Klinghardt Institute Update
Join Dr. Finn Jenk and Dr. Sandeep Gupta for this month’s webinar as they share the latest updates from the Klinghardt Institute retreat in the UK, explore Autonomic Response Testing (ART), and highlight innovative new approaches for chronic illness care.
Wed, 8th of October
7:00 pm AEST
What You Will Learn
Updates from the Klinghardt Institute Retreat – Key highlights and themes from Dr. Jenk’s recent visit.
The ART Technique Explained – A deeper understanding of Autonomic Response Testing and its role in clinical practice.
Innovative Tools for Chronic Illness – Exploring new strategies and therapies for complex conditions.
Q&A Session – An opportunity to engage with the speakers and get your questions answered.
What You'll Discover
Firsthand Insights – Exclusive updates on the latest research and approaches emerging from the Klinghardt Institute.
Practical Knowledge – Clear explanations of ART and how it can be applied in everyday care.
New Perspectives – Innovative ways of viewing and treating chronic illness.
Actionable Takeaways – Ideas and practices you can integrate into your own health journey or clinical work.
Meet Our Key Speakers
Speakers
Dr. Finn Jenk
Dr. Finn Jenk is a distinguished practitioner with over 25 years of experience in private practice. He holds a Doctor of Chiropractic degree from the University of Western States and has been using Dr. Klinghardt's Autonomic Response Testing (A.R.T.) in practice for 7 years.
Dr. Finn’s qualifications also include certifications in Applied Kinesiology, Applied Homotoxicology, and Neuro Emotional Technique. His expertise allows patients to detect and find solutions for the seven key factors contributing to chronic dysfunction and disease.
Facilitator
Dr. Sandeep Gupta
Dr. Sandeep Gupta is a specialist general practitioner who is a member of the RACGP. He runs a busy integrative practice on the Sunshine Coast, Australia. In 2017 Dr. Gupta established the Lotus Institute of Holistic Health to provide integrative medicine training for those seeking it. The Institute’s first online course, Mold Illness Made Simple, was initially launched in 2016, and then revised in 2020.
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