Scars, Fascia & Magnets

Rolling Programme

 

Improperly healed injuries or operations cause scaring that can potentially affect Qi flow at both superficial and deep levels. Such scar tissue can cause weakness or constriction in the fascia leading to problems in the organs, muscles or tendons and in the circulation of blood and lymph. Scars are an extremely common clinical finding and should always be assessed and treated when necessary.

The fascia is a subtle web linking every part of the body, carrying Qi along internal pathways deep within the organs and structures of the body. It has been referred to in the Classics and can be considered for treatment in a wide range of problems from structural to organ imbalances.

Magnets provide both a simple alternative as well as an adjunct to needles in the clinic and are also an extremely safe and practical way of giving homework to patients. They are particularly suited for the treatment of damaged tissue and muscle spasm, but can be used in a wide range of clinical situations.
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This seminar will look at the diagnosis and treatment of scars, the fascia and the use of magnets in both the clinic and for use as patient homework.

The Rolling Programme is taught by Andy Harrop who is the most experienced teacher and practitioner of this style in the UK. He has been studying with Kiiko Matsumoto for 20 years. For full details about Andy, click here.

Please note that this Rolling Programme is only open to professionally qualified practitioners who have attended our Foundation course or have other sufficient experience of the foundations of this style. If in doubt please contact our office before booking.

Andy Teaching

Date:
Wednesday 22nd Feb 2012

Times:
10.00 am   – 5.30pm (10.00 – 17.30)

Venue: click here for details
College of Integrated Chinese Medicine
19 Castle Street Reading
Berkshire RG1 7SB

The College of Integrated Chinese Medicine, is very well located with good travel links and has excellent facilities for the course.

Food:
Tea and coffee will be provided during morning and afternoon breaks.  For lunch there are local restaurants and coffee shops or participants may bring their own food.

Registration and Payment:

Payment must be made at the time of registration.  You can pay by debit or credit card securely on-line or by cheque in the post.

Seminar fee - £90

Early Bird Discount

SAVE £15 – pay only £75 before 21st Jan 2012

Please make sure that all discount payments reach us by the correct date.