CRANIOSACRAL BIODYNAMICS
FOR PRACTICING CRANIOSACRAL THERAPISTS
Introduction To Craniosacral Biodynamics With Franklyn Sills
The
Karuna Institute offers a two-year intensive training in Craniosacral
Biodynamics. Franklyn Sills is the course director. He, along with the
Karuna teaching staff, has pioneered the theoretical and clinical teaching
approaches used in this course. This approach has influenced many other
trainings around the world. Franklyn is the author of Craniosacral
Biodynamics Vol. 1 & 2, North Atlantic Press.
Craniosacral Biodynamics is
an approach that acknowledges the deepest foundations and wholeness of the
human system. In this concept, an ordering principle called primary
respiration manifests as a vital life force, or biodynamic potency, in the
human body. This potency manifests in the fluids of the body and orders and
integrates all cellular and tissue function from the moment of conception
until death. Students learn to perceive the subtle rhythmic tide-like
pulsations that primary respiration generates, and the intention of the work
is to re-establish the relationship between it and chaotic and disordered
cells, tissues and fluids.
In this course participants will be introduced
to some of the fundamental concepts of Craniosacral Biodynamics as taught at
the Karuna Institute. The nature of the therapeutic holding environment, the
negotiation of touch and contact, and some of the important perceptual
processes used in clinical work will be introduced.
Dates: 29 - 31 May 2009 - Fri (eve) to Sun (lunch).
Cost: £150 fully residential. Please book early to avoid disappointment.
Payment requested in advance, all payments non-refundable unless the course
is cancelled for any reason.
Venue: The Karuna Institute, Devon
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