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Torque Release Technique - Dr. Jay M. Holder - Chiropractic Care, Supplies, Etc.
Reprinted from The
Chiropractic Journal, May 1997 |
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White House Drug Czar
meets with Leadership |
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On March 24, Gen. Barry McCaffrey flew to
Miami to visit the Village and Exodus Treatment Center, one of the
nation's model programs in addiction treatment and research. The General
is the Director of the Executive Office of the President's White House
Office of National Drug Policy (ONDCP) and serves as a full member of the
President's Cabinet. "Gen. McCaffrey came and spent two days to learn
what makes us a world leader in addiction treatment," said Dr. Jay M.
Holder, Medical Director and Founder of Exodus Treatment Center and
Chairman of the World Chiropractic Alliance Council on Addiction. In
meetings with the General, Dr. Holder discussed both the efficacy of
subluxation-based chiropractic and the significant role chiropractors can
play in helping with this nation's leading cause of death and crime. Gen.
McCaffrey said that ONDCP'S strategy is to "increase the quality of
life for all Americans." Holder explained how chiropractic care
serves this initiative well, at less cost and by a peer group
(chiropractic) who's mandate is to accomplish such goals through drug-free
intervention. Further discussions included a national mandate for
addiction education for all health care providers and issues that centered
around the American College of Addictionology and Compulsive Disorders (ACACD),
the only physician-level, multi-disciplinary board certification program
in the United States. The ACACD, now in its seventh year, was co-founded
by Holder and Kenneth Blum, Ph.D., C.Ad., an internationally renown
scientist in psychoneuroimmunology and human genetics, and Research
Professor at the University of Texas and the University of North Texas.
Dr. Blum discovered the gene for addiction several years ago after 30
years of pioneering research that led to the development of the Brain
Reward Cascade."The Brain Reward Cascade is the model that links
chiropractic treatment to addictive disorders which has been indicated by
a landmark randomized clinical trial performed at Exodus Treatment
Center," said Blum.This chiropractic research study was designed by
Robert Duncan, Ph.D., Biostatistician at the University of Miami School of
Medicine, directed by Holder and funded in part by the Florida
Chiropractic Society. This study will be published later this year. Two
books, authored by Blum and Holder, have already been published
documenting chiropractic's role in addiction and compulsive disorders.
Further, in 2000, an additional work (Reward Deficiency Syndrome) will
appear in the Journal of Psychoactive Drugs. An entire issue of the
journal will be dedicated to the more than 100-page paper, which will
include chiropractic's performance and present the first scientific model
of the vertebral subluxation complex that has stood up to scientific
scrutiny through randomized clinical trial research. "The
chiropractic model and technique that came out of this success in research
is Torque Release
Technique", said Dr. Holder, "What sparked the direction of
Torque Release from the start was our discovery that only vertebrates have
an opiate receptor site brain reward mechanism, placing the spine in
intimate relationship with our 'state of well-being' or, i.e.: how someone
experiences emotions or feels about themselves. Consequently, the ability
of the limbic system (seat of emotions) to function and express itself
without interference, requires a subluxation-free spine." A single
15-hour weekend training seminar in Torque
Release Technique is conducted 12 times a year and offered throughout
the United States. Torque Release Technique seminars are taught by
co-developer Dr. Jay Holder, who states, "I believe TRT is the most
complete and efficient technique in chiropractic today." The Certified Addictionologist (C.Ad.) program is also unique. Together with a distinguished faculty of eight other eminent leaders in addiction treatment and research, the 150- hour, 10-module program provided by the American College of Addictionology and Compulsive Disorders (ACACD), leads to the granting of the C.Ad. credential (Certified Addictionologist). The C.Ad. program is co-sponsored by Graceland College, Independence, Missouri, St. Martins College, Milwaukee, Wisconsin; the AAAOM, and other national leadership. Approved/certified by the State of New York, Office of Alchoholism and Substance Abuse Services (OASAS) and the Certification Board of Addiction Professionals of Florida (CBAPF), which are State Member Boards of the International Certification & Reciprocity Consortium (ICRC). The ICRC provides reciprocity services to approximately 41 states and six countries; all branches of the U.S. Military, and Indian Health Services. Also approved by the State of Nevada Bureau of Alcohol and Drug Abuse (BADA). The next session of 10 modules will start in March 2000 in Las Vegas. Further, a diplomate program in addictionology is now available for all C.Ad. graduates for the first time starting last year at the Village/Exodus Treatment Center, offering a three week clinical residency with room and board provided. Matthew Gissen, J.D., C.Ad., organized and made possible the General's visit to Miami. Gissen is the Executive Director of the Village, serves on many committees and organizations in Washington, D.C., and throughout the United States. Serving as a model program for the nation, the Village has remained a national leader in addiction treatment for over 25 years and receives millions of dollars each year in grants to offer state of the art treatment and provide innovative and effective research. For more information on Torque Release Technique seminars, or the Certified Addictionologist program; or to receive a complimentary audio tape that shares additional issues, contact 1-800-490-7714 or 305-535-8803. |
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