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• October 22-24, 1999 -- Part I Certification Course in Cox® Distraction Manipulation; Atlanta, GA; taught by Kelly Brinkman, DC; call NCC ; 18 hrs.
  
• October 20-24, 1999 -- Dr. Cox will join the other chiropractic radiologists in presenting for the ACCR Fall Convention in Philadelphia, PA; contact the ACCR or Julie
  
• October/November 1999 -- Dr. Cox will speak for the Australian Chiropractors' Association/Chiropractic Education of Australia, Ltd. in 3 cities: Sydney (Oct 30-31), Melbourne (Nov 6-7), Adelaide (Nov 3); plans are in process; contact Julie
  
• December 10-12, 1999 -- Part II Certification Course in Cox® Distraction Manipulation; on campus, National College of  Chiropractic, Lombard (Chicago), Illinois; taught by James M. Cox, DC, DACBR; call NCC ; 18 hrs.; examination is offered
  
• January 22-23, 2000 - 12 hour seminar by  James M. Cox, DC, DACBR, in PHOENIX, Arizona; call NCC
  
• March 10-12, 2000 (tentative)-- Part I Certification Course in Cox® Distraction Manipulation; Chicago, Illinois; taught by James M. Cox, DC, DACBR; call NCC ; 18 hrs.
  
• April 1, 2000 -- Dr. Cox will present at the ACCO convention in San Francisco, California
  
• April 8-9, 2000 -- Dr. Cox will present 12 hours for the Puerto Rico Chiropractic Association; contact Dr. Diaz
  
• June 2-4, 2000 (tentative) -- Part II Certification Course in Cox® Distraction Manipulation; Chicago, Illinois; taught by James M. Cox, DC, DACBR; call NCC ; 18 hrs.; examination is offered
  

CERTIFICATION INFORMATION:
The National College of Chiropractic publishes a referral directory of chiropractic physicians who are "certified" through its post-graduate division courses in Cox^® Distraction Manipulation. This directory is published once a year. These "certified" physicians offer full treatment programs, consultations, acute and chronic care.

REFERRAL TO A CERTIFIED PRACTITIONER:
email or call Julie at ; email Dr. Lawrence at National College

MORE INFO ON COX^® TECHNIC and CERTIFICATION and REFERRAL:
Visit http://www.coxtechnic.com.

What does "certified" mean?
Certified status is extended to chiropractic physicians and students who choose to undergo a 36-hour certification course, take and pass written and practical examinations administered at and by officials at National College of Chiropractic. Some students take this as a full course in school and must then only take the second 18 hours and the examinations to become certified.

What are benefits of seeking care from a certified practitioner?
Comfort in knowing that this doctor has taken the extra time and commitment to learning this technique more fully.
A network of physicians who practice similarly and have a network of other physicians with whom to consult and to whom they can refer patients who move, travel, or have relatives who need care.

How do I find a "certified" practitioner?
Contact Julie or Dr. Dana Lawrence , Dean of Post-Grad, at the National College. We can look up physicians by name, city/state with phone area code. Soon, the National College website will list all the physicians on-line. Check periodically here for the referral list.

I am a physician and would like to receive a directory. How can I get one?
Contact Dr. Lawrence at N.C.C. by phone [] or e-mail [wwaln].

I am a physician and would like to take the certification course. How do I get more information?
See the N.C.C.  website for their list of courses and other information. [http://www.national.chiropractic.edu] or see the schedule of courses at this website.

Does insurance pay for this care?
Consult your insurance policy as to whether chiropractic care is covered.

Are continuing education credits available?
Yes. Contact the Post Graduatie Division at the National College for more information: .