CHI Comes to Barkan, Samaria this Pesach for ASP1 and Pediatric Mini Intensive

This Pesach , the CHI team comes to Barkan, Israel to be hosted by therapist and student, Zela Rozen for a week of learning and treating. The first level of the Art of Subtle Palpation (ASP1) will be co-taught by Shmuel Berger, PT and William Livingstone, ND. This 4-day Intensive Seminar is designed to introduce powerful techniques to quiet the mind and body in order to be able to listen and understand the major rhythms and energy flows in the body:

*CranioSacral Rhythm

*Skeletal Universal Life Flow

*Visceral Motility

In addition, the following osteopathic techniques will be learned and arranged in a basic protocol that will have profound effects on the client

*CV-4

*Still Point Induction

*5 Major Diaphragms

*Half Moon Vectors

The seminar will also provide the foundations of the therapeutic relationship between the therapist and the client. The participants will learn the following:

*How to create a safe healing space

*How to Root and Ground Energy

*How to clarify boundaries between the therapist and the client

*How to define the role of the therapist in the client’s healing process

At the end of the seminar all participants will be proficient in basic osteopathic techniques and will be able to apply them immediately in the clinical setting. Your clients will feel a deep sense of relaxation and your palpatory and diagnostic skills will be greatly enhanced.

This course is a must for all therapists working or desiring to work with energy and structure of the body.

For more info:

Shmuel 050 468 7005 bergerhealth@yahoo.com

William 054 462 0254 wgw@012.net.il

Room and board (Kosher for Passover) will be provided at a nominal cost

Following the Seminar, CHI will provide a unique opportunity for an intensive multiple hands on program for children. This 1-day mini intensive involves the child receiving treatment from at least 2 therapists simultaneously for a 3 hour period. The results of our past mini intensive were profound and the parents expressed to us the many progresses their children have made.