Biodynamics of the Blood and the Heart – 19-22 October 2023
19-22 October 2023
Melody Hill Retreat, Magaliesburg
This will be a residential training.
Full day training
R7500
Includes meals and accommodation.
RSVP or questions?
Pamela Kinsella
083 637 9336
pam@craniohealing.co.za
Ryan Hallford has been actively involved in the teaching and practice of craniosacral therapy since 1998. While having studied and appreciated many styles of cranial work, he has always gravitated to the biodynamic approach because of its capacity to unlock remarkable deep resources for healing and transformation.
Ryan operates The Cranial Resource Centre, a clinic offering treatment for adults and children, in Dallas, Texas. He served as the host of the Craniosacral Podcast from 2015 to 2021, bringing insightful interviews with prominent craniosacral therapists and teachers all around the globe. To date the podcast has received around 500,00 downloads. Ryan teaches both classical and biodynamic craniosacral therapy multinational.
4 Day In-Person Post graduate training.
This workshop takes a closer look at the deeper nature of the heart and blood. Blood is said by some embryologists to be the first organ formed in the embryo. It is a fundamental transport medium and communication network in the body, a field of mobile potency. Blood is utilized by the nervous, endocrine, immune, and other systems to continuously serve the quest for equilibrium in the body.
The heart has captivated humankind like no other organ. It is said to be the home of the mind and location of our deepest sense of self. Primary respiration often reveals the heart to be a deep well of stillness and peace. We find that the heart actually acts in the service of blood, regulating the inherent motion and potency found in the blood field itself.
Areas of consideration:
- Palpation of key vessels of the cardiovascular system
- Capillaries as gateways into deep neutrality and stillness
- Primary Respiration and the blood ocean
- ANS and circulation
The heart as viewed through physiology and the world’s spiritual traditions.