by C.J. Mertz, DC

 

            Dr. Mertz received a Bachelors Degree from the University of Montana in 1980. He received his DC degree from Palmer-West Chiropractic College in December 1984.He had a large volume practice in California before starting Waiting List Practice seminars in 1986. He has received numerous awards from the chiropractic profession including Chiropractor of the Year, Entrepreneur of the Year, and a Humanitarian Award. He has taught over 500 seminars and personal development camps to more than 5000 chiropractors and their staffs.

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            I am very pleased to offer three CBP® seminars during the Friday sessions at WLP seminars this coming year (2002). I have always suggested CBP® technique to my clients as the best way to correct subluxations and perform long-term structural correction of the spine.

            In 2001 at WLP, we offered an Introduction to CBP® methods during our Friday sessions. For a new program starting in 2002, the Harrisons and I have agreed to teach three complete levels of CBP® (Basis of CBP®, CBP® Drop Table Adjusting, and CBP® Hand-held Instrument Adjusting) at WLP seminars. Since these three CBP® seminar levels are approved at various chiropractic colleges for license renewal, I am very happy to announce that my clients, attending these CBP® seminars at WLP’s Friday sessions, will receive license renewal credits.

            The recent research that Drs. Deed and Don Harrison have published has and will continue to support subluxation-based practices and support long-term corrective-care programs. I believe that Team-WLP and WLP clients can add to this growing research support base for straight chiropractic.