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When we are aware of how we feel, we can work towards a greater understanding of why we feel that way. In this 2-hour introductory lecture we will look at the Sinew channels from 2 perspectives; first as the interface with the world outside. They are protectors of the inside against toxic or overwhelming input. Secondly, as the unsung heroes of trauma recovery. Their capacity to hold trauma as tension, restriction and habituated bracing allows us to maintain sanity in the face of trauma. Somatization of emotional pain means we are less overwhelmed emotionally.
If we can free these channels from their habituated states, not only can we relieve pain but also change perspective. Free the body, free the mind. How we hold ourselves in the world influences how we see things and how we think about things.
Goals and Objectives
1. This lecture will remind participants of the importance of observation of posture and demeanor.
2. Participants will learn the survival benefits of somatization and also the cost in terms of trauma recovery.
3. Participants will learn the important function of each of the 4 groups of Sinew channels.
4. Participants will learn the most important points used in Sinew channel treatments.
Dr. Farrell has been practicing and teaching Chinese Medicine and Channel Theory since 1996. Her focus is on empowerment of students and patients so that they will embody the spiritual aspects of Chinese Medicine and make them their own. She believes that self-cultivation, self-knowledge and critical thinking are essential in developing capacity as a practitioner of Chinese Medicine.
Yvonne is the author of two books: Psycho-Emotional Pain and the Eight Extraordinary Vessels and her latest, Acupuncture for Surviving Adversity published by Singing Dragon. She has also written several articles for Medicinal Roots Magazine. She teaches continuing education courses in the US and internationally.
Learn more about Yvonne Farrell’s upcoming 8 month Mentorship (36 CEUs)
https://mentorship.healthyseminars.com/acupuncture-for-surviving-adversity-2024-cohort-3/