A BIODYNAMIC VIEW OF OSTEOPATHY
IN THE CRANIAL FIELD
as designed by Dr. James S. Jealous D.O.
Presented by:
Robyn Seamer D.O., M.Sc.(Ost.)
Manuela Da Rin D.O., M.Sc.(Ost.)
Phase IV
Overlooking the Coromandel Peninsula, North Island, New Zealand
http://www.manaretreat.com/
Dates
7-10 November 2008
Time: 13.00 Friday to 13.00 Monday
Registration and Lunch at 12.00
Phase IV will cover:
Perception. The transcendent self. The midline as a therapeutic force. The reciprocal tension of the potency. Ignition. By the end of the course: The osteopath will develop an experience of the function of the midline as a therapeutic force and its relationship to the soma. Treatment of the maternal pelvis pre and post-natal will be explored. The osteopath will be able to diagnose the presence, quality, shape and function of the fluid drive and reciprocal tension of the potency. The clinician will be able to evaluate the function of the neuro-immuno-endocrine system and the ignition system and treat accordingly.
The purpose of this program is to observe the laws of Nature at work throughout the body.
The environment is set in the quiet of the Natural world with a small group of participants. Time for rest, reflection and exercise is an intrinsic part of the program.
Eligibility: Osteopaths with prior training in Phase I, II & III Biodynamics Course Fee: AU$1,000 (GST not applicable)
Deposit: AU$300
CPD:
20 category 1B CPD points approved by the Australian Osteopathic Association
20 hours of Osteopathic Council of New Zealand accreditation pending with the postgraduate education (Category 1) Course Fee: AU$1250
Deposit: AU$250
Registration (click here)
Payment details will be sent on receipt of registration. Accommodation extra to course fee to be booked with Mana Venue & accomodation:
Mana retreat Centre www.manaretreat.com Tel: (+64) 07 866 8972
Twin-share room: NZ$95 per person per night.
This includes all meals and teas, use of library and sauna
Transport: shuttle service from Auckland airport available.
To be arranged personally by the applicant.
For further information please (click here)
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