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The course will consist of nine Sundays of theory and practical tuition, with some home study. The intensive nature of the course means that the number of participants will be strictly limited. On completion a certificate of competence will be awarded. A minimum of eight sessions will be required for the award of the certificate.
Practitioners with an A & P certificate to Level 3 of the national occupational standard, or to have studied A & P as a module in another course such as osteopathy, chiropractic, massage or reflexology, or to have a medical background are eligible to apply.
Courses: There are 2 courses running this year: COURSE 1 Course Code: CST2010-1 Tutor: Jonathan Lawrence BA DO Cert.Ed. Jonathan has practiced craniosacral osteopathy for 22 years, including treatment of children and babies. He has also lectured extensively in the UK and abroad to medical practitioners and complementary therapists. Venue: South Molton, North Devon 2010 Dates: North Devon 2010
£895; Exam fee £75 COURSE 2 Course Code: CST 2010-2 Tutor: Jonathan Lawrence BA DO Cert.Ed. Jonathan has practiced craniosacral osteopathy for 22 years, including treatment of children and babies. He has also lectured extensively in the UK and abroad to medical practitioners and complementary therapists. Venue: South Molton, North Devon 2010 Dates: North Devon 2010 October 9th and 10th October 30th and 31st . November 19tn and 20th Final exam: 21st November
£895; Exam fee £75
On completion of the course, the student will have gained competence in the techniques taught, knowing when to apply the techniques and how to recognise contraindications and limitations. In order for the students to appreciate the application of the techniques in a holistic context, the academic knowledge will be presented in a 'top-down' fashion, looking at the control mechanisms in the organisms from consciousness to the synergy between the cooperating systems of the organism.
Cranial Course outline:
Pre Course Reading Designed to ensure that the student is adequately prepared for the information given in the course.
Continual Assessment To ensure that the student gains practical skills to use the techniques safely and effectively. Any student who is failing to acquire the relevant skills will be coached as necessary.
Examination
Portfolio Students will be required to present a portfolio of four case histories, where the student has used the skills obtained on the course. Assessment will not depend on the success of the cases, but on the way that the knowledge acquired on the course has been applied. The portfolio will be presented by October 3rd. Email and telephone support will be available during this time. The Certificate will be awarded on successful completion of all the required elements of the course.
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These techniques are non-invasive, safe and effective. They release physical and emotional tensions in body tissues, relieving pain and stress, allowing self-healing to take place.

The Course is designed for those who have a working knowledge of the anatomy and physiology of the relevant systems. Pre course reading guidance will be given and the relevant information reviewed as part of the teaching.

The Craniosacral courses are organised and run by lecturer Jonathan Lawrence.



