Medicine and psychotherapy have recognized from the dawn of their modern existence the existence of the “unconscious” as a central factor in the physical and mental healing process. Even after 100 years of research and experience, the abilities to understand, work and influence the “unconscious” remain partial.
With the current expansion in therapeutic approaches that include expanding consciousness, mind and body, it is important to get to know the body systems in depth, and their relationship to the emotional mental system.
In the current course, we will address the biology of the “unconscious” that occurs in the central and autonomic nervous system. A deep understanding of the structure and function of these systems opens up new possibilities for therapeutic techniques.
We will delve into the study of the “structure-function-reaction-transduction” of the central nervous system and practice a variety of precise techniques for diagnosis and treatment, which work along the neural pathways, and immediately affect the senses, emotions and behavior. (We call them neurovisceral techniques).
The effective contact techniques that help in a variety of situations where the health of the body and mind, and the quality of life have been compromised, and no effective solution has been found. These include chronic pain, symptoms stemming from mental trauma, sleep problems, digestion, emotional regulation and more.
The course will take place in the framework of a small and intimate learning group.
This learning capsule will make it possible to internalize complex and special techniques in an easy and in-depth Hands-on-style experiential way – practical practices one on top of the other, with controlled practice and the development of the skill needed to drive a healing process.