TMM’s for Fibromyalgia & Cellulite
March 6th, 2010
This workshop provides
an introduction to the TendinoMuscular Meridians. That the Tendino-Muscular
Meridians run through the fascia and nourish the skeletal muscles, they
are particularly useful for healing structural problems and injuries
and for addressing conditions of stagnant Qi and Blood in the
superficial tissues. In Chinese Medicine fibromyalgia and cellulite are
conditions of stagnant Qi, which leads to stagnant Blood (poor circulation) and pain. We will explore acupressure and Shiatsu
techniques for these conditions that can be incorporated into sessions
and also given to clients for self-treatment. There are no
pre-requisites for this course. Both Participants inexperienced in
meridian therapy and those who already have experience will benefit.
For
more information, please visit:
http://www.bodymindeast.com
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Deborah
Valentine Smith, AOBTA -CI, Dipl. ABT (NCCAOM), LMT, has
been a registered practitioner of Jin Shin Do since 1979
and a registered teacher since 1983. She is a Certified
Instructor with AOBTA, a diplomat in Asian Bodywork Therapy with
the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and
Oriental Medicine and a licensed massage therapist in New York
State. Deborah has taught on the faculty of the New York
Open Center, the Connecticut Center for Massage Therapy, the
Meridian Shiatsu Institute and the Jin Shin do Foundation
Teacher Training Program. She is also a contributor to The
Complete Guide to Acupressure, and is the Editor-in-Chief of
Pulse, the national newsletter of the AOBTA. Deborah
maintains a private practice in Wayne, PA and New York City.| To Register: 757-428-3588, Ext 7285 workshops@edgarcayce.org www/EdgarCayce.org/massageschool/ce |
