Chi Kung Teacher Training Programme:
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Taoism
Philosophy
Cosmology
Taoist
Teachings
Classic
Texts
Tao
Te Ching
Ying
& Yang
Shamanic
Influence
The
Pa Kua
Mystical
Teachings
Concepts
of Transmutation
Internal
Alchemy
The
Microcosmic Orbit
Taoist
Ethics
Health
and Lifestyle
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Self
Development & Teaching Theory
How to be creative
Understanding
the nature of form and stillness
Allowing
psychoemotional processes to arise safely
The
Inner Teacher
Embodying
and teaching:
Self
reflection
Listening skills
Body awareness
Stillness
Orientation in space
Groundedness
Sensitivity
Perceptual skills
States of Balance
Synchrony & Harmony
Presence
How
to teach people to teach themselves
How
to language and pace classes
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Forms
Channels
Points
Centres
Elements
Organs
Spheres
& Staff
Spontaneous
Animal
Movements
Breathwork
Warm
ups
Freeing
the joints
Sitting
Meditations
Standing
Postures
Walking
Forms
States
of balanced tension in movement and breath
Moving
from Stillness
Use
of Images
Use
of Intention
Movement
from Centre
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Traditional
Chinese Medicine
5 element theory
Meridians
Acu-points
Heavens
force
Earths
Force
Central
channels
Spiritual
Force
Types
of Chi
How
Chi moves
Flow
of Chi
Energy
Centres
Dan
Tiens
Three
Heaters
Vital
substances
The
Three Treasures:
Jing, Chi and Shen
Pre
and postnatal Chi
Concepts
of Chi Fields
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Anatomy
& Physiology
The Neural Matrix
Body
spaces and coverings
Respiration
and Circulation
Hard
and Soft Tissue
Cellular
Respiration
The
Sensory World
Visceral
Intelligence
Places
of transition
The
Gut and how we Metabolise
The
Homeostatic Environment
Movement
Creation
of Life
Living
Anatomy approach
including an appreciation of
Body Energetics
Holistic
Relationships
How
Chi influences structure
How form and function influence Chi
How
Chi Kung can change pathological states
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