Phase IV – Extremities

This foundation class covers the history, philosophy and concepts of Ortho-Bionomy, and provides a basic understanding of the release techniques for each major joint in the body.  The techniques are comfortable for the client and easy on the practitioner. They stimulate the inherent self-corrective reflexes of the body through the proprioceptors, resulting in the release of muscular tension, a reduction in overall stress, normalization of structural alignment, and a new sense of internal balance for the client.  The Extremities class will focus on shoulders to hands / Pelvis to feet.

This class is part of the Okanagan Comprehensive Ortho-Bionomy program www.orthobionomy-training.ca and can also be taken individually.

To Register or for more information Contact us at obokanagan@gmail.com

 

 

Date

Jun 06 - 07 2023
Expired!

Time

9:00 am - 5:00 pm

Cost

$400.00

Location

Winfield Hall
Winfield Hall
Lake Country, BC
Website
http://winfieldmemorialhall.com/
Category

Organizer

Peggy Oud / Marie Long
Email
obokanagan@gmail.com
Website
https://orthobionomy-training.ca
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