Diploma Course in Body Realignment

 


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Body Realignment is a powerful yet subtle method of releasing physical damage by releasing myo-fascial restriction. This is done by replicating the movement/position in which the body was originally injured; this is known as Positional Release. This subtle replay, combined with gentle pressure on key points, enables the body to release the muscle-holding patterns which are distorting natural alignment. This release restores the circulation of energy and blood to the area and thus stimulates self-healing. In this way, not only can muscle knotting be eliminated but the whole body realigned and compensation patterns corrected.

Fascial unwinding, body scanning, energy healing techniques and emphasis on developing the intuition are important elements of Body Realignment.

Body Realignment has developed from Bio-mobility, which in its turn originated in Ortho-Bionomy. Ortho-Bionomy was developed many years ago by osteopath Arthur Pauls in recognition of the body's need to release patterns of holding trauma within the muscles and fascia.

The technique is able to help conditions such as:

  • Neck whiplash
  • Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI)
  • Chronic pain of unknown origin (e.g. back, neck, joints)
  • Chronic headaches of unknown origin
  • Emotional imbalances
  • Slow healing after injuries or operations
  • Scar release and post-operative problems/ adhesions
  • Deeply-held trauma (physical/emotional)
  • Sports injuries (including old, consolidated injuries)

Delicate release work around epidural site after traumatic birth
Delicate release work around epidural site after traumatic birth

The mind/body link ensures that deep physical releases inevitably facilitate and stimulate emotional release. This treatment, at its most subtle and powerful, promotes a profound physical, emotional and spiritual ‘letting go’.

As the course progresses, the student is taken to a higher level of work, expanding awareness and trust in intuition, and learning a lighter touch through the subtlety of the ‘less is more’ concept. This work facilitates trauma release at its deepest level.

The Diploma course is self-developmental as well as practical, emphasising the importance of clearing the therapist’s own emotional/physical/energy blocks. It is only by at least starting this process that the therapist is able to start working at the necessary level with clients. The course is spread over the year deliberately for this reason; this work cannot be taught quickly.

Mid thoracics work during release of neck whiplash injury
Mid thoracics work during release of neck whiplash injury


Course structure and Dates:

The post-graduate Diploma in Body Realignment consists of 120 hours of training with 120 hours of practice and assessed coursework assigned between training sessions (this is an average of three hours per week).

The course is open to professionals whose training contains a recognised qualification in Anatomy, Physiology and Massage.

Next course:

Starts February 2012 - New Jordans, nr Beaconsfield, Bucks.

Structure: 1 weekend per month for ten months. For full details of dates click here.

Times: Saturday 10am - 5pm; Sunday 9am - 4pm

Cost: £1,350

Places available: 12

Courses are usually run once a year in different venues around the country.

For full details see Application Form (below).


Application

For course information and booking please contact the school on 01753 867877 or email: info@bodyinharmony.org.uk.


Syllabus

Click here for Body Realignment diploma syllabus

Examination and qualification

The student will be assessed throughout the course. The final examination will be externally moderated and will consist of an observed, practical 2-hour treatment and a 3-hour written paper.

Body in Harmony Training is an accredited school of the Association of Physical and Natural Therapies (APNT), affiliated to the British Complementary Medicine Association (BCMA). .


Professional Standards

All students will be required to read and sign the APNT’s Code of Ethics and Code of Conduct.

The School maintains high levels of professional standards. All students are expected to maintain these standards and the good reputation of the School and Principal.