The College regularly invites international and local educators and practitioners who are preeminent in their field of expertise in Oriental Medicine to present workshops and seminars.
In organising these events we aim to support the Shiatsu and Oriental Medicine communities in accessing quality training to further develop your skills and knowledge.
In particular, we have been long-standing hosts for a variety of Japanese acupuncture seminars and training programs.
These workshops are arranged to assist current practitioners to maintain their Continuing Professional Development (CPD) requirements.
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The Joy Divisions Working with the Shao Yin and Tai Yang
Doing Shiatsu is not only about fixing problems, particularly if the condition is chronic. In chronic situations, it is easy to become dispirited and feel like a victim. In this workshop we will show how to use movement, Shiatsu and voice to focus on a person's positive life-energy rather than on their problems. This approach touches the spirit and empowers the client. ...
Working with Trauma and Chronic Conditions through Fascia and Viscera
How to work with the Fascia to gently and safely help the hidden area to re-connect.
How to bring the inner organs in that area into awareness and how to help them to initiate movement. and express themselves ‘in the first person’.
We will show how to help a client process trauma through movement without getting caught up in the historical story. ...
Ethics in Action. A Confucian perspective
Chinese philosophy is far more valuable than ever and in ...
Ethics in Action. A Daoist perspective
Ancient Chinese philosophy
holds great treasure. In this seminar we explore ...
Professional Ethics toolkit
In Chinese Medicine philosophy there is a particular way of ...
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