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Scottish School of Bio-Energy
Training
Level 1 - Introductory Workshops/Talks and Demonstrations
A pre-training experience. Learn basic techniques that enable you to develop the feel and sensing of the energy. In these inspirational workshops you will learn the concepts of the energy matrix of the body and how we influence our own energy blueprint. This provides the tools to create positive change in our health and indeed our lives.
If you would like to discuss arranging a talk or a workshop in your area, please contact us.
Level 2 - A nine month part-time course (one weekend a month)
Learn the physical and psychological issues of each energy centre, or chakra. As each energy centre is studied the student will clear out the baggage from different areas of their life. As this process takes place the student's energy vibration is heightened conducive to self-healing and the healing of others.
We teach the techniques for bringing about transformation in your life.
We provide the tools to create positive change in your health blueprint.
We help develop proficiency in the use of Bio-Energy Therapy.
Everybody has within them the ability to be a healer. With the right training, this natural ability can be discovered and cultivated.
People learn in different ways -
- Visual
- Auditory
- Kinesthetic
Through creative, interactive and fun processes we employ accelerated learning techniques which engage students and facilitate faster learning and more effective retention of essential information.
Course requirements
The student must attend each weekend of the course. If one weekend is missed this must be repeated at a later course or at an alternative course running in Scotland
Home study questions will be set each month. Response must be submitted to the course instructor, preferably by email, before the start of the next weekend training session.
A monthly journal is kept to record energy and healing experiences through the month. This also helps the instructor to monitor personal development.
Practice of the healing techniques and Chi Kung exercises taught on the course.
Areas for examination
- Bio-Energy Techniques - A practical examination
- Bio-Energy Theory - A written examination
- Case study project
The student must pass all three examinations with a minimum of 75% in each.
The Diploma will be issued under the auspices of the Michael Dalton School of Bio-Energy.
Advanced training
The Scottish School of Bio-Energy is committed to -
- Compliance with the highest standards of professional practice.
- Continuous training for all qualified Bio-Energy Therapists.
- Establishing and maintaining a network of support among Scottish practitioners.
- Bringing relevant and prestigious events to venues in Scotland.
Chi Kung
The practice of Chi Kung plays an integral part of the training in the Bio-Energy course. The student learns exercise sequences over the nine months.
The benefits
- Develops the sensitivity and awareness of energy
- Improves personal health while working on their own energy system
- Improves suppleness by working on the locomotive system of the body
- This improves co-ordination, balance and breathing techniques
Combining mind and body to cultivate vital energy
Margaret Lovatt has been studying Chi Kung for seven years and has been teaching it through courses in Scotland for the past six years, as well as the advanced training courses in London and Ireland.
"The feedback is amazing! The students can't wait to have the Chi Kung sessions on the training course. It really sets them up for their practical work."
Margaret has learned many forms of Chi Kung from her instructor who makes annual visits to China. She has also attended training in Scotland with Chen Lei, the top Wushu champion in China until his recent retirement from competition. Chen Lei visits Scotland every year to present training.
Some of the forms practised
- Wu Qin Xi - The Five Animals
- Ba Duan Jin - The Eight Silk Brocade
Chi Kung and the NHS
The research in recent years has proven the benefits of Chi Kung exercises not only in maintaining good health but having a positive effect on disease.
This year an exciting opportunity has arisen to bring Chi Kung into the National Health Service. Margaret will be teaching the health care practitioners to teach their patients and clients This is a great step forward in introducing energy work to western medicine. The Maggie Centre in Dundee already has Tai Chi proving very beneficial in the palliative care of the patients.