Issue 10 March 2011
Quantum
The Breath of Life Conference I
t is not often that such eminent pioneers at the cutting edge of holistic healthcare are brought together under a single roof to share their ideas and explore how we function, beyond just the physical form. The Breath of Life Conference, to be held in London on 28th and 29th May 2011, features speakers involved in ground breaking research and revolutionary practices in the cranial and allied fields. It will be the sixth bi-annual Conference of its kind and its purpose is to facilitate debate and provide the opportunity for therapists to widen their exposure to new and established approaches to holistic healthcare. This year’s line-up includes Dr. James Oschman, the accomplished biologist, biophysicist and world authority on energy and complementary medicine. He is the author of the ground-breaking books Energy Medicine: The Scientific Basis and Energy Medicine in Therapeutics and Human Performance. Oschman will talk about the clinical applications of new discoveries in the field of biophysics and new understandings of human physiology, and will also run a workshop, Energy Medicine, Frequency Medicine and Resonance, to be held in London on 4th and 5th June.
The Conference is also delighted to welcome Nicholas Handoll, the eminent Osteopath and author of several books including The Anatomy of Potency, an examination of quantum physics and how it can help us to understand who we are and the environment in which we live. Handoll will expand on this theme at the Conference in his talk entitled ‘Energy Osteopathy’.
Susan Turner, senior lecturer at the European School of Osteopathy and Sutherland Cranial College, will also speak at the Conference. Her talk entitled ‘Digging On…There Are Always More Potatoes: Stillness, Motion and the Spaces Between’ will explore clinical approaches developed by Dr. Sutherland and which are taught by her today.
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Another pioneer who will present at the Conference is Frederick Leboyer, originator of the natural childbirth movement and author of Birth Without Violence, Loving Hands, Art of Giving Birth and The Art of Breathing. This is a rare opportunity for the Conference delegates to interact with and ask questions of this revolutionary philosopher and practitioner. In a rare visit to London, Peter Levine PhD, the world renowned pioneer of trauma therapy, developer of Somatic Experiencing® and author the bestselling book Waking the Tiger, will also present at to the Conference. Levine has taught and worked in treatment centres, hospitals and pain clinics throughout the world, dealing with a wide range of traumas, including accidents, rapes, assaults, abuse and invasive medical procedures, to name just a few.
Other speakers include Bonnie Bainbridge Cohen, innovator and developer of Body-Mind Centering®, and internationally renowned and pioneering craniosacral therapists, Franklyn Sills and Ray Castellino. Each speaker will give a 1.5 hour presentation and a panel discussion with all the speakers will complete the weekend. It will take place at a well-equipped Conference centre in central London.
Cost: £235 (if paid by March 31st 2011) or £265 (if paid after March 31st). This includes teas and coffees during breaks and admission to all lectures.
Venue: The Brunei Gallery, School of Oriental and African Studies, 10 Thornhaugh Street, Russell Square, London WC1.
For further details and booking forms please contact:
Email:
info@breathoflifeconference.co.uk Website:
www.breathoflifeconference.co.uk
Dr. James Oschman
Bonnie Bainbridge
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