2017 International SCENAR Conference, celebrating 10 years of RITM SCENAR in Australia!
3rd – 6th of March 2017, Sydney, Australia
CONFERENCE SUMMARY
The 2017 International SCENAR Conference was held on 3rd – 6th of March 2017 in Sydney, Australia. It marked ITM Australia’s 10th Anniversary and it was a great success.
We had twelve presenters and forty two attendees from Australia, New Zealand, Japan and USA.
Over 25% of the delegates were new SCENAR Practitioners – proof that the SCENAR Profession is quickly growing in the Asia-Pacific region. Over 40% of the attendees were Level 3 Practitioners – the highest qualification in SCENAR Therapy.
The program was very intense and versatile, organised into two breakout rooms.
We received very positive feedback about the venue location, presenters and the topics covered. The delegates suggested that, in the future workshops with a greater emphasis on a ‘hands on’ approach would be welcomed.
RITM Australia has heard these suggestions and so we are organising 2-day practical workshops in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Mackay and New Zealand beginning from July 2017. Stay tuned and look for further details in our newsletters for dates and locations.
We thank our presenters as well as the delegates for their attendance and involvement in the Conference.
The next International Conference will be organised and held in New Zealand in 2019.
Delegates Feedback
https://vimeo.com/210533749
The First Day of the SCENAR Conference
Elly Tomova, the General Manager of RITM Australia and Dr. Boris Kulizhsky, Developer in RITM OKB ZAO opened the Conference and greeted the presenters and the delegates.
Elly Tomova talked about the success story of RITM Australia and the plans for the future.
The Conference started with a lecture by Dr. Vladimir Lopatko explaining how to improve quality of life in cancer patients with SCENAR.
Dr. Yuri Perfilyev presented a scientific research paper on SCENAR efficiency in treating 
pain in children with tubular bone fractures.
Libby Salmon demonstrated the wide range of SCENAR electrodes and how they can be applied for maximum results.
Michael Butler held a workshop in one of the breakout rooms demonstrating an integrated approach with SCENAR and other modalities.
Dr. Vladimir Lopatko began a 5 part seminar on Universal pain relief algorithms.
After the busy and challenging first day, we had some fun, dinner and a pleasant boat cruise in the Sydney Harbor.
The Second Day of the SCENAR Conference
Dr. Boris Kulizhsky began stared a 2 part seminar on how to use Dose 5 – an optional function in some Professional SCENAR models used to provide information about which meridians are out of balance and their treatment.
Vera Payne talked about how SCENAR can be successfully applied to animals and presented case studies. Vera has written a SCENAR Small Animals course that was launched at the conference and is now available as an online course on our training website. This has followed her successful Equine SCENAR course introduced last year.
Dr. Boris Kulizhsky made a comparison between SCENAR and other electrotherapy technologies and explained why SCENAR is far superior.
Dr. Yuri Perfilyev presented a 2 part seminar on SCENAR therapy in common pediatric diseases.
Toshio Kobayashi demonstrated his SCENAR Meridian Stretch Technique, that he developed and refined during the past several years.
Anna Heiskari presented Muscle Balance using circuit locating and SCENAR – a combination of kinesiology and SCENAR. Anna has developed a 2 day workshop that covers Neuro-Lymphatic , Neuro-Vascular , and Neuro-Emotional Reflexes for Muscle Balance and they will be available starting July 2017.
The Third Day of the SCENAR Conference
Dr. Vladimir Lopatko started the day with a lecture on what are the indications, contraindications and after effects of SCENAR.
Vera Payne explained in active dialog with the practitioners what are the SCENAR pitfalls and the ways to address them.
Dr. Vladimir Lopatko began a 3 part seminar on SCENAR for Cardio-vascular and neurological disorders.
Dr. Boris Kulizhsky demonstrated how to use SCENAR for Facial Rejuvenation.
Dr. Jorg Prinz presented the Biological mechanisms of SCENAR and some consequences from treatments of chronic
complaints. He also appealed for more clinical studies about SCENAR and better translations of the studies done in Russia.
Dr. Peta Zafir taught the delegates how to establish a successful SCENAR business.
The day ended with an Award Ceremony. Elly Tomova dressed in a traditional Bulgarian costume and Dr. Boris Kulizhsky presented Awards to delegates who had an exceptional contribution to SCENAR:
Gold Medals
Certificates of Appreciation
The Ceremony ended with a traditional Bulgarian dance performance by Dusha Balkana with choreographer Yorgo Kaporis and Professional photographs by Neli Raycheva.
The Fourth Day of the SCENAR Conference
Bhavani Rooks presented a workshop on Respiratory Issues and demonstrated some interesting case studies.
Dr. Boris Kulizhsky showed how to use SCENAR for Performance Enhancement.
Dr. Boris Kulizhsky continued with an overview of RITM OKB ZAO’s new developments and plans for the future and presented research about the physiology, SCENAR therapy efficiency and local SCENAR therapy effect on peripheral blood.
Angelena Thompson gave an inspirational talk about her journey with SCENAR.
During the Conference round table the delegates were separated by their attained level of training. The Russian doctors and the local trainers assisted the participants to resolve difficult case studies and clarify therapy questions.
Dr. Yuri Perfilyev presented his research about treatment of Myopia in school-age children with the help of SCENAR therapy.
The Conference ended with Dr. Vladimir Lopatko’s talk about the Syndrome approach in SCENAR therapy.
The next International Conference will be organised in New Zealand in 2019 and we are looking forward to seeing you there!
Trainers Meeting on 7th of March 2017
On the next day after the Conference RITM Australia held a professional development training of it’s authorised trainers with the Russian doctors and developers.
The training involved discussions on different topics and issues such as, treatment protocols, development ideas, clinical researches and other organisational issues.
The training included a social which saw us all go for a bush walk…. in the rain.
SCENAR Conference Customer Feedback
We received very positive feedback about the venue location, presenters and the topics covered by our customers.
Short video with customer’s comments about the Conference.
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The following chart represents the data from the Conference evaluation forms. Of 42 delegates, 25 responded. The score system used was:
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