Perception and the Neuroendocrine Immune Continuum
Further Courses and Continuing Professional Development
PERCEPTION AND THE NEUROENDOCRINE IMMUNE CONTINUUM – IN PERSON OR ONLINE
* 15TH-17TH MARCH 2024 *
WITH IAN WRIGHT BSc.(OST), DPO, MOCI, FSCCO
- perception, interoception and both conscious and unconscious processes that make up our understanding of ‘self’ in response to our environment
- the importance of inflammation in disease and how to tackle it
- autoimmunity and the way the body perceives ‘normal’
- the rhythm and coherence of the endocrine system and how to restore it
- the importance of dopamine and serotonin pathways and their importance in behaviour
- the pineal connection
- vaccinations from a variety of viewpoints
- the above systems and how they can be perceived as fields of coherence
- clinical applications and how to restore the perception of Health from a biodynamic and embryo-dynamic viewpoint
- the effect of trauma and emotions on the neuroendocrine-immune-perceptual continuum
- fields of influence of the above systems; from focal to the relationship with greater societal and cultural and global spheres and their direct influence on this continuum.
Course tutor:
Ian Wright qualified from the British School of Osteopathy in 1992, and has taught Cranial and Paediatric Osteopathy for over 25 years internationally, including Russia, Sweden, Germany, Italy, UK and Ireland. He founded the Irish Diploma in Paediatric Osteopathy, teaching paediatrics to osteopaths and treating complex cases in a charity clinic setting. He is a teacher and Fellow of the Sutherland Cranial College (UK), and teaches with the International Paediatric Pathway in Italy. He practices in Florence, London and Ireland. Ian’s book ‘Dynamics of Stillness’ was released in October 2019.
Venue and times:
Cost:
£345 if the fee is received by 1st February 2024, or £365 if the fee is received after this date. All fees are non-refundable unless the seminar has to be postponed or cancelled. Please make cheques payable to CTET, or contact our administrator for bank details to make a transfer.
