Microcurrent Workshop – Pushing the Boundaries of Therapy

Microcurrent / LuXXaMed Workshop – Pushing the boundaries of therapy

Microcurrent seminar with alternative practitioner Burkhard Hock

***WEBINAR***

Alternative practitioner Burkhard Hock is the founder of the Hock Method and Hock Pain Therapy, and a successful author. He has been working with BCR therapy and microcurrent for over 10 years and, in conjunction with his methods, has developed his very own system for the simple, rapid and successful treatment of orthopaedic and internal medicine conditions!

From practice, for practice

PLEASE NOTE! In light of recent events, we have decided to hold this seminar as a webinar!!!

Summary of the seminar content

Theory
20%
Practical work
80%
  • A significantly simplified approach to electrode placement and programme selection
  • It makes the therapy easier to understand for both practitioners and patients
  • Can be successfully implemented in practice straight away
  • Increased therapeutic success
  • Applications in orthopaedics and internal medicine

Venue

ONLINE via Zoom!

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Price

Fixed fee
€49.00 incl. VAT
  • Access to recording

Seminar times

11.00 am to approx. 3.00 pm (may run longer)

Registration deadline

5 days before the seminar begins (late registrations will not be accepted)

Date

14 November 2020 (!! NEW/CHANGED !!)

“Subject to cancellation due to coronavirus”

Lecturers

Burkhard Hock
Alternative practitioner
Founder of the Hock Method and Hock Pain Therapy. Author (Atlas of Pain Therapy).
Patrick Walitschek, MSc
Managing Director, LuXXaMed GmbH
Safety Expert for Active Medical Devices, TÜV; Quality Management Auditor, QMA TÜV; author

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