Stress Release Made Easy with Energy Kinesiology
Filed under Events, Holistic Health, New Classes This Season.| January 18, 2012 | ||
| 8:00 PM | to | 10:00 PM |
Ken Campbell, RN, NP-C, PKP, Erin Davis, OT, BKP, and Shari Ahlers, LAc
In this workshop we will learn how to deal with the scourge of stress using a holistic approach drawn from the highly sophisticated natural healing system of Energy Kinesiology. The topics covered will include: the warning signs of stress; stress management and prevention; how to increase our stress tolerance; differentiating “good” from “bad” stress; the three phases of stress and their impacts on the cardiovascular system, blood chemistry, emotions, mental states and performance; how to use kinesiology muscle testing and neurovascular reflex points on oneself and others to release stress; and how to use breathing, exercise, nutrition and humor in long-term stress management.
Note: To further pursue the study of Kinesiology, see the Energy Kinesiology program.
A WEEKLY COURSE
(4 sessions) Wednesday, January 18–
February 8, 2012, 8–10pm
11FHH33T For CEUs click here
Members: $130 / Nonmembers: $140
Shari Ahlers, LAc, is a nationally licensed acupuncturist who has been in private practice for 12 years, and graduated from the Pacific College of Oriental Medicine in NY. She is on the faculty of the ICPKP training program.
Ken Campbell, RN, NP-C, PKP, is a board-certified Nurse Practitioner and has served as clinical associate faculty for the Nurse Practitioner programs at both Syracuse and Binghamton universities. Ken is also trained as a Professional Kinesiology Practitioner and works with elite athletes using this technique to treat injuries and improve performance. He has been a Reiki Master since 1987.
Erin Davis, OT, BKP, is an ICPKP Professional Faculty member. Erin trained as an Occupational Therapist in Australia , and has studied PKP in four countries. She has a full-time kinesiology practice in New York City, using kinesiology to empower her clients to upgrade aspects of their life that they desire positive improvement.
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