Overview

"The NIS system provides a powerful step towards restoring health and has the ability to achieve results effortlessly that are not achieved by either modern medicine or alternative techniques." Dr K.B, Denver, CO

The Neurological Integration System (NIS) is an innovative, stand alone approach to healthcare management.  Developed by Neurolink®, NIS research is based on proven principals of neuroscience and physiology. 

NIS is safe, non-invasive & non-pharmaceutical.  With NIS you will have step-by-step procedures that you are ready to take into practice and apply with your patients – straight away.  You will be able to start applying assessment screens and protocols that will immediately help address the UNDERLYING causes of complaints – yes, even those cases you have termed ‘hopeless’.

NIS is fast becoming a primary healthcare method for many practitioners.  If you are passionate about your patient care, then you need to consider including this ground breaking treatment method into your continuing education plans today.

The benefits of learning NIS
NIS is the only healthcare method that gives YOU the practitioner access to utilizing the BRAIN, the only truly accurate (and unbiased) diagnostic tool in the body.  Only the brain is able to acknowledge dysfunction and then resume control of the issue and correct it. 

This MUST happen for real causes to be addressed and sustainable result to happen.

9 reasons why YOU should learn NIS
1.) Produce improved and long term results for you patients.
2.) Expand your scope of practice.

3.) Develop your practice/ build your business.
4.) It is the only method where the brain will acknowledge dysfunction and immediately resume control of the issue to correct it.  This is the key to superior and sustained result.

5.) It is the only method that addresses a specific complaint AND optimizes the potential of every body system at the same time.
6.) Is effective for ALL your patients, for ALL complaints.
7.) You don’t need to alter your appointment book stricture.  Treatment protocols are easy and sequential.  You always know what to do next.
8.) You can incorporate as little or as much of NIS into each visit as time allows.
9.) little post seminar support is required.

NIS Seminar Program
Learn the Neurological Integration System at NIS Seminars.  Through our training program we offer support and advice on ways to introduce NIS to your patients, and suggest ways for you get started in practice.  Our NIS trainers are also available to offer support and guidance.

Outline

In order to learn the NIS system, developed by Neurolink®, practitioners complete two seminars – NIS Module A and NIS Module B. 
For information on seminar dates and locations, please see the seminar schedule.

Once you have learnt the NIS system in its entirety, you will have the option to ‘refresh’ at individual seminars, join us for our annual symposium, or join the NIS Academy. 

Interested in making NIS a big part of your practice?  We suggest the following steps to fast track your success…

STEP ONE - LEARN NIS by completing the Module A&B Combo Getting started The Neurological Integration System (NIS) is a 4-day program taught over the course of TWO (non-consecutive) weekends. New/ First Time practitioners select the Module A&B Combo to complete in the same year.  Why two seminars in one year? It is important to learn both 'halves' of the NIS system in the same year to have the complete system to work with in practice.  Only then will practitioners experience the true sustainable results achievable with this system.

STEP TWO – REFRESH Both the Modules A & Module B Seminars When? You can ‘refresh’ at any Module A & B seminars in the following year, or over the space of 2-4 years. Why? Once you have learnt the complete NIS system, you can then choose to ‘refresh’ each seminar again.  Refreshing enables practitioners to 1.) Refine practical skills, building competence and confidence with NIS through the workshop portion of the weekend. (probably the most important reason for practitioners to refresh at an NIS system seminar). 2.) Review background physiology on each protocol to consolidate understanding. 2.) Update with new NIS module A &/or B research – released on a regular basis.

Who is eligible to attend?

All seminars in the NIS Seminar Program are designed to be post-graduate.  It is essential that all practitioners wishing to attend NIS seminars possess a comprehensive knowledge of anatomy, physiology, and neuro-anatomy prior to attending.    

Pre-requisites to attend are as follows:
1.) Participants must hold a minimum of a Bachelors   Degree in one of the health/clinical sciences, and ideally participants will hold a Masters or Doctorate degree. 
2.) They must be also licensed for independent practice by a national or state registration body.  

These pre-requisites are the minimum criteria, and are strictly adhered to.  Participants may be asked for proof of their qualifications and license at time of registration.