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Foundations of Therapeutic Touch Tune-Up

This  workshop is designed to bridge between Level 1 and The Transpersonal Nature of Therapeutic Touch

This workshop will provide students who have completed Levels 1 with an opportunity to upgrade their TT training to meet the new basic level requirements of “Foundations of Therapeutic Touch”. They will then be eligible to attend the new “Transpersonal Nature of Therapeutic Touch”.  A certificate of completion stating “Foundations of Therapeutic Touch Upgrade” – 4 1/2 hours will be issued to all participants. The workshop is open to anyone with a minimum Level 1 and can also be used for maintaining RP status.

In this workshop Alison and Paula will take you through the “Foundations of Therapeutic Touch” curriculum. You will see what is different and how it relates to our understanding of Therapeutic Touch and your TT practice. Each participant will learn more about our history and the theories and research that influenced its development. You will understand the TT “healing theory” as it relates to “CARER”, the fundamental process of a TT session. Learn how developing your inner world can enhance your TT healing practice for yourself and others. Round out our time together with a Practicum designed to have fun with all you\’ve learned.

At present we have no classes scheduled. If you are interested in this workshop, please contact Alison at adcooke141@gmail.com .

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Paula Neilson has been active in Therapeutic Touch® for nineteen years both as a Recognized Practitioner and Teacher with the Therapeutic Touch Network of Ontario.  She facilitates the East End Toronto TT Branch where TTers meet via Zoom to talk about TT and give and receive sessions. Over the years, she has provided TT sessions to hundreds of people. She has taught this gentle energy healing technique to healthcare practitioners, long-term care professionals, volunteers, and other interested people. Paula teaches Therapeutic Touch for Self-Care on a weekly basis and is a qualified teacher for Foundations with the Therapeutic Touch International Association and the TTNO.

 

 

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Alison Cooke has been practicing and teaching Therapeutic Touch® (TT) for more than 25 years. For the same number of years she has been providing TT in Stirling Manor LTC and in Pastoral Care for Eastminster United Church. She facilitates two TTNO branches on Zoom; her local Stirling Branch and the TTNO Virtual Branch. In 2014 she received the TTNO Founders Award for her work as both Recognized Teacher for the TTNO and their webmaster. She teaches Therapeutic Touch for Self-Care workshops and is a qualified teacher for Foundations with the Therapeutic Touch International Association and the TTNO. Alison brings to her teaching over 20 years of experience in both high school and elementary public school systems. Alison, along with co-author, Crystal Hawk, has published Be Your Own Healer: Self-Care with Therapeutic Touch. This book outlines the self-care program they teach. Alison has been attending the Montana Dialogues since they began in 2010.

This  workshop is designed to bridge between Level 1 and The Transpersonal Nature of Therapeutic Touch

This workshop will provide students who have completed Levels 1 with an opportunity to upgrade their TT training to meet the new basic level requirements of “Foundations of Therapeutic Touch”. They will then be eligible to attend the new “Transpersonal Nature of Therapeutic Touch”.  A certificate of completion stating “Foundations of Therapeutic Touch Upgrade” – 4 1/2 hours will be issued to all participants. The workshop is open to anyone with a minimum Level 1 and can also be used for maintaining RP status.

In this workshop Alison and Paula will take you through the “Foundations of Therapeutic Touch” curriculum. You will see what is different and how it relates to our understanding of Therapeutic Touch and your TT practice. Each participant will learn more about our history and the theories and research that influenced its development. You will understand the TT “healing theory” as it relates to “CARER”, the fundamental process of a TT session. Learn how developing your inner world can enhance your TT healing practice for yourself and others. Round out our time together with a Practicum designed to have fun with all you\’ve learned.

At present we have no classes scheduled. If you are interested in this workshop, please contact Alison at adcooke141@gmail.com .

Paula 200x200

Paula Neilson has been active in Therapeutic Touch® for nineteen years both as a Recognized Practitioner and Teacher with the Therapeutic Touch Network of Ontario.  She facilitates the East End Toronto TT Branch where TTers meet via Zoom to talk about TT and give and receive sessions. Over the years, she has provided TT sessions to hundreds of people. She has taught this gentle energy healing technique to healthcare practitioners, long-term care professionals, volunteers, and other interested people. Paula teaches Therapeutic Touch for Self-Care on a weekly basis and is a qualified teacher for Foundations with the Therapeutic Touch International Association and the TTNO.

 

 

Alison 200x200

Alison Cooke has been practicing and teaching Therapeutic Touch® (TT) for more than 25 years. For the same number of years she has been providing TT in Stirling Manor LTC and in Pastoral Care for Eastminster United Church. She facilitates two TTNO branches on Zoom; her local Stirling Branch and the TTNO Virtual Branch. In 2014 she received the TTNO Founders Award for her work as both Recognized Teacher for the TTNO and their webmaster. She teaches Therapeutic Touch for Self-Care workshops and is a qualified teacher for Foundations with the Therapeutic Touch International Association and the TTNO. Alison brings to her teaching over 20 years of experience in both high school and elementary public school systems. Alison, along with co-author, Crystal Hawk, has published Be Your Own Healer: Self-Care with Therapeutic Touch. This book outlines the self-care program they teach. Alison has been attending the Montana Dialogues since they began in 2010.