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The Advanced Level II Watson Headache and Migraine Courses

November 22, 2009 by dean · Leave a Comment 

After delegates have completed the Level I course and at least 6 months experience using the approach, they can then apply to participate in the Level II Advanced course titled:

“The Role of CO-C3 Segmental Dysfunction in Primary Headache – Level II”

or the less formal title

“OK – so I have found the segments involved – what next?”

This is a one day course at which delegates have the opportunity to raise questions or discuss issues they have had in the previous 6 months. We also revise the examination techniques and discuss their use more as treatment techniques. I also examine a headache or migraine sufferer.

These days are very intensive and often go on beyond the scheduled conclusion time because the delegates are excited about the difference they have made to their headache and migraine patients!

I have now been approached to organise longer courses ….. more of that later!

Cheers

Dean

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About dean
Consultant Headache & Migraine Physiotherapist; International Teacher; Director, The Headache Clinic & Watson Headache Institute; PhD Candidate Murdoch University, Western Australia; Adjunct Lecturer, Masters Program, Physiotherapy School, University of South Australia; MAppSc(Res) GradDipAdvManipTher Experienced health practitioners trained in the Watson Headache Approach perform the examination and treatment techniques developed by Dean Watson. These techniques are based on his extensive experience of 7000 headache patients (21,000 hours) over 21 years and are now taught internationally. For your nearest practitioner who has completed training in the ‘Watson Headache Approach’ please refer to the ‘Practitioner Directory’.

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