British Chiropractic Association Spring Conference 2015 Lead to succeed: how to empower our patients, our teams and ourselves A line up of exciting speakers: Heidi Haavik, Dave Thornton, Erik Poulsen and others Outstanding value! Member rates from just £95 for 8½ hours CPD Saturday 7 March 2015 The Roxburghe Hotel, Edinburgh Book before 31 January 2015 to catch earlybird rates Special student rates available 8½ hours CPD 8½ EAC credits Confirm your place using secure online booking on our events page http://bit.ly/eventsbca or call Michelle Allen on 0118 950 5950 Lead to succeed: how to empower our patients, our teams and ourselves Speakers include Session titles include The reality check: the science behind the art and philosophy Attention to detail: the value of personal discipline Lead your clinic to greatness The myths of leadership Taking the profession forward Vision, involve, produce: the leadership VIP Heidi Haavik Heidi is a chiropractor who has gained a PhD in human neurophysiology. Dr Haavik graduated from the New Zealand College of Chiropractic in 1999 and has practiced for over 15 years. She was awarded her PhD degree by the University of Auckland in 2008. She is the Director of Research at the New Zealand College of Chiropractic where she also runs the Centre for Chiropractic Research. Dr Haavik is also an Adjunct Professor at the University of Ontario, Institute of Technology in Oshawa, Canada and is a member of the World Federation of Chiropractic’s Research Council. Dr Haavik has received numerous research awards and has published a number of papers in chiropractic and neurophysiology journals. She has presented her work to both chiropractic and neuroscience communities around Australasia, Africa, North America and Europe. ffLeadership matters. With great leadership we can be inspired and inspire others. Whether in our personal lives or our professional careers we all have a leadership role, guiding our patients to better health and leading our clinic teams; we are all chiropractic leaders. ffLeadership doesn’t simply start when we get that first job or get the keys to a new clinic, successful and sustainable leadership starts with our own attitudes, beliefs and behaviours. ffTaking responsibility for our actions gives us direction, strength and the confidence to move forward. How we conduct our lives as individuals – our inner leadership – will determine our destiny and, ultimately, our success. ffThe aim of this conference is to equip you with the knowledge and tools to build your leadership skill. Become a chiropractic leader in all you do. Lead to succeed will offer exciting perspectives on the key determinant of professional success and personal happiness… Dave Thornton Erik Poulsen Anna Hawrot Dave works as a successful and sought after Executive/Leadership Coach and ‘top team’ developer for a range of organisations across the UK. He is a qualified Executive Coach, NLP Master Practitioner, MBTI facilitator and author, who has a whole host of Leadership experiences under his belt. He is a member of the ‘Windsor Leadership Trust’, is an Associate of the ‘Kings Fund’ and is a Faculty member of the NHS Leadership Academy. His current Healthcare client list includes coaching individuals working in national positions, CEO’s and Medical Directors. Prior to setting up his own company over 7 years ago Dave worked in a variety of senior environments and has held National positions within the NHS in a career spanning more than 30 years. Erik is a research fellow at University of Southern Denmark in Odense, Denmark and works part time in private practice as a chiropractor. He received his DC from Palmer College of Chiropractic in Davenport, USA in 1989, his MSc from University of Portsmouth and Anglo-European College of Chiropractic, England in 2006 and in 2012 he completed his PhD at the University of Southern Denmark. His clinical experience is collected from working and studying in Denmark, United Kingdom and the USA. The last 12 years he has had a specific clinical and research interest in hip disorders, specifically hip osteoarthritis and has published in a range of international peer reviewed journals. In 2014 he received the prestigious Jean Robert Research first prize award at the European Chiropractors Union Convention held in Dublin, Ireland. Originally from Newport, South Wales, now living in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, Anna graduated from Welsh Institute of Chiropractic in 2007. In August of that year she joined the The Lansdown Clinic in Stroud as an Associate, where she very quickly built a very busy patient base. In January 2011 she purchased the small, newly established Hardwicke & Quedgeley Chiropractic Clinic (HQCC) and has turned it into a very busy multidisciplinary health and wellness care centre. Anna has a particular interest in sports injuries and spinal rehabilitation which is a particular focus for HQCC. Recently married, in her spare time Anna enjoys keeping herself fit, attending the gym, playing netball and walking her mischievous dog Jazz. She is an avid reader and enjoys socialising with friends and family. Peter Dixon Peter graduated from AECC in 1984 and started his chiropractic career with Michael CoplandGriffiths in Trowbridge, Wiltshire. He was the founding editor of Contact and served on BCA Council from 1986–1999 and was BCA President from 1995–1999. He was ECU President from 2000–2004 and a member of GCC Council from 2002–2013 (Chair 2006–2013). He founded the College of Chiropractors in 1996 and is now President of the Royal College of Chiropractors. He has also served as Chair of the Board of Governors at AECC and as Co-Chair of the WFC Task Force on Chiropractic Identity. Peter is married with five children and runs three practices in Bath and north Wiltshire. Tone Tellefsen Tone has been a chiropractor since 1991, and is one of life’s passionate and creative souls. She lives for communicating the passion of chiropractic to her patients and in our community. She built her clinic from scratch in 2007 and has created a strong brand and concept in this time, where everyone in the area knows who they are. You name it and she has done it, and she is keen to share with you what she has found useful along the way. She is a specialist Fellow of the Paediatric Faculty of the Royal College of Chiropractors and was voted Entrepreneur of the Year in Surrey 2013 as well as developed a chiropractic stretch app for iTunes and Amazon called ChiroMoves Collection, in 2013. Tone’s clinic has worked actively both in schools and for several charities for many years. She supports Teenage Cancer Trust and children with special needs and disabilities. Tim Davies Squadron Leader Tim Davies is a military Qualified Flying Instructor (QFI) teaching students and instructors air combat and ground attack on the RAF’s newest fast-jet, the Hawk T2. Previously he has flown operational missions over Iraq on the Tornado GR4 and has served in Afghanistan with the US Army. He currently leads a team of 12 of the most senior and highly qualified military flying instructors in the world, teaching staff and students on the largest flying training squadron in the RAF. The RAF demands excellence from its people and requires that they deliver quality in a challenging and dynamic environment. His students go on to fly the Typhoon and Tornado aircraft in front-line combat roles and are routinely deployed to theatres of operational conflict by the UK Government. Join us in Edinburgh: it’ll change the course of your career forever! British Chiropractic Association Spring Conference 2015 Directions Rates Early bird up to 31 Jan Full rate from 1 Feb Full, Provisional, Faculty Member and SCA Member £95£110 Student Member £45£60 Non-Member £125£140 Confirm your place using secure online booking on our events page http://bit.ly/eventsbca or call Michelle Allen on 0118 950 5950 Schedule Registration from 8am Conference from 8.50am – 5.30pm Conference Hotel The Roxburghe Hotel 38 Charlotte Square, Edinburgh EH2 4HQ 0871 423 4876 · website: http://bit.ly/1uvsAYT If you wish to stay at the hotel, there are negotiated rates of: ff £120 B&B double for single occupancy ff £130 B&B double occupancy ff £95 B&B for single rooms. It is advised to check online prices before booking. There is a wide variety of other accommodation options at all price ranges available in Edinburgh. Here are some options located close to the hotel: http://www.premierinn.com/en/hotel/EDIPRI/ edinburgh-city-centre-princes-street?cmp=GLBC Edinburgh International Airport (EDI) 10 miles from the hotel. Taxi journey is 30 mins or you can get a tram or buses from the airport – stops on Shandwick Place and Princess Street Edinburgh Waverley Train Station The hotel is a 10 minute walk or short taxi journey away from the train station. By car On site underground car parking is available at the hotel and residents are charged £22 for 24 hours (Fri–Sat) & £19.50 (Sun–Thu) – flexible rates are available. Day parking for non-residents is charged at £10 or £2.50 per hour short stay. If you wish to book parking, call the hotel concierge 0131 240 5500. Other parking is available nearby at the NCP Castle Terrace, EH1 2EW – the hotel can offer a 25% discount on the 24hr rate of £20. Get directions by going to the hotel website (http://bit.ly/1uvsAYT ) and selecting the map and directions tab. Make a weekend of it! Edinburgh is a fantastic location for a weekend away with great rail and air links. The hotel is within an easy distance of the main attractions. The Royal Mile – Edinburgh’s most famous street forming the backbone of the old town. This is a vibrant area with many traditional bars/restaurants (Grassmarket) offering good local food and drinks. Edinburgh Castle – the city’s most iconic landmark situated in the heart of the Old Town. The Royal Yacht Britannia is the now decommissioned yacht once owned by the royal family and permanently harboured at the shore at Leith. Holyrood Palace is located at the foot of The Royal Mile. http://www.tunehotels.com/my/en/our-hotels/haymarket-edinburgh/ National Museum of Scotland is located on Chambers Street and has many exhibitions throughout the year. http://www.ibis.com/gb/hotel-2039-ibis-edinburghcentre-royal-mile/index.shtml The National Galleries of Scotland: The National Gallery, Gallery of Modern Art and Portrait Gallery. Visit Scotland has a lot of accommodation options which you can view here: http://bit.ly/1BMFok1 Tours – The Edinburgh Tour leaves from opposite the hotel every 15mins – it lasts one hour and tickets are valid for 24 hours. There are also walking tours available, including evening ghost walks. http://www.easyhotel.com/hotels/edinburgh.html Edinburgh also boasts a wealth of shopping opportunities as well as being the centre of a vibrant dining and night scene. The hotel Head Concierge, Gavin Stirling, will be glad to assist delegates staying in Edinburgh with sourcing an itinerary of attractions and events. Call direct on 0131 240 5500 for more information. Registered office The British Chiropractic Association 59 Castle Street Reading Berkshire RG1 7SN T: 0118 950 5950 F: 0118 958 8946 [email protected] www.chiropractic-uk.co.uk © British Chiropractic Association 2014
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