once plagued him and helps him live his life at his optimum everyday.

Dr. Matt loves sports and the active lifestyle of the Northwest; he is currently involved with dragon boat, volleyball, and any sport that he can get his hands on. In his practice, he works with many active people, but his passion is working with families and their children.