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1012 Marquez Place #310A
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call 471-9330
or email: whitecloudnm@aol.com
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There are no prerequisites for most of these courses
and you do not need to be a practitioner to take these courses. Just bring
an open heart and a willing spirit.
Most courses are approved for continuing education by the NCBTMB, Acupuncture,
and Nursing.
If you are interested in registering for any classes, please visit our contact
page.
Join us in August 2010 at Tao Gardens in Thailand for the First Global Chi Nei Tsang Convention and Tao Congress. More details can be found at: www.tao-garden.com
Caryn will be presenting a class in CNT level 2. Dates TBA.
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Next CNT 101 class in Santa Fe is March 19-21 and August 6-8, 2010
Next CNT 102 class in Santa Fe is April 30-May 2 and October 22-24, 2010
Next CNT 101 class in Tucson is November 6-8, 2009
Next CNT 103 class in Santa Fe is July 23-25 and November 12-14, 2010
CNT 101 Fundamentals Retreat Pagosa Springs Colorado October 6-9, 2010
Printable Chi Nei Tsang Certification Program brochure
Description of Program:
White Cloud Institute’s Chi Nei Tsang Certification Program
prepares you for a healing practice in this powerful Asian bodywork.
Chi Nei Tsang (CNT) is Taoist Abdominal Massage and designed to
provide deep healing by working directly on internal dysfunctions
and energy blocks. Chi Nei Tsang is not only a bodytherapy technique,
but a whole discipline involving training in vital energy cultivation
(qigong) and active meditations to help open the body, mind and
spirit. CNT is a way to begin to understand the Healing Tao System
which is a very complete self-improvement program based on esoteric
Taoist teachings and brought to the West by internationally renowned
qigong Master, Mantak Chia.
The program offers three levels of certification and is arranged
so that you may go at your own pace. Each level is achieved through
a combination of coursework, case studies, supervised practicum,
and treatments received. Coursework includes Chi Nei Tsang specific
study as well as other Healing Tao classes such as Qigong and Meditation
practice.
The first step is Practioner Level I, requiring 225 hours.
The next step is Practioner Level II, requiring an additional 100
hours.
The final level certifies you as a Chi Nei Tsang Senior Practitioner
or Teaching Assistant and requires 100 more hours.
CNT Practitioner Level 1 - 225 hours
3 CNT Fundamentals weekend classes (101,102,103) - 63 hours total.
(The CNT 8 week Fundamentals can be substituted for the 101 weekend)
1 Fundamentals retreat (65 hours)
1 Anatomy weekend (15 hours) or other Anatomy class
30 hours of other related Healing Tao classes - (Qigong, Meditation,
Tai Chi, I Ching, 5 Elements cooking, Healing Tao, etc.)
50 case studies
2 hours of supervised practicum with instructor
8 treatments received
CNT Practitioner Level 2 - 100 hours
Completion of the above requirements, plus:
CNT 201 weekend (21 hours) 2 days in class and one day of related
reading
Assist in Fundamentals class (20 hours) 8 week class or 3 day weekend
30 hours of other related Healing Tao classes
25 case studies
2 hours of supervision
8 treatments received
CNT Senior Practitioner or Teaching Assistant - 100 hours
Completion of the above requirements, plus:
CNT 301 weekend (21 hours) 2 class days and 1 day of related reading
Teaching assistant (50 hours) at a retreat, or supervising a CNT
clinic
25 Case Studies
8 treatments received
Students are responsible for keeping records of all requirements
fulfilled and can present them to the school in order to receive
a Certificate of Completion
Next Program begins with Energy Medicine I class, March 27-29, and Septermber 25-27, 2009 Santa Fe, NM.
Printable Energy Medicine Certification Program brochure
Description of Program:
White Cloud Institute’s Energy Medicine Certification Program
is a two-year course of study. Coursework includes ancient healing
methods and current scientific research. The program brings students
closer to fulfilling their longing for contact with the spiritual
world and to integrating that awareness into daily life. Healing
becomes incidental to a greater understanding of life on this
planet.
Students experience their own core healing abilities in order to
reintroduce natural soul-level healing to their families and communities.
Find more joy and vitality by evolving beyond a third-dimensional
reality into a consciousness-based reality. This program teaches
lifelong practices which enhance both health and connectedness
to the universe.
Personal growth, essential to the development of healing, is an
integral part of the program. Students experience the support and
comraderie of the group as well as guidance in expressing their
professional development. The program allows for surprises, deep
introspection through journey work and meditation, and the discovery
of our individual evolution and the contribution we each bring
to the world. Along the way we learn to appreciate who we are and
how we can bring more compassion into our lives.
The program schedule is paced to allow each student’s healership
to evolve with practice and time to integrate new information.
The foundational course, Energy Medicine I, is taught as a five-day
intensive for those travelling from out of town. Skills workshops
are all offered over two days to accomodate residents and visitors
alike.
Class Descriptions:
All courses have been approved by the National Certification Board
for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork for continuing education credits.
Continuing education credit available for Nurses.
- Energy Medicine I
- Energy Medicine II
- Skills Workshops
- Projects and Case Studies
- Advanced Supervision for E.M Graduates
Energy Medicine I
Three-day intensive
This course will give you a firm foundation for understanding the
Human Energy Field and strengthen your understanding of how our
energetic bodies move through time and space to assist us in our
relationships, our health and our spiritual evolution. This information
may be applied to any healing modality and is essential in developing
a healing plan.
A combination of lecture, guided hands-on experience and research,
you will learn: how to read an aura, about quantum physics and
healing, long distance healing and prayer, the intricacies of
the human energy field and its’ relationship to health
and disease, how to work with chakras and know what you are feeling,
healthy
boundaries, how culture and beliefs affect healing, and what
is Healing? We will discuss the emerging Archetypes of healing.
An
invaluable course for developing a deeper understanding of your
own energy and how to respond to clients. You will also learn
how to receive clearer guidance and increase your high sense
perception.
*Energy Medicine I courses are open to everyone. However, the two-year
program must be taken in sequence.
Energy Medicine II
Students are expected to have mastered level I skills and be ready
to move into more advanced techniques of healing and meditation.
This course will discuss in more depth the major models of healing,
the hara dimension of the energy field, and the level of intention.
We will branch out and explore individual healing styles within
the group, using case studies to refine our diagnosis and treatment
decisions. We will take a close look at characterology and learn
appropriate healing responses, while reading the aura with more
accuracy.
2-Day Skills Workshop
These two-day seminars focus on your practice sessions with clients
and is designed to give specific feedback to each individual. New
techniques are taught to add to your practice. This is a time to
come together and share case studies and insights gained through
practice. Also, to receive new information about healing techniques.
Individual feedback from the instructor will help to focus your
healing practice. We will be visioning your unique model of healing
for the world.
Projects and Case Studies
In the second year of the program, students choose a project to
investigate for their healing work. There is also a case study,
in which students will work for ten sessions with one client to
deepen their skills in energy healing.
Advanced Supervision
Join your peers for a weekend of sharing, inspiration and learning
some new tricks in the world of healing. Each person will have
an opportunity to share their "cutting edge" and be
guided lovingly with master teacher Caryn Boyd Diel to the new
horizon
of what is possible for their healership. Come be in community,
learn what's new, what's happening and what's coming in the world
of healing.This class is open to anyone with a healing practice.
What will be expected of you between classes?
There will be homework in the form of reading, meditations and
practice sessions with clients between class meetings. You will
be given the assignments in class so that you can plan your time
between classes. Written assignments will be due no later than
one week before the next class meeting, or may be turned in as
they are completed for feedback.
As your studies progress you will be writing a short case study
and doing a research project which applies to Energy Medicine and
your specific interests as a healer.
You will be expected to keep up with your own personal-spiritual
growth by receiving healing sessions or therapy sessions from practitioners
of your choice. It is imperative that healers be aware of their
own process and continue to clear as much as possible. It is required
that you receive at least one session a month. Please turn in a
written summary of these sessions and how they relate to your development
as a healer. These are due when other homework is mailed.
Application Process
Please contact the school for an application to these programs
Complete course outlines, reading lists and other requirements will
be sent upon acceptance into this program. There will be homework
and research assignments for you to complete between class meetings.
This course is approved for Continuing Education.
*If you have taken Energy Medicine I from Caryn Boyd Diel in the
past two years it is recommended that you repeat the class, (at a
discount) in order to begin tracking with the group that is to be
certified.
White Cloud Institute has crafted an Asian Body Therapy Program which is in line with both the NCCAOM and AOBTA guidelines which qualify therapists whose goal it is to take the national examination and be recognized as an Asian Body Therapy Practitioner.
Asian Body Therapy (ABT) is one of the three branches of Chinese Medicine in which the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM) certifies people for entry level into the profession.
Asian Bodywork is based upon Chinese Medical principles for assessing and evaluating the body's energetic system. It uses traditional Asian techniques and treatment strategies to primarily affect and balance the energetic system for the purpose of treating the human body, emotions, mind, energy field and spirit for the promotion, maintenance and restoration of health. Over the centuries practitioners in China, Japan, Thailand, Korea and more recently, North America and Europe have changed and evolved these forms into separate and distinct modalities.
The American Organization for Bodywork Therapies of Asia, (AOBTA®)accepts all forms of Asian Bodywork Therapy that meet their professional curriculum standards. Many of their members may simply identify themselves as practicing Shiatsu, Amma, or Medical Qigong, which are foundational forms of Asian Bodywork Therapy. Since these forms vary so much depending on the lineage, it is difficult finding one definition that is applicable to all. Practitioners create their own style definition of themselves and their hands, stretching, external application of medicinal plants or foods, heat or work as it accurately applies to them, derived from the recognized forms.
White Cloud Institute’s 530 hour Asian Body Therapy Program
June 1- November 21, 2009.
Class hours June-August. Clinic hours September-November, 2009.
Theoretical courses 270 hours Hours
Western Musculoskeletal Anatomy 45
Western Physiology 35
Western Pathology 20
Asian Anatomy and Physiology 1 & 2 100
—Oriental Medical Theory
Introduction to Patent Herbs 32
Herbal First Aid 8
Ethical Practice 7
—business, legal and professional practice
First Aid, CPR 7
Additional technique for Asian Bodywork 16
—Cupping, gua sha, using jade, moxabustion, tuina, acupressure
Practical courses 175 hours
Chi Nei Tsang 45
Shiatsu 70
Medical Qigong 15
Thai Massage 45
Clinic (observation, internship or treatment) 85 hours
Clinic 70
—50 treatment sessions must be documented and verified by supervising instructor
Clinic Review 15
Total hours 530
Tuition $8,000. Ask about a payment plan, or receive a $500 discount if paid in full by May 15, 2009
*Individual classes may be taken for $18/class hour.
Course Review and Exam preparation will be held in Jan/Feb 2010
Class Schedule
April 2009
4/19/09 ABT Open House
May 2009
June 2009 6/1-6/6 Asian A&P
6/8-6/12 Shiatsu
6/15-6/20 Western Musculo-Skeletal Anatomy
6/22-6/25 Asian A&P
6/26, 6/27 Medical Qigong
6/29, 6/30 Asian A&P
July 2009 7/1, 7/2 Asian A&P
7/6-7/10 Shiatsu
7/12-7/16 Thai Massage
7/20, 7/21 Moxa, Cupping Tuina
7/27 Ethics and Professional Practice
7/28-7/31 Chi Nei Tsang
August 2009
8/3, 8/4 Chi Nei Tsang
8/5-8/8 Herbs
8/10 Herbal First Aid
8/11-8/14 and 8/17 Western Physiology
8/18-20 Western Pathology and Pharmacology
Sept 2009 9/12 Clinic Review 9-5pm
Clinic ongoing, Tuesdays, 5-8 pm, Sept 15-Nov 17 Saturdays, 10-4, Oct 3-Nov 21 (except Oct 31)
Caryn Boyd Diel, MS Ed, LMT
Instructor: Chi Nei Tsang, Medical Qigong, Ethics and Professional Practice
Caryn Boyd Diel, the founder of White Cloud Institute, has healing practice in Santa Fe, New Mexico which incorporates a lifetime of study in the areas of counseling, bodywork and hands on healing. Her training has taken her around the world. Caryn has a Masters degree in Education and Counseling from the University of California. She graduated from the Barbara Brennan School of Healing in New York, studied Medical Qigong at the Xi Yuan Hospital in Bejing, China and at the International Institute of Medical Qigong with Sifu J.A. Johnson. She is a Full Instructor with the Universal Healing Tao and has studied with Master Mantak Chia in Thailand and many other living masters.
Kerrilyn Chew, DOM
Instructor: Tuina, Moxibustion, Gua Sha, Acupressure, Cupping
Kerrilyn Chew is a Doctor of Oriental Medicine and a nationally board certified acupuncturist and Chinese herbologist. She has a passion for how subtle and energetic phenomenon affects the body, mind and spirit. Her specialty is a style of Japanese Meridian Therapy that uses non-insertive needle techniques to balance the meridian and organ systems. She is an assistant teacher in this system of acupuncture, under her sensei, T. Koei Kuwahara. She is a Qi gong practicioner and teacher and a student of Chi Nei Tsang and the I Ching. Her studies have taken her to China and Japan and most importantly, deep within.
Christopher Prandoni
Instructor: Western Anatomy and Physiology, Pathology and Pharmacology
Graduated University of NM College of Pharmacy in 1992 with a BS in Pharmacy. Registered Pharmacist practiced community pharmacy in Santa Fe for the past 15 years, including 4 years at Pharmaca Integrative Pharmacy. Assistant clinical professor at UNM College of Pharmacy instructing 6th year pharmacy students in experiential education and client communication. Chris has a keen interest in integrative medicine, nutrition, fitness, herbal medicine and alternative healing.
Yoshiaki Nakano
Instructor: Shiatsu and Eastern Physiognomy; Face Reading
Yoshi Nakano was first introduced to anma (Japanese massage) and
moxibustion (Oriental herbal heat remedy) by his father who practiced
seitai jyutsu (Asian body alignment). At the age of eleven, Yoshi
began to practice anma, calligraphy, martial arts and moxibustion. He
graduated from the Ohashi Institute in New York City (1989) where he
continued to study privately with Master Ohashi and to teach and
practice for 5 years. Nakano was the Director of Oriental Body Work
at the Bateman Institute for Health Education in NYC for 9 years,
where he practiced and taught shiatsu. He also studied with Mantak
Chia and integrates Healing Tao Qi Gong with his teaching. Yoshi
served on the faculty of the Desert Institute of the Healing Arts in
Tucson, Arizona for 6 years, and trained body workers at Ten Thousand
Waves, a Japanese Health Spa in Santa Fe, NM. Nakano is the founder
of Zen Tribe Wellness. A native of Japan, Nakano now resides in the
Southwest.
Kevin Riddle
Instructor: Western Musculoskeletal Anatomy
Kevin also teaches Anatomy and Physiology at the New Mexico Academy of Healing Arts in Santa Fe.
James Peckham
Instructor: Thai Massage
James has been a passionate, full-time practitioner of Thai Massage since 1996, and during many trips to Thailand he has studied with the best Thai master teachers, especially Mr. Pichet Boonthumme. He has a deep heart connection to traditional Thai Massage, and loves to share his expertise, cultural insights, experiences and stories in the true spirit of Thai healing. Since 2001, he has been a devoted teacher of traditional Thai Massage, and loves to pass along this amazing form of bodywork to all who are inspired to learn it and make it their primary bodywork modality.
Lauri Genesio
Clinical Supervisor
Lauri is a student of both Yoshi Nakano and Caryn Diel and currently teaches at the Sherer Massage Institute in Santa Fe, NM
Dr. Li Xu
Instructor: Oriental A &P and Herbs
Dr. Li Xu has been practicing Acupuncture for more than 13 years and is certified with NCCAOM. She received her Masters Degree and Ph.D of Acupuncture and Herbs in China. She has been teaching Acupuncture and Herbs at SWAC in Albuquerque, NM since 2004.
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