Program
Matter is made up of protons, neutrons and electrons in various molecules,
structures and states. Human beings are molecular matter and as such emit
bio-energetic fields that respond and interact with energy in our environment.
Staying balanced and being aware of the positive and negative energies
around you is essential for effective self-management and is reflected
in your personal management style and wellbeing. This program is intended
to increase mental clarity, improve general wellbeing, and understand
other people's energies, to benefit in dealings with clients, managers
and colleagues.
Modules
1.
Understanding other People's Energies
2. Energy Projection
3. Aromatherapy for Focus,
Concentration and Mind Therapy
4. Reiki and Seichim
5. Kinesiology
6. Shiatsu Therapy
Outcome
Benefits of the program include: Understanding other People's Energies
(tuning into the energy fields of our clients, and colleagues to achieve
personal insights); Energy Projection (techniques for creating
positive outcomes); Aromatherapy for Focus, Concentration and Mind
Therapy (essentials oils to soothe overloaded executive brains);
Reiki and Seichim (hands-on integrated body therapy techniques
used for relaxation and to reduce aches and pains); Kinesiology
(stress release, muscle correction and toning); Shiatsu Therapy
(invigorating treatment releasing the body from chronic energy blockages
and tensions, presenting the chance for physical and emotional renewal).
1. Understanding other People's Energies
3.
Aromatherapy for Focus, Concentration and Mind Therapy
'In a world that is relentlessly changing...are you continually
having to acclimatize to change?'
The term 'aromatherapy', first coined by French scientist René-Maurice Gattefossé in the 1920's literally means therapy through aroma or scent. The term indicates curing through smell alone - but it is the generic term for the use of pure essential oils.
Psycho-Aromatherapy focuses primarily on the psychological potential of essential oils, consisting of two separate but interrelated fields-aromatic medicine and perfumery. The physiological effect of specific essential oils on the systems of the body is combined with the individual's emotional or psychological reaction to the fragrance-with both aspects working together in a psychosomatic unity.
Our sense of smell influences our moods, emotions and memories, and creates changes in feeling states often at a subliminal level. Such changed states, can subtly colour and redirect our thoughts, often without noticing.
"He saw that there was no mood of the mind that had not its counterpart in the sensuous life..." Oscar Wilde
Module
1
This module aims to show how certain essential oils have a specific effect
on the mind or central nervous system. It will deliver information on:
• Approaches to psycho-aromatherapy and perfumery.
• Perfume and personality: choosing a perfume to suit mood and personality.
• Treatments of a wide variety of common complaints including stress
related disorders: anxiety, insomnia, headaches, and depression.
Duration:
3 hours
Venue: Contact the Centre for the next module at your nearest location
Facilitator: Karen Whyte ATMS QSMI
5.
Kinesiology
Consistent with Thomas Jefferson's ideal that "a strong body
makes the mind strong," Kinesiology (from the Greek words "KINEIN",
to move, and "LOGOS", to study) relates the scientific study
of human movement and physical activity to human wellbeing.
Want to know what's wrong with you? Just ask your body what it needs to return it to optimum health. That's what kinesiologists do. The fundamental tool is non-intrusive muscle testing that involves applying gentle pressure on a muscle and assessing a response to evaluate many functions of the body in the structural, chemical, neurological, and biochemical realms.
Using massage, nutrition, and contact points, Kinesiology helps with: emotions and anxieties, determining specific personal dietary intake and supplements for nutritional deficiencies, structural imbalances and energy blocks. Kinesiology balances the whole person, which enhances health and wellbeing.
Module
1
Research in Kinesiology requires the use of a variety of scientific knowledge
and research techniques from such fields as biology, chemistry, history,
physics, psychology, and sociology. The areas of investigation within
Kinesiology are quite extensive because the responses of the human body
to physical activity can be examined at many levels hence it is performed
on a one-to-one basis.
Individual sessions with accredited kinesiologists can be booked via the ACCA for its members. For further information please call us on 1300 137 038 or email info@ac4ca.com
