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THE POWER OF BREATH RECOGNITION, RESTORATION AND MANUAL TREATMENT OF THORACIC AND DISORDERED BREATH PATTERNS
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Friday May 7th, 2010 - Friday May 7th, 2010 |
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9:00 am - 4:00 pm |
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$175.00 Fee
$195.00 Fee After May 1, 2010 |
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Canceled Please look for this class in the future In this unique, experiential, hands on course you will have an in depth study of the physical and metaphysical anatomy of breath based on Eastern and Western sciences with an understanding of the widespread influences of incorrect breathing patterns on physical, emotional health ,and the musculoskeletal system in particular, based on clinical and research evidence and its effect on the circulatory, neurological, psychological and metabolic processes. Learn to recognize signs, symptoms and have rehabilitation tools, including neuromuscular soft tissues methods , breath techniques and stretching. Powerful experiential breath techniques will serve the health and mental well-being of you and your client a lifetime. Patricia Bowden-Luccardi LMT, CNMT is breath educator with extensive experience in Kundalini Yoga and Breath Therapy. Her innovative approach is in combining Neuromuscular Therapy, Yoga, and Breath.. As a former staff Neuromuscular Therapist at Canyon Ranch Medical SPA in Lenox, MA., she lectured weekly on the Power of Breath With a growing reputation as an authority on breath,she attributes her success from her own experience and personal understanding of the physical, mental and emotional effects of disordered breathing. She has helped thousands of people from all walks of life to regain their vitality and health through proper breathing. She provides experiential workshops, lectures and individual consultation to empower each person to re-connect to the innate power of their own breath. A licensed NYS Clinical Massage Therapist, member of NCBTMB, Certified in Yogic Neuromuscular Therapist , Kundalini Yoga and Yoga of the Heart(TM) Cardiac and Cancer Yoga. She graduated from the Connecticut Center for Massage Therapy and the Center for Neuromuscular, Psychosomatic and Somotopsychic Studies . |
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