Taijutsu for Therapy is now available for booking.  Email Jane for more details.  Mark Evans will be presenting this interesting and fun course to teach therapists how to press without pressure.  Book now to avoid disappointment!

At a course this week, we deviated our discussions into body-mind interactions.  This lead on to some interesting discussions regarding the mind and the emotions.  A couple of fascinating websites were mentioned that are well worth a look:

Take a look!

Taz Faruqi's useful guide entitled "Take Your Health Back" is now available from Amazon's Kindle store 

Download it today to help you live the life you want to have.

This weekend's Food, Function, Flow course was attended by 12 delegates who learned life changing facts and tips.  The inspirational Chris Horridge taught us how to make salmon fish cakes, fillet of beef with pea puree and a fruit soup.  Lots of hints and tips on how to get the best nutrition and flavour the healthy way. 

 

Taz gave us all ideas for exercise that were simple and sustainable, and your's truly gave an overview of the digestive system, with the anatomy and physiology and pathology and the gut.

Looking forward to completing the Anma Modules this weekend, and to begin the fun task of revision.  Revision doesn't have to be the chore that you think it might be - Amatsu Training School makes it fun! We'll take some photos of the course and add them to the website so you can see just how we turn a chore into a chuckle!!

The new Amatsu course began on 18th February with 11 new and excited students at the lovely Loudwater Farm in Rickmansworth.  4 days of learning, fun and laughter was had by all. Taz Faruqi taught 2 days of the weekend, with the introduction of muscle testing and positioning the body.  We meet again on 25th March for 4 more days training, and cant wait!!

Well what a successful course!  Jane and Taz presented the first Amatsu Kihon week in Rickmansworth to 9 practitoners and it was very well received.  Some great learning by all.  It was the first time that the Amatsu Training School had used Regus in Rickmansworth as a course venue, and it worked well.  Good transport links made it easy for the delegates to travel to.  Three Irish Amatsu practitoners flew over for the course to join the 6 English practitioners, so it was great to have some international relations!

The new intake of the Amatsu Training School is due to start training in February 2011, and there are only 2 places left.  Contact the office for details, or download the registration form.  The group will meet on December 5th for a Pre-Course Get-Together, so they can have an informal meet and greet prior to commencing training and can also met the rest of the training team.