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January 2020
Holistic Nutrition *Online Course*
You are what you eat. Whether looked at from a traditional Eastern point of view or that of conventional Western thought, it is widely recognized that the food you eat plays an important role in the self-care puzzle. This course offers an overview of nutrients as the building blocks of physical health, and takes a critical look at what’s “good” and what’s “bad” according to current standards. Different diets will be discussed to provide an understanding of the mainstream guidelines and…
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3 Introduction Workshops – Swedish / Shiatsu / Reflexology Special
Take all 3 Introduction Workshops for only $295 Introduction to Swedish Massage January 18th & 19th 2020 - 10am-5pm Introduction to Shiatsu Massage February 16th 2020 - 10am-5pm Introduction to Reflexology Massage March 29th 2020 - 10am-5pm Learn 3 different styles of Massage, These can be taken as pre-requisites for the full programs or just for general knowledge. Each workshop…
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Introduction to Swedish Massage *pre-requisite for Full Program We will cover the basic principles of Swedish Massage, including strokes, body leverage and draping. Some theory is included. By the end of this session the student will be able to give a 1hour relaxing massage. This course can be taken alone, or as part of the full certification. Duration: 15 credits Cost: $165
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Eastern & Western Cupping Massage Workshop
Eastern & Western Cupping Massage Workshop In this 1 day workshop we will be learning how to use cupping to help our clients and family. We will cover the Western and Eastern uses. Cupping is one of the best deep-tissue therapies available. It is thought to affect tissues up to four inches deep from the external skin. Toxins can be released, blockages can be cleared, and veins and arteries can be refreshed within these four inches of affected materials. Even…
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Physiology & Pathology
Physiology and Pathology From micro to macro- this course follows traditional physiology starting with the study of the cell, organs, tissues, and finally the 10 body systems and how they interrelate. We will also look at each system in detail from its anatomy, function, and specific pathologies that could occur. At home research, homework and readings will be assigned to help the student understand how to research and compile a comprehensive holistic plan which includes both traditional forms of treatment…
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Hot Stone Massage
Hot Stone Massage The exact date of the history of hot stones varies. Some say hot stones as far back date back to 6500 B.C. in China. Nonetheless, this ancient massage combines the use of hot and cold volcanic rocks with the soothing strokes of Swedish massage. Students will learn how to give a full body hot stone massage, its benefits on all of the systems, and how to prepare and care for the stones. Basic Chakra placement and essential…
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Introduction to Shiatsu Massage
Introduction to Shiatsu Massage *pre-requisite for Full Program Will cover the principles of Shiatsu, including pressure, contact, body leverage and presence, through the 12 primary meridians. By the end of this session the student will learn how to give a full body (general) kata. This course can be taken alone, or as part of the full certification. Duration: 15 credits Cost: $165
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Traditional Chinese Medicine – Level 2
A 48 hour course on the use of Chinese dietetics and herbal patented formulas based on the refined skills and principals acquired in level 1. This will allow the students to consolidate their knowledge in a practical way in order to understand the energy of foods and herbs, while enabling them to formulate suggestions for their clients. Prerequisites: Traditional Chinese Medicine 1 Duration: 90 credits Cost: $720
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