Training in BodyTalk, New York City Resident? Here's What to Look Forward To!

By: Sarah Myers

[ Posted On: 2008-10-23 ]

You've probably already heard about the BodyTalk System™ and its great potential to improve health on every level- mind, body, and consciousness. BodyTalk Modules 1 & 2 train people from all walks of life to use the BodyTalk techniques on themselves, their family, friends, and clients. Laura said of learning the BodyTalk System™: "Learning BodyTalk has been the most amazing experience of my life. You're not just learning a healthcare system, it's a while new way of looking at the world." This seems to be the theme around all the feedback from Body Talk (New York City based or otherwise) courses. And it's not surprising since the courses are so comprehensive.

Here are the course subjects you'll be proficient in by the end of your training in Modules 1 & 2:

• BodyTalk theory- How to determine the body's needs through a comprehensive list of questions

• Balancing the cortices of the brain- for improved focus and function

• Body hydration

• Linking of endocrines, body parts, and organs

• Addressing stored phobias, negative belief systems, and emotional trauma

• Improvement of structural issues- posture, for example

• Stimulation of immune response to toxins, microbes, and allergies

• Balancing the chakra energy system and the acupuncture meridian system

• Normalization of lymph, blood, nerve, and energy circulation

Participants in training at BodyTalk (NYC residents as well as folks from out of town) are impressed with the amount of knowledge they gain and how much they enjoy the courses: Dean DePice said, "I was very impressed with the extremely practical content and profoundly engaging instructional style of the teacher. The training and development of the instructor is extremely evident and rich!"

Body Talk instructors enjoy their work of teaching the BodyTalk System™, and it shows. Teaching people how to improve their health and vitality is rewarding for both instructors and the students. Once they've learned the system, many students continue their education and become a BodyTalk practitioner. They then can bring what they've learned about BodyTalk back to their communities, businesses, homes of friends and family, and schools (for both students and teachers).

The benefits of learning BodyTalk are far reaching. Not the quick fix so common in modern medicine, BodyTalk is holistic healthcare without limits: Laura Mayhew said of her experience: "BodyTalk is even more wonderful than I had imagined: it's infinite...I'm very impressed and can't wait to practice and learn more. Thank you so much!"

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About The Author: Sarah Myers -- The Body Talk New York City Center offers energy healing through bodytalk New York City. Rent a space or take a class in body talk nyc through www.thebodytalkcenter.com

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