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Jin
Shin Do Practiioner Training Intermediate Level
Dates
31 January/1 February
28 February/1 March
28/29 March
25/26 April
Venue
Venue - North London Buddhist Centre 72 Holloway Road N7
8JG
Contact mmessenger@cheerful.com
Telephone 044 020 7607 0531
Part 2: INTERMEDIATE JSD: 55 hours
minimum
Prerequisite: Basic JSD (with Authorised JSD Teacher)
Objectives: participants learn to:
- Locate 60 additional acu-points in relation to surrounding
anatomy.
- Describe the twelve organ meridians, differentiating
according to location and psycho-physical associations.
- Differentiate Western and Eastern understanding of
physiology.
- Identify specific acupressure point combinations for
meridian release.
- Demonstrate understanding of local-distal point theory.
- Identify the legal-ethical role of the acupressurist.
Content:
- Unit 1. Underlying principles
of acupressure and introduction to meridian theory. The Six Divisions.
Basic peer counseling skills like active listening, for processing feelings
if they come up. Practice: release of the head, neck and shoulders,
using the Gall Bladder Meridian.
- Unit 2-7. Location and psycho-physical associations
of the 12 meridians. Location of 60 additional points in relation to
surrounding anatomy. Defense mechanisms and defensive attitudes related
to yang meridians; emotional spectra related to yin meridians. Transformation
of Qi. Zang/Fu theory. Demonstration of sessions using meridian release
patterns. Practice: meridian release patterns (GB/LV; LI/LU; SI/HT;
TW/PC; ST/SP; BL/KI; ).
- Unit 8. Demonstration of specific point combinations
for energic problems indicated by muscle spasm, pain or tension. Legal-ethical
issues. Building trust. Practice: Assessment of tense segments by palpating
main JSD points in the neck, shoulders and torso. Basic pulse reading.
Use of local-distal point combinations of appropriate meridians.
Required Class Materials:
JSD Handbook, part 2, © 2006; The Joy of Feeling: Bodymind Acupressure,
© 1984, 2003, by Iona Marsaa Teeguarden (JSDF). Recommended: Chpt.
4, A Complete Guide to Acupressure, revised © 2002, by Iona Marsaa
Teeguarden (Japan Pub.).
Evaluation Method: List or chart of meridian associations;
demonstration of skills mastered.
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