Contact Reflex Analysis - CRA Wellness Association

She rated it a 10. No question. 🙌

Christine came to Dr. Sam Riley's workshop and left with solid skills she can use at home, plus the confidence to apply them with her family.

If you've ever felt off and didn't know where to start, this is a place to begin.
CRA for the Family is a one-day, hands-on introduction to Contact Reflex Analysis® and muscle testing. No experience needed.

🗓️ This Saturday, November 7 | 9 AM–5 PM
📍 DoubleTree by Hilton DFW Airport North, Irving, TX
💛 $299 per person | Adults only

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This workshop is educational and does not diagnose or replace medical care.

CRA for the Family started with one question: why aren't we talking to the moms?

Dr. Dick Versendaal's goal was to have Contact Reflex Analysis in every family and muscle testing in every home. Teaching practitioners alone wasn't reaching enough people. So at the Quantum Neurology Homecoming, Drs. Terri Cooper and CJ Bot shared what changed: a one day workshop for parents, caregivers and the people raising the next generation.

The first workshop filled within two days. Cedar Rapids sold out too. The focus is the basics, starting with how to muscle test.

November is National Family Caregivers Month, and this one is made for caregivers.

CRA for the Family in Dallas is this Saturday with Dr. Sam Riley, DC, CPCRA.

Saturday, November 7, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Doubletree by Hilton, Irving, TX
$299, adults only, no experience needed

Comment FAMILY and we'll send you the details in your DM.

He spent more than five decades teaching one idea. Now, hear it in his own voice. 🎥
Join Dr. Howard Cohn and Dawn Hoezee-Versendaal for the live launch of Michelangelo: See the Masterpiece Within.
Tuesday, November 3 | 1 PM PT | 3 PM CT | 4 PM ET
Save your seat here: https://biostacking.com/michelangelo-live
Can't make it live? The replay will be inside the BioStacking Experience for members.

Michelangelo saw a masterpiece in a block of marble others had abandoned.

Dr. Dick Versendaal believed practitioners should bring that same vision to the people in their care: the ability to see potential beyond symptoms, setbacks, and years of struggle.

Join Dr. Howard Cohn, DC and Dawn Hoezee-Versendaal for the live launch of Michelangelo: See the Masterpiece Within, an exclusive ten-chapter series through the BioStacking Experience.

Go behind the series to discover the man behind Contact Reflex Analysis®, the philosophy behind his work, and the years of dedication that brought it all together.

🗓 Tuesday, November 3
⏰ 1 PM PT | 3 PM CT | 4 PM ET
💻 Live online, with audience Q&A

If you haven’t registered, now’s the time. Comment CRA for the free link.

The symptom is rarely where the problem started. 👀

Thyroid, hormones, gut, stress: the body works as one connected system. Contact Reflex Analysis (CRA) teaches you to look upstream and find where the body is asking for support.

This Saturday, Dr. Sam Riley, DC, CPCRA, is teaching CRA for the Family in Dallas. It's a one-day, hands-on workshop for parents, caregivers, spouses and healthcare professionals.

What you'll practice:
✔️ Muscle testing, step by step
✔️ CRA reflexes that point to areas of stress
✔️ Simple organ flushing
✔️ Why the heart is the "Queen Bee"

📅 Saturday, November 7 · 9 AM–5 PM
📍 DoubleTree by Hilton DFW Airport North, Irving, TX
🎟️ $299 · full day, everything included
No experience needed. Adults only.

Seats are limited 👇
https://events.crawellness.com/cra-family-dallas

The symptom is rarely where the problem started. 👀

Thyroid, hormones, gut, stress: the body works as one connected system. Contact Reflex Analysis (CRA) teaches you to look upstream and find where the body is asking for support.

This Saturday, Dr. Samuel Riley DC CPCRA Sam Riley, DC, CPCRA, is teaching CRA for the Family in Dallas. It’s a one-day, hands-on workshop for parents, caregivers, spouses and healthcare professionals.

What you’ll practice:
✔️ Muscle testing, step by step
✔️ CRA reflexes that point to areas of stress
✔️ Simple organ flushing
✔️ Why the heart is the “Queen Bee”

📅 Saturday, November 7 · 9 AM–5 PM
📍 DoubleTree by Hilton DFW Airport North, Irving, TX
🎟️ $299 · full day, everything included
No experience needed. Adults only.

Seats are limited 👇
💬 Comment FAMILY and we’ll send you the registration link.

Dr. Dick Versendaal had a story he loved to tell about one of his very first patients.

He was 24, just graduated from Palmer School and back home with his first office. One of his first patients was his own mother's medical doctor, a well known physician in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Two weeks after the visit, the doctor called him in and handed him an envelope. Inside was the title to a 1915 Model T Touring.

He kept the car for seven years, until a museum in the Carolinas asked for it. It's one of those stories that stays in the family forever, and it shows the warmth and humor he brought to every room he taught in.

Hear more of his teaching at the free Michelangelo Live Launch this Tuesday with Dawn Hoezee-Versendaal and Dr. Howard Cohn.

Tuesday, November 3
1:00 PM PT / 3:00 PM CT / 4:00 PM ET

Comment LEGACY and we'll send you the details in your DM.

Why did Dr. Dick Versendaal call the heart the Queen Bee? In this clip from the new Michelangelo Series, he explains it in under a minute.

Think of a beehive. Every drone works to feed and protect the queen. He taught that the organs around your body do the same for your heart: they all work to keep the heart happy. Then he asked a room full of doctors to try something impossible: count to 100,000 in one day without wearing out. Nobody could. Your heart beats about 100,000 times every 24 hours, year after year.

That one idea shaped how CRA practitioners still work today: heart first.

Hear more of his teaching at Michelangelo Live Launch, free and online, with Dawn Hoezee-Versendaal and Dr. Howard Cohn. Bring your questions for the live Q&A.

Tuesday, November 3
1:00 PM PT / 3:00 PM CT / 4:00 PM ET

Comment QUEEN and we'll send you the details in your DM.