February 2012
Wed, Feb 8 (1:30 - 3:30PM) - CHRONIC PAIN SUPPORT GROUP - The Kaplan Center for Integrative Medicine and The Pain Connection, a local non-profit organization, offer a free monthly support group for people suffering with chronic pain. The purpose of the group is to provide a forum for individuals suffering with chronic pain and illness to share their struggles and strategies for staying as healthy and hopeful as possible. Topics of discussion include constructive ways of coping with physical limitations, relationships, work, and more. The group is led by a licensed psychotherapist, Jodi Brayton, LCSW at the Kaplan Center. For directions, call 703-532-4892. No registration required.
Feb 23 & 24 - MEDICAL CONFERENCE, GUADALAJARA, MEXICO - Dr. David Wang will be attending and speaking at the XIV Congreso Internacional de Avances en Medicina de los Hospitales Civiles de Guadalajara. With over 5000 physicians in attendence, this is one of Mexico's largest annual medical conferences. Dr. Wang will be presenting on prolotherapy and platelet rich plasma therapy.
March 2012
Sat, March 3-10 - 44th Annual Hackett Hemwall Foundation Prolotherapy Mission Trip to Honduras - Dr. Gary Kaplan will participate in a medical mission to Honduras, where he will work side by side with many of the best prolotherapy physicians in the world. Dr. Kaplan is attending this mission to keep his skills in regenerative injection treatments for tendon, ligament and joint dysfunction at their best. This trip was organized by the Hackett Hemwall Foundation of the University of Wisconsin Medical School and is the premier prolotherapy training and service mission in the world.
Sat, March 10-17 - 44th Annual Hackett Hemwall Foundation Prolotherapy Mission Trip to Honduras - Dr. David Wang will participate in a medical mission to Honduras for the 6th year. Dr. Wang will not only provide medical care to underserved people, but will provide instruction to physicians from around the world in the principles and techniques of prolotherapy. This trip was organized by the Hackett Hemwall Foundation of the University of Wisconsin Medical School and is the premier prolotherapy training and service mission in the world.
Wed, March 14 (1:30 - 3:30PM) - CHRONIC PAIN SUPPORT GROUP - The Kaplan Center for Integrative Medicine and The Pain Connection, a local non-profit organization, offer a free monthly support group for people suffering with chronic pain. The purpose of the group is to provide a forum for individuals suffering with chronic pain and illness to share their struggles and strategies for staying as healthy and hopeful as possible. Topics of discussion include constructive ways of coping with physical limitations, relationships, work, and more. The group is led by a licensed psychotherapist, Jodi Brayton, LCSW at the Kaplan Center. For directions, call 703-532-4892. No registration required.
January 2012
Mon, January 23 - Dr. Gary Kaplan will be participating in a panel discussion hosted by The Holistic and Integrative Medicine Interest Group (HIMIG) at Georgetown University. This discussion will focus on the use of CAM (Completmentary and Alternative Medicine) techniques in a practice setting.
December 2011
Wed, December 14 (1:30 - 3:30PM) - CHRONIC PAIN SUPPORT GROUP - The Kaplan Center for Integrative Medicine and The Pain Connection, a local non-profit organization, offer a free monthly support group for people suffering with chronic pain. The purpose of the group is to provide a forum for individuals suffering with chronic pain and illness to share their struggles and strategies for staying as healthy and hopeful as possible. Topics of discussion include constructive ways of coping with physical limitations, relationships, work, and more. The group is led by a licensed psychotherapist, Jodi Brayton, LCSW at the Kaplan Center. For directions, call 703-532-4892. No registration required.
November 2011
Tuesday, November 1, 8, 15, & 22 (7:00pm -9:00pm) - Transforming Your Relationship With Pain, A 6 week Medical Meditation Course - This 6 week course continues meeting on Tuesday evenings through November 22nd at The Kaplan Center. During the series you will be introduced and guided through specific techniques to help you work with your real life issues of pain management. You will also be introduced to the concepts of mindfulness and help you to integrate these practices into your daily life. We will also discuss more of the science behind the meditation training we are offering. You must have registered in advance to attend. Class is limited to 12 participants so please register as soon as possible. The cost of the 6 week/12 hour course is $375.00.
Wed, November 9 (1:30 - 3:30PM) - CHRONIC PAIN SUPPORT GROUP - The Kaplan Center for Integrative Medicine and The Pain Connection, a local non-profit organization, offer a free monthly support group for people suffering with chronic pain. The purpose of the group is to provide a forum for individuals suffering with chronic pain and illness to share their struggles and strategies for staying as healthy and hopeful as possible. Topics of discussion include constructive ways of coping with physical limitations, relationships, work, and more. The group is led by a licensed psychotherapist, Jodi Brayton, LCSW at the Kaplan Center. For directions, call 703-532-4892. No registration required.
October 2011
Sat, October 8 (9:00 - 11:00AM) - STABILIZE YOUR CORE CLASS. This is a two-class program to help you stabilize your core to prepare you to eventually be ready to engage in more active and challenging exercise. Jeanne explains the importance of stabilizing your core and provides individualized instruction on the "how-to" through gentle, sequenced exercise. Core Stabilization will be held in two sessions: Sat. October 8th and Sat. October 15th. The total cost is $60 for two, 2-hour classes. Space limitations allow for only 5 participants, so please register soon & only if you can attend both classes. To sign up, call 703-532-4892 or click here. Instructor: Jeanne Scheele, PT.
Wed, October 12 (1:30 - 3:30PM) - CHRONIC PAIN SUPPORT GROUP - The Kaplan Center for Integrative Medicine and The Pain Connection, a local non-profit organization, offer a free monthly support group for people suffering with chronic pain. The purpose of the group is to provide a forum for individuals suffering with chronic pain and illness to share their struggles and strategies for staying as healthy and hopeful as possible. Topics of discussion include constructive ways of coping with physical limitations, relationships, work, and more. The group is led by a licensed psychotherapist, Jodi Brayton, LCSW at the Kaplan Center. For directions, call 703-532-4892. No registration required.
Thurs, October 13-15 - Prolotherapy Conference - "The Anatomy, Diagnosis and Treatment of Chronic Myofascial Pain with Prolotherapy" - Gary Kaplan, DO, and David Wang, DO, will be attending this prolotherapy conference in Madison, Wisconsin. Dr. Wang will be co-speaking with John Trister, MD, on the topic of "Advanced Cervical and Thoracic Spine Injection". Dr. Wang will also be included on the panel discussion of cases and available to answer audience questions.
Tuesday, October 18 & 25 (7:00pm -9:00pm) - Transforming Your Relationship With Pain, A 6 week Medical Meditation Course - Gary Kaplan, DO and Jonathan Foust will be teaching a 6 week course at The Kaplan Center. During the series you will be introduced and guided through specific techniques to help you work with your real life issues of pain management. You will also be introduced to the concepts of mindfulness and help you to integrate these practices into your daily life. We will also discuss more of the science behind the meditation training we are offering. Class is limited to 12 participants so please register as soon as possible. The cost of the 6 week/12 hour course is $375.00. To register or for more information or directions please call 703-532-4892.
Thursday, October 27 - GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY COURSE: SURVEY OF COMPLEMENTARY AND ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE - Gary Kaplan, DO will be teaching the segment on "Traditional Chinese Medicine" as part of this G.U. course.
Friday, October 28 - 30th - 2011 International Lyme and Associated Diseases Society (ILADS) Annual Scientific Conference - Gary Kaplan, DO will be attending ILADS conference in Toronto. The Annual ILADS Professional Conference is designed to foster collaboration and dialogue between Lyme disease researchers and those who care and advocate for Lyme disease patients in a variety of settings. The conference will provide updates in clinical knowledge and treatment techniques. ILADS conference faculty will train the next generation of physician-scientists who will be future leaders in the treatment of Lyme and Associated diseases.
September 2011
Friday, September 9 (8:15AM - 4:00PM) - PAIN CONNECTION PRESENTS: 2011 PAIN AWARENESS MONTH CONFERENCE, From Research to Clinical Practice - Gary Kaplan, DO will be a featured presenter, speaking from 12:30PM - 2:00PM, addressing the topic “Treating Chronic Pain and Depression”. For more information on the complete schedule and list of presenters please visit The Pain Connection. Registration is required.
Saturday, September 10 - Metagenics Conference: Advanced Clinical Therapies for Women's Health; Applying Functional Medicine Across the Perimenopause-Postmenopause Spectrum - Lisa Lilienfield, MD will be attending this conference covering the latest scientific developments on women's health issues, clinical protocols and nutritional tools for addressing peri and post menopausal conditions. It will also provide detailed explanations of nutrients specific for women's health and for the patient with various chronic diseases.
Monday, September 12-16 - Applying Functional Medicine in Clinical Practice® (AFMCP), an educational program hosted by The Institute of Functional Medicine - Gary Kaplan, DO will be attending this program in Baltimore. AFMCP teaches healthcare practitioners to more effectively integrate science, research, and clinical insights to treat and prevent disease and maintain health. Established and emerging diagnostics, therapeutics, and prevention strategies are extensively covered, including the use of diet, nutraceuticals, exercise, body/mind techniques, and the adaptation of lifestyle to an individual's genetic risks and environmental exposures.
Wed, September 14 (1:30 - 3:30PM) - CHRONIC PAIN SUPPORT GROUP - The Kaplan Center for Integrative Medicine and The Pain Connection, a local non-profit organization, offer a free monthly support group for people suffering with chronic pain. The purpose of the group is to provide a forum for individuals suffering with chronic pain and illness to share their struggles and strategies for staying as healthy and hopeful as possible. Topics of discussion include constructive ways of coping with physical limitations, relationships, work, and more. The group is led by a licensed psychotherapist, Jodi Brayton, LCSW at the Kaplan Center. For directions, call 703-532-4892. No registration required.
Tues, September 27 (7:00 - 8:30PM) - What and How to Eat: Exploring Healthier Choices - PART 1 of 6 classes - Cheryl Harris, MPH, RD will be holding a 6 part program at the Center that uses interactive exercises to help participants formulate their own "nutritional wisdom." The goal will be to discover new ways to eat well (think healthy and delicious). Discussions will include changing the way we eat, which in turn, influences the portion sizes we select and the overall quantity of food we consume. The program is spaced over 12 weeks this fall, beginning on Tuesday, Sept. 27, and ending on Tuesday, Dec. 6. Don't miss out! You can reserve your seat in this program by calling 703-532-4892 or click here to send us and email expressing your interest in learning more about the program. Please contact us as soon as possible because we are space-limited to 12 participants. Course fee is $195.00/person.
August 2011
Wed, August 10 (1:30 - 3:30PM) - CHRONIC PAIN SUPPORT GROUP - The Kaplan Center for Integrative Medicine and The Pain Connection, a local non-profit organization, offer a free monthly support group for people suffering with chronic pain. The purpose of the group is to provide a forum for individuals suffering with chronic pain and illness to share their struggles and strategies for staying as healthy and hopeful as possible. Topics of discussion include constructive ways of coping with physical limitations, relationships, work, and more. The group is led by a licensed psychotherapist, Jodi Brayton, LCSW at the Kaplan Center. For directions, call 703-532-4892. No registration required.
July 2011
The Kaplan Center for Integrative Medicine is delighted to announce that Physical Therapist Pat Alomar, MS, PT has joined our medical team. Pat has extensive experience helping people of all ages address, and in many cases, overcome their chronic pain, injuries, and disabilities. Please join us in warmly welcoming Pat Alomar to the Center!
Sat, July 9 (9:00 - 11:00AM) - STABILIZE YOUR CORE CLASS. Part II of a two-class program help you stabilize your core to prepare you to eventually be ready to engage in more active and challenging exercise. Each class will include step-by-step instruction and a sequence of gentle movements. The total cost is $50 for two, 2-hour classes. Please register soon & only if you can attend both classes. To sign up, call 703-532-4892 or click here. Instructor: Jeanne Scheele, PT.
Wed, July 13 (1:30 - 3:30PM) - CHRONIC PAIN SUPPORT GROUP The Kaplan Center for Integrative Medicine and The Pain Connection, a local non-profit organization, offer a free monthly support group for people suffering with chronic pain. The purpose of the group is to provide a forum for individuals suffering with chronic pain and illness to share their struggles and strategies for staying as healthy and hopeful as possible. Topics of discussion include constructive ways of coping with physical limitations, relationships, work, and more. The group is led by a licensed psychotherapist, Jodi Brayton, LCSW at the Kaplan Center. For directions, call 703-532-4892. No registration required.
Dr. Lisa Lilienfield, MD is participating in a class offered by The State University of New York (SUNY). The class, “Incorporating Bioidenticals in the Medical Practice: Women's Health”, focuses on how to approach the use of bioidentical hormones in your practice, in relation to aging, prevention, and overall health and wellness for women. The topics addressed include introducing hormones, symptoms of hormone imbalances, treatments and applications. Also presented are opinions from noted scientists and experts, along with case studies.
June 2011
Dr. Gary Kaplan completed the training for and was certified by The Board of the American College for Advancement in Medicine (ACAM) in heavy-metal chelation. In response to growing numbers of patients presenting with heavy metal toxicity many patients are becoming interested and self-educated in non-conventional treatment options that will prevent, augment or replace their current pharmacologic regimens. These patients want to work with a physician that is able to identify their risk for heart disease, recommend preventative nutritional suggestions and feel comfortable implementing a treatment strategy that is effective and safe. ACAM's course provided: practical strategies for incorporating Chelation Therapy for heart disease into your practice; how to diagnose and treat patients with heavy metal burden; tools to evaluate risk factors for developing disease states and signs and symptoms of chronic illness; and how to use diet and nutrients to optimize toxic metal chelation strategies and protocols.
Thurs, June 2, 9, 16, & 23 (7:00 - 8:30/9:00PM) - MEDICAL MEDITATION PROGRAM - This 6-week program began on May 19 and continues through June 23. It is dedicated to helping participants learn the techniques that can bring you the health benefits of meditation. At the first 2-hour session Dr. Gary Kaplan introduced the program and its facilitator, Jonathan Foust, a senior teacher with the Insight Meditation Community of Washington and a founder of the Meditation Teacher Training Institute of Washington. During the June sessions Jonathan will continue teaching various meditation techniques and exploring with participants how to apply the principles of meditation in one's life. Limited to 12 participants, the entire 10-hour program costs $250. If you're interested in participating in the next Medical Medical training, please contact the office at 703-532-4892, and we'll be happy to put you on our "Call First" list.
Wed, June 8 (1:30 - 3:30PM) - CHRONIC PAIN SUPPORT GROUP - The Kaplan Center for Integrative Medicine and The Pain Connection, a local non-profit organization, offer a free monthly support group for people suffering with chronic pain. The purpose of the group is to provide a forum for individuals suffering with chronic pain and illness to share their struggles and strategies for staying as healthy and hopeful as possible. Topics of discussion include constructive ways of coping with physical limitations, relationships, work, and more. The group is led by a licensed psychotherapist, Jodi Brayton, LCSW at the Kaplan Center. For directions, call 703-532-4892. No registration required.
Sat, June 25 (9:00 - 11:00AM) - STABILIZE YOUR CORE CLASS. This is Part I of a two-class program to help you stabilize your core to prepare you to eventually be ready to engage in more active and challenging exercise. Jeanne explains the importance of stabilizing your core and provides individualized instruction on the "how-to" through gentle, sequenced exercise. Core Stabilization will be held in two sessions: Sat. June 25th and Sat. July 9th. The total cost is $50 for two, 2-hour classes. Space limitations allow for only 5 participants, so please register soon & only if you can attend both classes. To sign up, call 703-532-4892 or click here. Instructor: Jeanne Scheele, PT.
May 2011
Wed, May 13 (1:30 - 3:30PM) - CHRONIC PAIN SUPPORT GROUP - The Kaplan Center for Integrative Medicine and The Pain Connection, a local non-profit organization, offer a free monthly support group for people suffering with chronic pain. The purpose of the group is to provide a forum for individuals suffering with chronic pain and illness to share their struggles and strategies for staying as healthy and hopeful as possible. Topics of discussion include constructive ways of coping with physical limitations, relationships, work, and more. The group is led by a licensed psychotherapist, Jodi Brayton, LCSW at the Kaplan Center. For directions, call 703-532-4892. No registration required.
Thurs, May 19 (7:00 - 9:00/8:30PM) - MEDICAL MEDITATION PROGRAM - This newly designed, 6-week (total of 10 hours) program is dedicated to helping you learn the techniques that can bring you the health benefits of meditation. At the first 2-hour session Dr. Gary Kaplan will introduce the program and its facilitator, Jonathan Foust, a senior teacher with the Insight Meditation Community of Washington and a founder of the Meditation Teacher Training Institute of Washington. During the initial meeting, Dr. Gary will describe the physiological responses that occur during meditation and Jonathan will provide an overview of the training and provide guidance on some meditation techniques that you can practice the first week. In subsequent sessions, Jonathan will teach other meditation techniques and explore with you how to apply the principles of meditation in your life. The course runs for six consecutive Thursday evenings, from May 19 to June 23, and the entire 10-hour program costs $250. Enrollment is limited to 12 participants, so please sign up early by calling the office at 703-532-4892.
April 2011
Sat, April 2 (10:00AM - 2:00PM) - Greater Washington Region Autoimmune Disease Health Fair at the Reston Town Center in Reston, VA. Admission Free. For directions, click here
Mon, April 4, 11, 18, 25, & May 2nd (5:45 - 7:00PM) - YogaFit Class with Dr. Lisa Lilienfield. Parts 2 - 6 of Dr. Lisa's YogaFit program designed to help you increase your strength, flexibility, endurance, and balance. We are space-limited to only 5 participants, so please sign up quickly so you won't miss out! The cost is $160 for the 6-week session. To sign up, call 703-532-4892 or click here.
Sat, April 9 (9:00 - 11:00AM) - STABILIZE YOUR CORE CLASS. Part II of a two-class program help you stabilize your core to prepare you to eventually be ready to engage in more active and challenging exercise. Each class will include step-by-step instruction and a sequence of gentle movements. The total cost is $50 for two, 2-hour classes. Please register soon & only if you can attend both classes. To sign up, call 703-532-4892 or click here. Instructor: Jeanne Scheele, PT.
Wed, April 13 (1:30 - 3:30PM) - CHRONIC PAIN SUPPORT GROUP - The Kaplan Center for Integrative Medicine and The Pain Connection, a local non-profit organization, offer a free monthly support group for people suffering with chronic pain. The purpose of the group is to provide a forum for individuals suffering with chronic pain and illness to share their struggles and strategies for staying as healthy and hopeful as possible. Topics of discussion include constructive ways of coping with physical limitations, relationships, work, and more. The group is led by a licensed psychotherapist, Jodi Brayton, LCSW at the Kaplan Center. For directions, call 703-532-4892. No registration required.
Wednesday, April 27 - David Wang, DO presents on "Prolotherapy and Platelet Rich Plasma Injection Therapy" at the annual conference of The American Academy of Osteopaedic Medicine in Las Vegas, Nevada. This year the meeting is emphasizing the effectiveness of adopting a comprehensive approach to the non-surgical treatment of musculoskeletal pain and injury. Besides Dr. Wang, the conference faculty includes other leading practitioners and researchers from the National Institute of Health, the International Cellular Medicine Society, Harvard Medical School, Argentina and The Rizzoli Orthopedic Institute in Italy.
Sat, April 30 (11:00 - 12:30PM) – Cheryl Harris, MPH, RD, will present a workshop on Diet & Inflammation. Are you interested in learning how dietary changes can reduce your risk of developing and suffering from inflammation-related illnesses such as Arthritis, Joint Pain, Fibromyalgia, Heart Disease, Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS), Lyme’s Disease, Alzheimer's and Parkinson’s Disease? Here’s a great opportunity! Program cost: $20. Please call 703-532-4892 or click here to enroll!
March 2011
Sun., March 5 through Mon., March 14 - MEDICAL MISSION TO HONDURAS - Dr. David Wang, DO participates in a medical mission to Honduras, where he provides medical care to underserved people and training to physicians from across the US in regenerative injection treatments for tendon, ligament and joint dysfunction. This trip was organized by the Hackett Hemwall Foundation of the University of Wisconsin Medical School.
Wed, March 9 (1:30 - 3:30PM) - CHRONIC PAIN SUPPORT GROUP - The Kaplan Center for Integrative Medicine and The Pain Connection, a local non-profit organization, offer a free monthly support group for people suffering with chronic pain. The purpose of the group is to provide a forum for individuals suffering with chronic pain and illness to share their struggles and strategies for staying as healthy and hopeful as possible. Topics of discussion include constructive ways of coping with physical limitations, relationships, work, and more. The group is led by a licensed psychotherapist, Jodi Brayton, LCSW at the Kaplan Center. For directions, call 703-532-4892. No registration required.
Thurs, March 17 - Dr. Gary Kaplan attends the National Sleep Foundation's 2011 Conference on Sleep Health & Safety in Washington, DC. Dr. Kaplan has written twp excellent articles for patients on sleep. One is on Sleep Apnea and another provides Practical Tips to Improve Your Sleep.
Fri, March 18 (1:00 - 4:00PM) - Virginia Lyme Disease Task Force holds a Public Hearing on Lyme Disease & Children. Several subject experts and lay witnesses will testify. For location and other details, please click here.
Mon, March 21 (noon) – Dr. David Wang appears on HealthRadio's "Ask Dr. DeSilva Show" to talk about Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) Injection Therapy, a novel, non-surgical treatment that can help heal injured joints and muscles. On Monday, March 21 at noon, you can listen to the discussion live online at: http://www.healthradio.net/listen. After March 12, you can listen to an archived recording of the discussion by clicking here. For more information about PRP click here
Tues, March 22 (7:00 - 10:00PM) - Virginia Lyme Disease Task Force hosts a Public Hearing. Virginia residents are invited to testify or present written comments about Lyme Disease. For location and other details, please click here.
Sat, March 26 (9:00 - 11:00AM) - STABILIZE YOUR CORE CLASS. This is Part I of a two-class program to help you stabilize your core to prepare you to eventually be ready to engage in more active and challenging exercise. Jeanne explains the importance of stabilizing your core and provides individualized instruction on the "how-to" through gentle, sequenced exercise. Core Stabilization will be held in two sessions: Sat. March 26th and Sat. April 9th. The total cost is $50 for two, 2-hour classes. Space limitations allow for only 5 participants, so please register soon & only if you can attend both classes. To sign up, call 703-532-4892 or click here. Instructor: Jeanne Scheele, PT.
Mon, March 28 (5:45 - 7:00PM) - YogaFit Class with Dr. Lisa Lilienfield. FILLED This is the first class of Dr. Lisa's 6 week YogaFit program. This class is designed to help increase strength, flexibility, endurance, and balance. Under Dr. Lisa's guidance, even those with physical impairments can exercise safely while gaining the benefits of a challenging workout. YogaFit will be offered at The Kaplan Center on the following Monday evenings: March 28, April 4, April 11, April 18, April 25, & May 2nd. The small class size also allows the opportunity for Dr. Lisa to work with participants individually. We are space-limited to only 5 participants. The cost is $160 for the 6-week session. To find out about Dr. Lisa's next class, call 703-532-4892 or click here.
Thurs, March 24 through Sun, March 27 - Dr. Gary Kaplan attends the American Academy of Pain Medicine's 2011 Conference at National Harbor in Maryland.
February 2011
Thur, Feb. 3 (3:00 PM) - Dr. Gary Kaplan appears on The Powerful Patient/BlogTalkRadio.org. He will be discussing "Natural Ways to Beat the Flu. To tune in to Dr. Gary's live interview on Feb. 3 at 3 PM, click here. A recording of the show will be up on the "Powerful Patient" homepage, by Friday, Feb. 4 at http://powerfulpatient.org and will remain there for about a month.
Wed, Feb. 9 (1:30 - 3:30PM) - CHRONIC PAIN SUPPORT GROUP - The Kaplan Center for Integrative Medicine and The Pain Connection, a local non-profit organization, offer a free monthly support group for people suffering with chronic pain. The purpose of the group is to provide a forum for individuals suffering with chronic pain and illness to share their struggles and strategies for staying as healthy and hopeful as possible. Topics of discussion include constructive ways of coping with physical limitations, relationships, work, and more. The group is led by a licensed psychotherapist, Jodi Brayton, LCSW. Meetings are held at the Kaplan Center for Integrative Medicine, 6829 Elm Street, Ste. 300, McLean, VA 22101. For directions, call 703-532-4892. No registration required.
January 2011
Tues, Jan. 4 (noon-12:30PM) – DR. KAPLAN APPEARS ON INSIDERS HEALTH RADIO - Dr. Gary Kaplan, DO is a guest on Insiders Health Radio, a network that provides health-oriented programming to on-line to local radio stations throughout the U.S. Dr. Kaplan will speak about "Depression & Pain" and "Alternative Treatments for Pain."
Fri., Jan. 8 - Sat., Jan. 15 - MEDICAL MISSION TO GAUDALAJARA, MEXICO - Dr. David Wang, DO participates in a medical mission to Guadalajara, where he provides medical care to underserved people and training to physicians from across the US in regenerative injection treatments for tendon, ligament and joint dysfunction. This trip was organized by the American Association of Orthopedic Medicine and the Hackett Hemwall Foundation of the University of Wisconsin Medical School.
Sat., Jan. 8, 2011 (9:00 - 11:00AM) - STABILIZE YOUR CORE CLASS - Part I of a two-class program to help you stabilize your core to prepare you to eventually be ready to engage in more active and challenging exercise. Each class will include step-by-step instruction and a sequence of gentle movements. The total cost is $50 for two, 2-hour classes. Please register soon & only if you can attend both classes. To sign up, call 703-532-4892 or click here. Instructor: Jeanne Scheele, PT.
Wed, Jan. 11, 2011 (1:30 - 3:30PM) - CHRONIC PAIN SUPPORT GROUP - The Kaplan Center for Integrative Medicine and The Pain Connection, a local non-profit organization, offer a free monthly support group for people suffering with chronic pain. The purpose of the group is to provide a forum for individuals suffering with chronic pain and illness to share their struggles and strategies for staying as healthy and hopeful as possible. Topics of discussion include constructive ways of coping with physical limitations, relationships, work, and more. The group is led by a licensed psychotherapist, Jodi Brayton, LCSW. Meetings are held at the Kaplan Center for Integrative Medicine, 6829 Elm Street, Ste. 300, McLean, VA 22101. For directions, call 703-532-4892. No registration required.
Mon., Jan. 17 - We are delighted to welcome Dr. David Wang to the Kaplan Center!.
Fri., Jan. 21 (Noon - 2PM) - Conference to Formulate a Study on Moderating/ Managing Chronic Pain, PTSD, & Depression with an Integrated Medical Approach Incorporating Meditation. Participants include Kaplan Center Medical Staff; Georgetown University School of Medicine Faculty; Insight Meditation Society of Washington, DC, Staff; local psychiatrists expert in treating PTSD.
Sat., Jan. 22, 2011 (9:00 - 11:00AM) - STABILIZE YOUR CORE CLASS - Part II of a two-class program help you stabilize your core to prepare you to eventually be ready to engage in more active and challenging exercise. Each class will include step-by-step instruction and a sequence of gentle movements. The total cost is $50 for two, 2-hour classes. Please register soon & only if you can attend both classes. To sign up, call 703-532-4892 or click here. Instructor: Jeanne Scheele, PT.
December 2010
Wednesday, Dec. 15 - Dr. Gary Kaplan appeared as a guest on FoxNews5, the Fox TV local affiliate. He was interviewed by Pat Corcoran about ways to avoid getting a migraine headache.
Tuesday, Dec. 21 - Dr. Gary Kaplan appeared as a guest on Sirius Radio's "Doctor Radio," a call-in radio show hosted by Dr. Frank Adams, a pulmonologist at NYU Langone Medical Center. Dr. Kaplan talked about effective treatments for migraine headaches.
Tuesday, Dec. 28 - Dr. Gary Kaplan appeared as a guest on "Let's Talk Live," a TV Channel 8/TBD news program covering entertainment, style, fitness and health. Dr. Kaplan talked about healthy ways of handling stress during the holidays.
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