This class is not sequential.
In this class you'll learn to feel the restrictions and pathological patterns affecting the cranium. You'll start working with areas of interface, the sutures. You'll explore how to use this information in clinical practice, and to reboot the system.

Instructors: Dan Bensky
Teaching Assistants: 1-4 depending on the size of the group.
Days of training: 3

PREREQUISITES: EV Modules 1, 2, and 3.

In this three-day class we will go over the living anatomy of the most important viscera, learn palpatory techniques to listen to them, and go over some ways to integrate this information into the practice of TEAM. This next step in Engaging Vitality, will aid in gaining a more complete and less abstract understanding of TEAM and its applications. It will have a significant positive impact on your practice.

In Module II, participants learn to practice assessing the qi by assessing diagnostic changes in the body's motions, rhythms, discrete temperature changes, and areas of restriction. These EV methods are the diagnostic assessments of this palpatory approach.

In Module III, Rayén will show how EV palpatory skills as diagnostic aids can deepen our understanding and improve our ability to assess the body's fluids.

This workshop has grown out of years of practice and experience by Charles (Chip) Chace who studied this material thoroughly and developed it in conjunction with other aspects of Engaging Vitality. This class will be presented by Felix de Haas, a close student of Chip who has worked with this material for many years.

This class will be taught in Spanish
In this non-sequential class we revisit the Shape of the Qi (SOQ), the Fluid body, and then we walk one step further, exploring the relation between the Ba Mai and the Fluids and its expression in the morphology. We continue our exploration of the Ba Mai palpation introducing the inherent movement.