Chi  Nei Tsang (which translates to ‘internal organ massage) was developed in ancient China for releasing tensions and stagnations in the internal organs. The Chi Nei Tsang practitioner uses refined palpation skills, focussed and specific massage movements, breath awareness, sensory awareness and internal sound vibration to help restore optimal functioning. 

In this weekend workshop we will explore experientially the anatomy and mechanics of the breath and its interconnectedness with the vagus nerve, skin, soft tissue tonicity, organs and skeleton. We will practice different ways to release tensions in the nervous system via the eyes and skin, muscular system, skeletal system and digestive system to invite a full 3 dimensional breath throughout the body.

What does it feel like when our bones are breathing, our cells are breathing, when the breath is so unimpeded that the breath breaths itself?.

This workshop is open to massage therapists, acupuncturists and other health professionals. 

Fee:  $425   16 CEU

Location:  Inner East side Portland

Saturday & Sunday 10am - 6pm

Maximum 6 students

Covid precautions:

Masks +  Air Filtration

Heated & covered outdoor space for lunch

$425

Chi  Nei Tsang (which translates to ‘internal organ massage) was developed in ancient China for releasing tensions and stagnations in the internal organs. The Chi Nei Tsang practitioner uses refined palpation skills, focussed and specific massage movements, breath awareness, sensory awareness and internal sound vibration to help restore optimal functioning. 

In this weekend workshop we will explore experientially the anatomy and mechanics of the breath and its interconnectedness with the vagus nerve, skin, soft tissue tonicity, organs and skeleton. We will practice different ways to release tensions in the nervous system via the eyes and skin, muscular system, skeletal system and digestive system to invite a full 3 dimensional breath throughout the body.

What does it feel like when our bones are breathing, our cells are breathing, when the breath is so unimpeded that the breath breaths itself?.

This workshop is open to massage therapists, acupuncturists and other health professionals. 

Fee:  $425   16 CEU

Location:  Inner East side Portland

Saturday & Sunday 10am - 6pm

Maximum 6 students

Covid precautions:

Masks & Air Filtration

Heated & covered outdoor space for lunch

$425

Chi  Nei Tsang (which translates to ‘internal organ massage) was developed in ancient China for releasing tensions and stagnations in the internal organs. The Chi Nei Tsang practitioner uses refined palpation skills, focussed and specific massage movements, breath awareness, sensory awareness and internal sound vibration to help restore optimal functioning. 

This two day workshop will focus on learning palpation skills and massage techniques for the diaphragm, intestines, stomach, liver, kidneys and bladder.

Chi Nei Tsang helps to recalibrate the nervous systems, improve digestion, stimulate energy flow, balance the emotional landscape and cultivate greater vitality and well-being.

This workshop is open to massage therapists, acupuncturists and other health professionals. 

Fee:  $425   16 CEU

Location:  Inner East side Portland

Saturday & Sunday 10am - 6pm

Maximum 6 students

Covid precautions:

Masks &  Air Filtration

Heated & covered outdoor space for lunch

$425

Conscience Corporelle, Axe et Mouvement

LES FONDEMENTS CORPORELS DE LA THÉRAPIE PSYCHOMOTRICE :

FORMATRICE

Madame Saumya COMER, maître ès Sciences de l’O.S.U., Oregon, USA, Créatrice de la méthode «Body Lessons», spécialisée en thérapie corporelle. Elle intervient régulièrement en Europe et aux USA pour transmettre sa méthode acquise au cours de 30 années d’expérience théorico-clinique et pratique.

NIVEAU DE CONNAISSANCES PRÉALABLE REQUIS POUR SUIVRE LA FORMATION

Psychomotriciens et personnel de la santé travaillant spécifiquement la conscience corporelle et la régulation tonique.

OBJECTIFS

L’objectif du stage est de développer la conscience corporelle et la régulation tonique liées à la perception et aux émotions. Il s’agit de :

- Apprendre comment ressentir la conscience corporelle et la développer ;

- Développer des outils d’évaluation à partir de l’observation de l’axe du corps dans une perspective tridimensionnelle ;

- Acquérir un très large éventail d’exercices et d’outils pour travailler la conscience corporelle, l’axe du corps et le mouvement naturel du corps ;

- Apprendre à utiliser, à faire pratiquer et à adapter ces outils dans son champ thérapeutique.

CONTENU DE LA FORMATION

Au cours de ce stage théorico-pratique, les participants :

- Développent une meilleure perception de leur corps ;

- Approfondissent leurs compétences pour évaluer l’équilibre postural : apprendre à déceler les postures dysfonctionnelles, à développer une compréhension plus globale de la façon dont les tensions, sont reliées entre-elles ;

- Apprennent :

• à utiliser la structure osseuse comme soutien postural ;

• à diminuer les tensions corporelle et à rééquilibrer le tonus ;

• à initier le mouvement à partir du centre du corps ;

• à pratiquer des exercices spécifiques au niveau des articulations, des muscles et des tendons afin d’organiser l’ensemble du corps pour un meilleur équilibre sensori-tonique ;

• à choisir entre des exercices d’étirement, de renforcement interne ou de relâchement du corps pour lui donner un meilleur alignement ;

- Apprennent comment utiliser la conscience corporelle à des fins thérapeutiques auprès des pathologies rencontrées.

MOYENS TECHNIQUES ET PÉDAGOGIQUES

Cette formation est enseignée en anglais et traduite simultanément en français. Références bibliographiques et illustrations.

MODALITÉS DE SANCTION DE LA FORMATION

A l’issue de la formation, évaluation de la formation par les stagiaires.

Remise d’une attestation de fin de formation.

ORGANISATION

Cette formation de 40h (9h00 à 18h00) est dispensée pour un groupe de maximum 16 personnes.

LIEU : Paris XIIIème

Chi  Nei Tsang (which translates to ‘internal organ massage) was developed in ancient China for releasing tensions and stagnations in the internal organs. The Chi Nei Tsang practitioner uses refined palpation skills, focussed and specific massage movements, breath awareness, sensory awareness and internal sound vibration to help restore optimal functioning. 

This two day workshop will focus on learning palpation skills and massage techniques for the diaphragm, intestines, stomach, liver, kidneys and bladder.

Chi Nei Tsang helps to recalibrate the nervous systems, improve digestion, stimulate energy flow, balance the emotional landscape and cultivate greater vitality and well-being.

This workshop is open to massage therapists, acupuncturists and other health professionals. 

Fee:  $425   16 CEU

Location:  Inner East side Portland

Saturday & Sunday 10am - 6pm

Maximum 6 students

Covid precautions:

Masks & Rapid test on arrival   Air Filtration

Heated & covered outdoor space for lunch

$425 This workshop is full ~ More workshops coming soon!

March 5-7 7-9pm Saturday & Sunday 9:30–1:30pm

This will be a special weekend for focussing specifically on the Healing Love Qigong practice for women. We will begin by creating a safe container and stable structure to help release old traumas and conditionings. We will learn how to open and move energy through the spine, pelvis, genitals, brain, psoas muscles, and energy channels. When our bodies are ready we will learn the delectable Jade Egg practice, Breast Massage and Ovarian Breathing. 

The benefits from this practice are numerous and include an increase in vitality yet at the same time calmer, improved sleep, more creativity, ease or eliminate PMS, improve fertility or if you are on the other side of your monthly moon, reduce or eliminate menopausal symptoms. The feelings after these classes are often more like a soft landing into our true nature than a wild and explosive experience. We come back home to our birthright, right where we feel best in ourselves.

An ongoing daily routine that can be easily integrated into a busy day will be offered to each participant to encourage continued practice.

Fee: $125 (CA $125 Europe €90)

Live teaching on-line with Zoom + video recording

Tuesdays 10:30-12 noon PST (19h30 - 21h CET)  March 1, 8, 15 & 22

or Thursdays 4:30-6pm  March 3, 9, 17 & 24

This series is for exploring the many ways we can invite graceful movement into our lives. We begin by tuning into our skeletal structure to feel the support of our bones. An interesting thing happens when we direct our attention to the deeper support of the skeleton, the muscles immediately recognize that they don't have to stay contracted for an upright alignment. The effect is a more balanced tonicity; for those who feel too earthbound a lightness arises and for those who feel too ungrounded a sense of solidness and connection to the earth ensues.

After our bones are back in our embodied consciousness we can begin to play with gravity and levity. Think of the graceful basketball player who first drops down through every joint before pushing off from the ground for a slam-dunk. This power from the ground, also called repousser and ground reaction force is available for our every movement when we understand how to use it. At the end of every class we will practice how to use gravity, levity and momentum in everyday activities such as bending, reaching, walking and sitting.

Class size will be held to a maximum of 8 participants so everyone will have individual guidance.

Fee: $90  (CA $100  Europe  €70)

Live teaching on-line with Zoom + video recording