The Energy Kinesiology Association and Touch For Health are coming together for a joint conference in Salt Lake City, Utah June 6-9, 2007. It promises to be an international affair, with the International Kinesiology College, International Association of Specialized Kinesiologists, Can-ASK and others joining in the fun.

Each of the four days of the conference will host a keynote speaker. Donna Eden from the US kicks off the event on Wednesday with a presentation on the Triple Heater. Dr. Charles Krebs from Australia keynotes Thursday with a talk on Chaos Theory and Svetlana Masgutova from Poland will speak on Friday about Reflex Integration. Dr. James Oschman, president of Nature’s Own Research Association in New Hampshire, will anchor Saturday with a full afternoon of discussion about Energy Medicine. See the article about the conference speakers in this issue for more information about these presentations and others.

The conference will be held at the Larry Miller campus of the community college in Sandy, Utah. We have made arrangements for a group-discounted rate at the Cottonwood Inn in Sandy, just a short distance from the college. Please make your own reservations at the Cottonwood Inn by calling (801) 523-8484 and mentioning the Energy Kinesiology Association.

Be sure to register as soon as possible. There will be limited seating at the banquet and those attending will be admitted on a first-registered, first-served basis. Exceptions will be presenters who have traveled from other countries to join us.

We are offering more pre- and post-conference workshops than ever before. See the article in this issue about the conference workshops for more information. Currently, we have thirteen workshops available, and more requests to hold workshops are coming in every day. Be sure to check the website for up-to-the-minute information on workshops, speakers, registration, and other pertinent information.

More people than ever before are signing up, so this conference will be the largest we’ve ever had. More people, more speakers, more workshops, more booths in the bookstore, more in-depth presentations, more networking and more fellow kinesiologists all add up to more fun and more reasons than ever to attend. See you there!