Precision at your Fingertips with Katherine Ukleja

KATHERINE UKLEJA PRESENTS

A CPD SEMINAR IN THREE PARTS FOR CRANIOSACRAL THERAPISTS

EXETER NATURAL HEALTH CENTRE

FEBRUARY 16/17, APRIL 27/28, JUNE 22/23, 2019

Saturday 10.30 – 18.30, Sunday 9.00 – 16.30

(allowing for easy travel to and from Exeter)

The inherent treatment plan is the primary therapeutic orientation in biodynamic cranial practice. This plan, which arises from within, is a manifestation of the healing function the Potency of the Breath of Life. It can be supported by the practitioner, but is never the practitioner’s creation.

As the Biodynamic paradigm evolved, the emphasis shifted away from the teaching of anatomy to a focus on the essence of Primary Respiration - creative forces, the tide, wholeness and health, an orientation to the blueprint.

Yet, during her 25 years in Biodynamic practice, Katherine has noted that frequently, ‘God is in the detail’. The inherent treatment plan focuses on a tiny locus in the body. When this occurs, knowing what’s in your hands rapidly catalyses the healing process.

‘Anatomy is the language of the body’. On each of the three days we will take a close look at part of the body: the chest, the belly and the face. For each region we will include the local connective tissue matrix, muscles, organs, autonomic and somatic nerves, blood and lymph network and common conditions. Knowing the body structures beneath your hands, will give you confidence in identifying signs of pathology such as, a locus of infection in the lungs, wear and tear in a joint, ischemia, congested lymph nodes or indications of heart disease. But above all, the simple act of knowing exactly what’s in your hands triggers some kind of sympathetic magic and the Potency of the Breath of Life initiates healing and repair.

Venue: Exeter Natural Health Centre, Queens Walk, 83 – 84 Queen Street, Exeter EX4 3RP

Cost: £660 for all three parts Payment plans:

a) Payment in full received by January 5th 2019 £600 (early bird discount)

b) A non-refundable Deposit of £60 payable with booking instalment of £200 each, 1st instalment by January 19th, 2nd by March 30th, 3rd by May 25th

Getting there:

By Train - Exeter is easily accessible by train from all directions. An hour from Bristol and Plymouth, around two and a half hours from London. The line from Waterloo comes into Exeter Central (5 minute walk from the venue). From Paddington trains go to Exeter St David’s (15 minute walk from the venue, 5 minutes by taxi). It is not worth changing trains at St David’s for Exeter Central.

By Road - nearest car parks Harlequin and Guildhall By Bus/Coach – the bus station is 5-10 minute walk from the venue Accommodation: there are many reasonably priced airbnb’s within easy walking distance of the venue.

For more information about Katherine Ukleja please visit http://www.katherineukleja.co.uk/precision-at-your-fingertip.html