January 2007

Parker Seminars marks 55th anniversary

Parker Seminars will celebrate 55 years of service to the chiropractic profession during its annual international event in Las Vegas, Feb. 7‑9.

With a theme of "Reflecting on the Past ... One Voice for the Future," the event will focus on Parker's history and look into the promising future of chiropractic wellness. "We are excited about our special Parker Seminars anniversary celebration," said Fabrizio Mancini, DC, President of Parker College of Chiropractic and Parker Seminars. "This commemoration provides us with a powerful communication tool to celebrate our values and vision for the future, as well as provide a historical perspective."

The Las Vegas event recognizes Parker's achievements and also raises awareness about chiropractic's vital role in serving the health care needs of society today and into the future. "Our Las Vegas event is a wonderful opportunity to look at our future and set a course for Parker and a message all of chiropractic can embrace and support," said Dr. Mancini.

Throughout the seminar, speakers will provide clear, concise and compelling information to enable chiropractors and their staff to maximize their sphere of influence and effectiveness for their patients and communities. The 2007 edition of the Las Vegas event will bring together outstanding lecturers and experts in the fields of leadership, personal development, motivation and practice building.

"Parker has chosen to use our celebration as a catalyst for the chiropractic profession to take its rightful place as the best provider of wellness health care," said Dr. Mancini. "Working in a spirit of cooperation and with one voice, we can take chiropractic global ‑‑ ensuring communities throughout the world will have access to a health care model that promotes wellness through chiropractic care."

Featured activities and classes during the 2007 Las Vegas event include a first‑timers' orientation at 8 a.m. Wednesday; general sessions with noted chiropractic and celebrity speakers including World Chiropractic Alliance Board of Director Christopher Kent, DC; expanded EXPO with more than 300 booths and daily prize drawings; an anniversary celebration with entertainment, food, dancing and the opportunity to network with chiropractic professionals; continuing education and CPR certification classes; and CA classes.

Doctors can obtain more information and register at Parker's new website, www.parkercc.edu.