Online Learning Module – Falls Prevention and Sensorimotor Function

Alternative Payment Options

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1. have a PayPal account
2. use the same email address registered with PayPal when paying for the seminar tickets

If you continue to have payment problems through PayPal, or would rather not to use PayPal, then feel free to pay via bank EFT. Neurologic Education BSB: 063 885 Acct No: 1040 1369 Please place surname of registrant as reference and email admin@neurologiceducation.com.au with receipt of payment.

Cancellation Policy

The cancellation policy for Neurologic Education is:

1. Greater than 2 weeks from the event start time, a full refund will be given less $50 admin processing fee
2. Within 2 weeks of event, 50% of ticket sale price will be refunded
3. Within 3 days of event, no refund will be given

Disclaimer

Attendees agree to the following terms when purchasing a ticket:

1. BHA and all speakers are not liable (financially or otherwise) in the unlikely event of a cancellation or delay due to an act of god, terror, weather disasters, transportation delays or other unforeseen events.
2. You give full permission for Neurologic Education to record the event, including interviews for marketing purposes, and allow full rights for Neurologic Education to use it at its discretion
3. Your details will be used for marketing purposes with Neurologic Education and the seminars sponsors. We guarantee your personal details will not be shared or sold with anyone else.
4. The information presented is copyright with Neurologic Education and not to be shared (in any means) to anyone else. You also agree not to audio or video record the seminar.
5. You fully understand the presenters are registered Chiropractors with further training in clinical neuroscience, and are not medical practitioners (unless specifically indicated)
6. All content presented (clinical, research or theoretical) relating to clinical neuroscience, though sourced from current scientific literature as much as possible, is not meant to convey a medically trained opinion, or specifically a medical neurologist expert opinion on topics presented
7. While all effort is made to present clinically correct information, neuroscience is a rapidly evolving field and all responsibility for the clinical appropriateness of the information lies with the prescribing practitioner.
8. Neurologic Education and the organisers do not take any responsibility for any of the products or information provided by the event sponsors.