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I have attended quite a few practice management courses and Tricks of the Trade was by far the most practical and useful. I went home with so many tools and so much information that I could use immediately to create a successful business! Dr. Eli Camp is excellent at sales and marketing. Her ideas were original, affordable and realistic. With some training from Dr. Camp and some hard work, I was able to grow my business in a short time. This Seminar was fabulous. It gave me a step-by-step guide and the tools in an organized format for me to begin setting up my practice. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!!! Plan your work...and work your plan. This is exactly what I learned this conference. I left this seminar in awe. I am so impressed with my future. (It's so bright I go to wear shades). Thank you Dr. Camp, your enthusiasm is infective and I definitely saw some of myself in you. Thank you for spreading your wealth of knowledge to our profession. I am grateful to have you as a colleague. Thank you so much for putting on Tricks of the Trade this weekend. It was not only an incredibly informative seminar, choc-full of helpful tidbits and useful nuggets, but also wonderfully and refreshingly motivating. The presentation was upbeat and left me feeling that I have a game plan and a way to shape my dreams into reality. Many thanks. Dr. Camp is extremely sharing! This seminar has provided a great foundation for setting up my own Naturopathic Medical practice. Anna Maj, ND UBCNM Graduate
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My good friend and colleague, Jason Jensen and his wife (also my friend) Rebecca, were courteous enough to host me when I was at SCNM giving this seminar on March, 2008. I had arrived late on Friday and Rebecca served a fantastic Cajun dish. We chatted for awhile and I went to bed to get some much needed sleep. The next morning I woke and went to take a shower...however, there was no lever to switch the water over to come through the shower head. I tried everything, pulling, pushing, twisting...to no avail. I simply could not figure out how to turn the shower on. It was early, I did not want to wake them up and I reviewed my choices: walk around smelly for the day or take a bath. Of course, I took a bath. I am smart, have many years of school under my belt, problem solve on a daily basis, and yet, was left standing in the tub, scratching my head for a good 10 minutes trying to figure out a fairly simple mechanical dilemma. What's the point? I was simply lacking knowledge and once I had that knowlege I was able to take the much preferred shower. This seminar was designed to provide simple knowledge for students starting a practice and for doctors already in practice. With the proper knowledge you too, can take a shower. EC
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