About D.B.B.

                     INSTRUCTOR

       Instructor
                  Carol J. Phillips B.A., D.C.
                     977 Mount Holly Dr.
                    Annapolis, MD 21409
                     cphil60751@cs.com

        EDUCATION

1991 B.A. Metro State University
         Human Service Administration
1987 D.C. Palmer College of Chiropractic
1981 A.A. Pikes Peak Community College
        Child  Development

   ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE

1998 – 1993 Associate Professor in Pediatrics
           Northwestern College of Chiropractic
1991 – Present
          Twelve-Hour Postgraduate Seminars
           Twenty-Hour Workshop Series

    CLINICAL EXPERIENCE

1988 - 1989      Private Practice in Santa Clara, CA
1989 - 1993     NHSU Clinician
1993 - 2004      Private Practice in Minneapolis, MN
2005 – Present  Private Practice in Annapolis, MD

RESEARCH PRESENTATIONS

1. ICA International Pediatric Conference
Care of a Special Needs Child: A single case report - 1993
2. ICSM Research Conference
Chiropractic Care, Including Craniosacral Therapy, During Pregnancy: A static-group comparison of obstetric interventions during labor and delivery. - 1993
3. Congress of Chiropractic Educators
Pediatric Training in the College Setting -1992
4. ICA International Pediatric Conference ADD/ADHD: Single case report - 1991
5. Congress of Chiropractic Educators: Proposal on Advanced Pediatric Training –1990

        PUBLICATIONS

1.     Contributing Author, PediatricChiropractic. Williams and Wilkins Chapter 10: Craniosacral Therapy. 1998:424-454
2.    An Effective Drug-Free Approach to Premature Contractions. ICA Review Oct 98: 77-81
3.    Back Labor: A Possible Solution for a Painful Situation. ICA Review July/August 97: 51-55
4.    Birth Trauma-Antibiotic Abuse-Vaccine Reaction: A Single Case Report ICA Review. Sept/0ct96: 57-64
5.    Chiropractic Care, Including Craniosacral Therapy, During Pregnancy: A Static-group Comparison of Obstetric Interventions During Labor and Delivery. JMPT Oct 95; 18,8: 525-529

      ADJUNCT CAREER

1.      Owner and Founder of New Dawn Publishing
2.       Author, Hands of Love: Seven Steps to the Miracle of Birth. 2001
3.       Exe. Producer of Hands of Love: Witnessing the Miracle of Birth. 2002
4.       Exe. Producer of Craniosacral/Myofascial Therapy: 6-Hr Training 2002
5.       Exe. Producer of Prenatal Chiropractic Protocol: 1 Hr. Training   2003

Assistant Instructor

Bruce Chaffin - a certified Rolfer, has been training under Dr. Carol Phillips since 2004 in Craniosacral Therapy and Myofascial Unwinding techniques. He has completed CST Levels I and II with the Upledger Institute, Advanced training in Psychological Kinesiology (Psych-K)

Dynamic Body Balancing (DBB) techniques are grounded in the same in-depth anatomy and physiology as other schools of training. Like the other forms of training, DBB is a beautiful form of hands-on therapy that restores balance to the mind-body and spirit. The primary difference is the application of the work. In most cases, DBB techniques are performed with the client in the “position of injury”, which is primarily seated or standing. Clients in these positions will quickly and actively allow their bodies to re-enact an injury and will move in a gentle dance with their facilitator as their tissues begin the process of restoring a state of balance and harmony within the cells of the body. Emotions stored in every cell involved in the release are allowed to surface and the client is encouraged to “breathe out” the “molecules of emotion” that no longer serve them.

Spontaneously releasing negative emotional and physical energy patterns in a self-directed, sequential pattern will lead to a more permanent resolution of long term pain and dysfunction. Removing the restrictions of gravity by initiating the release from an upright position accelerates the healing process. This saves the client time and money; something we all can appreciate.

Another difference in the DBB workshops is the additional training related to pregnancy and pediatric care. Drawing on 40 years of experience working with children and 20 years working with families during pregnancy, labor and delivery, I teach the attendees methods of injury prevention by adding the DBB techniques that I have found to be effective in restoring balance to a child’s first home, the womb, so that mothers and babies experience a happier and easier pregnancy and birth experience. I want the people attending the workshops to leave with more confidence in the knowledge and skills needed to assist women and children in their quest to resolve imbalances within their bodies, before they progress to long-term chronic emotional and physical pain patterns.