Deane Juhan eloquently brings alive and makes accessible and intriguing the subjects of anatomy, physiology and neurology. These classes will develop new images and new language and new concepts in order to more deeply understand the anatomical, physiological, and philosophical aspects of the body, mind and spirit. New cutting-edge research and decades of personal experience are the sources of the information that will be offered.
This Dynamic Anatomy course is designed for bodyworkers and movement therapists of all kinds—practitioners of massage, Yoga, Trager, Feldenkrais, Alexander Technic, deep tissue approaches, chiropractic, physical therapy and dance therapists have all profited from Deane’s classes in the past.
All of this material, as we weave it more coherently into an ultimate vision of how our bodies, our minds and our deeper souls interact can lead us to ever more optimal function, self-development, and freedom from impairments that have limited our potentials for a vibrant life.
“Deane’s classes are outright fascinating, informative and empowering. The visuals of the vast amount of slides would be worth the price of the class alone. It is Deane’s well researched ability along with his decades of hands-on experience which solidifies an understanding that’s broader from what I already knew. I learned new facts today that I will immediately use when explaining to my clients what’s going on in their bodies." -- Fawn Christianson, Traeger practitioner and yoga instructor
CEU for NCBTMB: We will send you a certificate at the end of the series. You can use these hours to renew your board certification. Click here to read more.
Understanding, Dealing with, and Learning to Avoid Injuries – Lower Body
What accommodations need to be addressed in order to heal past injuries, and not exacerbate them? What are the attitudes and methods students need in order to successfully navigate the neuromuscular and bio-mechanical systems and most effectively and safely develop both strength and lengthening in their practice of the asanas? What are the areas of anatomy that most typically are involved with past injuries, and most usually need to be paid attention to as they develop their practices?
When? Saturday March 15th at 2:30pm – 5:00pm Pacific Time. Please use this time converter if you need.
Cost: $45
Where? Online. The zoom link will be part of your confirmation email and you will also receive a reminder email 2 days before and one hour before it starts.
Recorded Video will be available and sent automatically to all registered participants. If you cannot make the time but would like to attend, please register to receive the video link.
CEU available for NCBTMB.
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Originally trained in-residence at Esalen Institute from 1973 to 1990, Deane Juhan has been a professional bodyworker for 30 years. He is a Trager practitioner and instructor, with a private practice in the Berkeley area. The author of "Job's Body: A Handbook for bodywork," and "Touched by the Goddess: The Physical, Emotional and Spiritual Dimensions of Bodywork," he has long had a passion for understanding the relations between mind, body and spirit and the creative forces at work in all self-development, healing and artistic expression. His workshops have been presented all across the US, Canada, Europe and Japan. Their content is focused on both cutting edge research into many aspects of the body-mind and his years of experience as a practitioner.
Website: jobsbody.com