Guest guest Posted June 19, 2002 Report Share Posted June 19, 2002 Of course, oestopaths look at " crania sacral therapy " (Upledger workshops) the same way we look at " Medical Acupunture " . > " " <zrosenbe > Re: Re: Digest Number 1023 > > A few idealists who rediscovered the works of the founder (I forgot his > name at the moment). It is recasting itself by rediscovering the > benefits of subtle manipulation and its effects on cerebrospinal fluid > (their own conceptions of) 'energy fields'. Craniosacral therapy is a > recent development in this school of healing. Great stuff to experience. > t Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 24, 2005 Report Share Posted June 24, 2005 Dear friends, There is one space open now for my Fall '05 class and the Fall '06 dates are available by writing me at acutkd. Warm regards, Lonny Jarrett Clinical Integration Class Lonny S. Jarrett : Acutkd Pursuing an integrated approach to treatment, the advanced practitioner must hold a diagnostic view that extends from a patient’s spiritual depth to the most superficial aspects of his or her physical being. The practitioner is faced with two tasks. The first is to assess the nature of the patient’s constitutional endowment. This is the deepest view of the inborn influences that will most effectively support functional balance and the manifestation of life’s potential. The quality of this endowment may be likened to a diamond buried in the patient’s depth. The second task is to determine the ways that suppression of one’s inner self has been embodied as functional pathology and illness. Here, one is concerned with the nature of the trash that lies on top of and obscures the influence of one’s innate treasure. Clinical integration of the five-element and eight-principle system affords one the opportunity to deal effectively with both innate and acquired influences. The focus of this course will be to provide 20 practitioners with a firm grounding in the principles of five-element constitutional diagnosis as they are integrated with a pre-TCM tradition of eight-principle pulse diagnosis. The class will consist of 12 weekends over a two year period beginning in the Fall of the year 2005. Clinical experience will be emphasized with roughly half the weekends spent assessing patients. Each member of the class will have the opportunity to spend time in my clinical practice as well. The substance of the class will include and transcend the content of my two books, Nourishing Destiny , and The Clinical Practice of . Topics include: * Chinese medicine as a science of conscious awareness. * Learn to discern the authentic and created self as a basis for clinical practice. * Destiny and Constitutional Type. * The Relationship Between Chinese Cosmology & Physiology. * Inner Functions of Acupuncture Points, Herbal formulas, and Point Combinations. * The Suggestive Process in Therapy and Testing Emotions. * Diagnosis by Color, Sound, Odor & Emotion. * Practical Exercises in Recognizing Constitution. * Learn to Prescribe Herbs Reliably Based upon Pulse Diagnosis. * Learn to Discern Psychospiritual Issues from the Pulse Including; Divorce, Shock to the Heart, Resignation, Unexpressed Communication, and much more. * Use the Pulse to Enhance the Suggestive Process in Treatment. * Learn to integrate Five-element Constitutional diagnosis with a Deep Understanding of Physiological Process as Assessed with the Eight-principle System. * The Pulse as a Guide to a Truly Preventive Form of Medicine. * All Theory Elaborated in Clinic with patients. Clinical Integration: Registration Form & Dates The class will meet in Stockbridge, MA, on 12 Saturdays and Sundays beginning in the Fall of 2005. Class meets from 9 am-5pm with one hour for lunch. There are three payment options for registrants. Students must send a nonrefundable $500 deposit prior to 2/1/05 to hold their place. Currently This class is approved for CEU's by Massachusetts, Nevada, California, and the NCCAOM. 1) Pay in Full for 18% Discount: a) Nonrefundable deposit of $500 is received by February first, 2005. b) Balance of $2250 due by 3/15/05. Total Cost= $2750 2) Pay First Year in Advance: a) Nonrefundable deposit of $500 is received by February first, 2005. b) Balance of $1100 due by 3/15/05. c) Second year tuition ($1600) due 3/1/06 Total Cost= $3200 3) Register after 11/1/04: a) Pay Nonrefundable deposit of $500 b) Pay balance ($2500) for entire class by 3/15/05 Total Cost= $3000 OR c) Pay first year in advance ($1650) with second year ($1650) due by 3/1/06 Total Cost= $3300. Note: This class is suitable for practitioners of Chinese medicine or students finishing their last year of clinic. Class Dates: Clinical Integration Year One 2005-2006 Year Two 2006-2007 Weekend #1 9/10 & 9/11/05 Weekend #1 9/9 & 9/10/06 Weekend #2 10/8 & 10/9/05 Weekend #2 10/7 & 10/8/06 Weekend #3 11/12 & 11/13/05 Weekend #3 11/4 & 11/4506 Weekend #4 3/11 & 3/12/06 Weekend #4 3/3 & 3/4/07 Weekend #5 4/8 & 4/9/06 Weekend #5 4/7 & 4/8/07 Weekend #6 5/13 & 5/14/06 Weekend #6 5/5 & 5/6/07 Inner Traditions of : Clinical Integration PO 1093 Stockbridge, MA, 01262 Registration Deposit enclosed: $_______________ Name: _________________________ Address:________________________ ______________________________ Phone:__________________________ Email:__________________________ Endorsements: Jessie Shaw, M.S., L.Ac. O.M. Graduate of Tri-State College of Acupuncture, 2002 " I have found my studies with Lonny Jarrett to be invaluable on many levels. The course has provided in-depth learning and clinical experience with pulse taking and five elements diagnosis, and perhaps more importantly what it means to be a practitioner and the intentionality behind each clinic encounter. My only disappointment is that the course will only last for two years. I have found time with Lonny to be truly inspirational, and it has only intensified my longing to enhance my skills and " seeing " as a practitioner. This course has put me on the right path. " Eric Renaud, Graduate of TAI-Sophia I have found Lonny's Clinical Integration class to be incredibly useful in my everyday practice. The course offers practical insights on how to focus treatments by Element while also addressing the physical manifestations of pathology -- How to create the intimate spirit to spirit connection of a Five Element practitioner while also addressing the physical manifestations of your patients walk through the world. For practitioners who are struggling to integrate on their own the creation of a spirit focused practice in a world with patients expressing real physical pain and suffering the course is a valuable asset. For Five Element trained practitioners, it offers valuable tools and insights on how to treat the substances through acupuncture and herbology without losing your spiritual focus. For TCM trained practitioners, if offers a quantum leap from viewing the spirits as relics of Chinese antiquity to seeing a patients true potential beyond pathology -- assisting them to walk their Tao in the fullest perspective possible. Alexandra Knox, TAI-Sophia, 1992 " Lonny takes Chinese medical theory to a personal depth that is hard to find elsewhere. The result is a rich, inspiring, supremely intelligent and sometimes very amusing take on life and how Chinese medicine serves it. " Cynthia Treglia, MS, LAc Texas College of Traditional , Austin, TX Studying with Lonny Jarrett has been a heart opening, mind expanding, and enlightening experience. Graduating from a TCM school gave me a foundation and philosophy of , but left a void in my actual practice of it. I wanted a more encompassing way in which to reach my patients and guide their healing on an emotional and spiritual level, as well as physiological. Lonny offered a deeper understanding of pulse diagnosis, the nature of a patients constitution, and the path toward fulfillment of one's life potential, as a means toward balanced health. On a personal note, I felt inspired and challenged to practice the art of medicine in a deeper, more profound way. This class challenged me to change on a fundamental level, to aspire to a higher perspective, to be open to a deeper understanding of myself and others. In essence, I must be willing to risk everything to evolve and heal at the very core of myself, in order to be of assistance in the healing of anyone else. This class is a valuable asset to any medical practitioners seriously interested in the health of their patients. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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