In this class you will learn how to activate the three dimensional brain and make and anchor goals to use Energy Medicine more efficiently in your life and those you work with. The three dimensions, left/right, top/bottom, and front/back brain, relate to communication, comprehension, and our ability to focus. Anyone with learning, coordination, attention, self esteem, or memory challenges will benefit from this class, and practitioners working with people with those challenges will benefit as well. You will learn to quickly identify areas of struggle and redirect that energy to support and anchor specific goals. By the end of the class you will have a potent set of tools for navigating through life more easily and recovering quickly from bumps in the road. The tools you will learn can be put to immediate use to benefit you and those you work with. Discover how to ready yourself and others for optimal learning and stress reduction anytime, anywhere.

To increase the energy practitioner’s knowledge and confidence in basic human anatomy and physiology, and to elucidate the relationship between the subtle energy body and the physical body. Musculoskeletal, visceral, circulatory, nervous, and endocrine systems will be covered, as well as introducing terminology relevant in conversation with other health care professionals.

In EEM, practitioners use their knowledge of energetic systems and techniques to influence the subtle energy body, instigating positive physical changes. Since many practitioners are drawn to this work from varied backgrounds, it may be their first foray into health care. Having a sound grasp of basic human anatomy and physiology will endow an EEM practitioner's skills and abilities in visualizing and comprehending what's going on physiologically in the client's body, and also enable them to communicate this valuable information to the client. Both client and practitioner are thus empowered in the healing relationship.

Eden Energy Medicine provides amazing insight into the nature and habits of energy and it's impact on the physical system, but what about the nature of the actual organs that we interact with? We understand Spleen as meridian and Radiant Circuit energy, but what exactly is its physical function? What are the differing tasks of the small and large intestines? How big is a kidney? What is the anatomy of a muscle, and how does one work precisely? How is that relevant to energy testing?

As EEM practitioners we've learned the various languages of energy - in this class we will learn the language of the physical body, enabling practitioners to communicate information with specificity to client, colleague or physician. These descriptive terms are also very useful when teaching energy medicine classes.

As massage therapists, Janie and Margie have combined their formal training with their energetic studies, and have a reputation for lively and fun teaching styles. This class promises to be an exciting opportunity to illuminate and demystify the organs and physiological systems of the body, as well as master the terminology of anatomy.

By virtue of the fact that this subject warrants a lifetime of study, and we have six hours to cover the basics, this class will be fast, fun, and full of kinesthetic experience. Teaching methods will cater to all learning modes by being bright, active, and repetitious.

Handouts will support the class content and act as reference material for the practitioner in the office. There will be a list of suggested resources for student’s professional libraries.