Balancing with the 5 Elements

Chakra Metaphors

Physiology Formatting

This workshop takes you on a journey through the vital processes for living systems - oxygenation, hydration and energy production. This course extends the concepts of formatting introduced in Brain Formatting and applies these concepts to the physiology of the organs and glands associated with the 14 meridians. You will learn to work with twenty-five organs and glands associated with these meridians. The procedures include the relevant formats for hormones, neurotransmitters and nutrients involved in these vital processes. Mastering the art of working with the body system organs and glands perfectly complement the previous study into energy systems and the brain as well as provide an excellent foundation into advanced study of biochemistry.

2 days | prerequisite: Brain Formatting | 400 AUD

Chakra Hologram Series

This series of courses explores many of the body’s chakras or energy centres, their interrelations through the nadi system and their local and systemic effects on the body as well as the overall wellbeing of a person. As first energetics structures to develop in utero, the chakras guide and support physical structures such as the endocrine system, sensory and body organs, joint structures and limb movement as well as their associated functions and belief patterns on all seven planes of the aura. The importance of the chakras in the development of self-awareness, soul purpose and higher self-realisation is also explained.

As energy centres, the chakras impact the anatomy and physiology of the body in a profound way through their interactions with the nervous system. Stress on energetic levels can lead to physiological manifestations and health related issues. This series of courses aims to develop an understanding of the various states of imbalance of these energy centres and their associated energetic channels of the nadi system and how these manifest on the physical, emotional and psychological planes and beyond. Students also learn to balance these manifestations through energetic pathways.

These courses provide:

• In depth information on all major chakras, 24 minor chakras and 5 outer body chakras;
• Clinical manifestations of imbalances in each of the energy centres;
• Extensive knowledge on the interactions between the chakras, the nadi and nervous systems and how the energy flows between these structures;
• Balancing protocols for the imbalance states of each chakra along with additional powerful techniques such as the Nadi Hologram and Kundalini Hologram.

Chakra Hologram 1

This course explores the 7 major chakras and their representations when in a state of imbalance by accessing the plane of the aura in which the aberration occurs and correlating the location with its actual meaning. The aim of the course is to teach students to use the hologram techniques to pin point the area of stress in the chakra layers to bring a behavioural issue or pattern to the conscious mind for release and correction. Physiological aspects of the human body linked to the major chakras are discussed such as the endocrine system with its glands, hormones and blood supply and techniques are offered to balance both chakra and physiological imbalances.

This course provides students with:

• Complete explanations of theosophical concepts and Hindu traditions providing the background to the idea of chakras and their use in the kinesiology practice;
• Balancing techniques for the 7 major chakras on all seven planes of the aura along with significance of imbalances;
• Detailed information on the interactions between each of the chakras and their associated aspects of the endocrine system;

Specialised techniques offering targeted and multifaceted releasing action for various aspects of stress surrounding a particular issue.

4 days | prerequisite: 100 hours of accredited Kinesiology | 800 AUD

Chakra Hologram 2

This workshop is structured around 24 minor chakras for which imbalance states over the various planes of the aura are discussed. These chakras are energy centres related to sensory organs, body organs present and past such as that of the placenta, and joint structures of the limbs whilst the minor chakras of the head pertain to issues of suppression and life purpose. This course seeks to provide balancing techniques for the physiological aspects of the minor chakras along with their associated belief patterns.

This workshop provides students with:

• Thorough definitions of each of the 24 minor chakras discussed including their functions on an energetic level, their associated belief patterns on each plane of the aura, the various states of imbalances and their characteristics, and the anatomy and physiology of related body parts;
• Balancing techniques for 24 minor chakras as well as teaching of the Chi Formation technique;
• In depth discussion on the connections between physiological structures of the body and clinical manifestations of imbalances in the associated energy centres of the minor chakras;
• Strong focus on influences of the minor chakras on visual and auditory pathways, joint structure and functions and the lasting influence of the placental chakra.

4 days | prerequisite: Chakra Hologram 1 | 800 AUD

Celestial Chakra Hologram

This course addresses the five outer-body chakras which influence deeply the spiritual development and self-awareness of a person. These chakras allow universal energy to flow into the 7 planes of the aura and soul and express an individual’s higher purpose in line with the divine. The aim of this course is to develop awareness and understanding of how karmic residues, archetypes, belief patterns and connection with both universal love and the Earth contribute to shaping one’s life experiences, soul realisation and expression of higher self through creativity in this lifetime and in the soul’s greater journey. The nadi system and its interactions with the nervous system are explained and balancing techniques are offered for imbalances associated with the outer-body chakras.

This course provides students with:

• Detailed explanations of the concepts surrounding the outer-body chakras, their functions and impacts on major life events, and the manifestations of their imbalances;
• Specialised balancing techniques for the 5 outer-body chakras along with powerful innovative approaches to work with Kundalini, the nadi system for etheric repair and the other major and minor chakras;
• Extensive information on the interconnectedness of the nervous and nadi systems and how universal energy proceeds to flow from the chakras to nervous pathways and into the whole body.

4 days | prerequisite: 100 hours of accredited Kinesiology | 800 AUD

Neuroemotional Pathways Series

This series of course explores the neurological pathways associated with emotions along with their distinct functions and related physiological responses. Strong emotions can be described as whole systems with specific sets of triggers and programmed bodily reactions. These systems stimulate us to take action, move forward and adapt by ensuring survival through reproduction and suppression of danger, learning of skills and behaviours, and development of proper social interactions.

Predetermined emotional responses can be activated in a wide range of situations and fulfil a number purposes in evolution of mankind, however stress can trigger emotional systems in inappropriate circumstances and cause reactions that are unwanted or unfitting in their intensity. This series of courses is designed to provide students with a strong knowledge of the various neurological pathways involved in the activation of these emotional systems, their processing in the nervous system, the modulation of the response and its expression by the different body systems. Unique balancing techniques are taught to assist the body in releasing stress and responding appropriately, in a timely manner and with the right intensity to any situation.

These courses provide students with:

• Detailed information on each emotional system including functions, neurological pathways from stimuli to body response, biochemical activity of neurotransmitters and anatomy and physiology of the response;
• Integrative techniques that take into account interrelations between systems in particular the effects of the primary emotional systems of survival onto all other systems;
• Specialised balancing techniques for each system as well as an innovative correction and release technique for neuroemotional stress.

Neuroemotional Pathways 1

This course is one of the most comprehensive and powerful techniques for working with the impact of stress on survival responses. It delves into the study of the brain function involved in the expression of the 5 basic survival emotions. These emotional pathways run specific programs designed for the survival of the human species. The aim of this course is to introduce students to the neurological pathways of emotional stimulation and the associated physiological responses along with unique techniques to balance challenging emotional states that are inappropriate or no longer needed.

This course provides students with:

• Detailed information on areas of the brain involved with emotional processing and the modulation response initiated by the PAG along with investigation methods to detect stress in specific neurotransmitters, receptors, nutritional and spiritual aspects of each area;
• Explanations of the five survival emotional systems of fear, rage, panic, seeking and care/nurture, including their origins, purposes and the effects of stress and imbalances on our emotional wellbeing;
• Simple, step-by-step balancing techniques and corrections to release stress in a powerful way which integrate smoothly into other techniques or modalities.

4 days | prerequisite AP & the Brain, or Brain integration 1, or LEAP, or Brain Formatting | 800 AUD

Neuroemotional Pathways 2

This course is an extension of the first workshop and explores areas of the brain involved in arousal, sleep cycles and sexuality and how they are affected by the basic survival emotions. The aim of the course is for students to gain a strong understanding of the neurological processes involved in deep sleep, dreaming sleep, wakefulness and the development of sexuality through rough, tumble and play along with various states of imbalances associated with these systems. Balancing techniques are also taught to integrate the pathways learnt in the first two workshop of the series to achieve profound results.

This workshop provides students with:

• In depth information on the structure, functions and connectivity of the thalamus and reticular formation in the brain;
• Analysis of the various effects of stress on the PLAY, LUST, NREM, REM and WAKING systems and the impacts of the basic survival emotions on these systems;
• Specialised techniques to treat imbalances and release stress in each of these systems along with techniques to address issues with ramifications in multiple systems taught so far.

Neuroemotional Pathways 3

This course discusses stress itself as two separate systems, short-term and long-term stress and their associated pathways. The neurology of feeding and thirst, addiction and withdrawal and their associated emotional responses are explored. The transformational pathways of the mind from emotional processing to pure consciousness are explained along with neurological pathways of various states of spiritual awakening. This courses aims to deepen students understanding of the human psyche and elaborates on many mental disorders and their suggested treatment techniques.

This course provides students with:

• Discussion of the various theories of consciousness and the way they interrelate with neurology;
• Detailed information on the ascending reticular activating system and its functions in relation with the various emotional systems discussed;
• Analysis of the effects of stress on the two STRESS systems and the ADDICTIONS, WITHDRAWAL, FEEDING, THIRST, CONSCIOUSNESS, VIBRATION, PHYSICS DIMENSION and ARCHETYPICAL DIMENSION systems;
• Specialised techniques to address imbalances on these systems and to integrate with systems learnt in previous NEPS courses in particular those of the basic survival emotions.

NEPS 2&3 are taught together: 5 days | prerequisite: Neural Emotional Pathways 1 | 1000 AUD

Neuroemotional Pathways 3

This course discusses stress itself as two separate systems, short-term and long-term stress and their associated pathways. The neurology of feeding and thirst, addiction and withdrawal and their associated emotional responses are explored. The transformational pathways of the mind from emotional processing to pure consciousness are explained along with neurological pathways of various states of spiritual awakening. This courses aims to deepen students understanding of the human psyche and elaborates on many mental disorders and their suggested treatment techniques.

This course provides students with:

• Discussion of the various theories of consciousness and the way they interrelate with neurology;
• Detailed information on the ascending reticular activating system and its functions in relation with the various emotional systems discussed;
• Analysis of the effects of stress on the two STRESS systems and the ADDICTIONS, WITHDRAWAL, FEEDING, THIRST, CONSCIOUSNESS, VIBRATION, PHYSICS DIMENSION and ARCHETYPICAL DIMENSION systems;
• Specialised techniques to address imbalances on these systems and to integrate with systems learnt in previous NEPS courses in particular those of the basic survival emotions.

3 days | prerequisite: Neural Emotional Pathways 1 | 600 AUD

Neuroemotional Pathways 4

In this course, students will work with the 5 survival emotions to an even deeper level as they learn to understand them according to the impact of time and experience. This course focuses on two different aspects of memory formation and recall:

1. Dealing with the 5 primary survival emotions (Rage, Fear, Panic, Seeking & Nuture) in relation to experience. This involves investigating the key area in the emotional processing stage to identify where your client is stuck and then balancing that specific part of the pathway. Emotions can be expressed, suppressed and resolved. The suppression pathway is the most important for working with long term stored emotions in the body. It also includes a balancing pathway for emotional conditioning in instances where an emotion, has been conditioned to a specific stimulus, which previously was neutral. Cases of abuse and posttraumatic stress often have conditioning to the emotion fear.
2. Working with the processes involved in learning. Unique pathways are studied for visual and auditory function, as well as reading, which combines both. These are further divided into numeracy and literacy pathways. The different types of memory involved in learning are also studied from short term to long term and familiarity. Aptitude tests used by psychologists to assess these areas are covered for each of the types of memory and the pathways specific to the sensory input and neural function.

This course provides students with:

• Excellent understanding of the different types of sensory input and how they affect memory;
• Methods to identify the specifics of emotional functioning (suppression, expression, resolution) from a neurological level and facilitate the balancing of these processes;
• Techniques to work with emotional conditioning which can uncover the nature of the stimulus and directly impact PTSD and trauma sufferers;
• Balancing techniques for specific pathways in the PAG for the 5 different survival emotions and how these are expressed or suppressed in the body;
• Balancing techniques to work with learning processes in a step by step fashion from attention and memory to auditory and visual reception to numbers and words recognition.

4 days | prerequisite: NEPS 1 | 800 AUD

Immune & Vaccination Pathways Series

This advanced workshop series explores the various aspects of the immune system from cell physiology, differentiation and division to the components and mechanisms of action of both the innate and the adaptive immune system. These courses aim to facilitate students’ understanding of the different steps and types of immune responses and to demonstrate the effects of stress on the body’s defence mechanisms.

Immune & Vaccination Pathways 1

The first part of this series covers the biochemical and physiological aspects of the immune system from that of the blood itself and the various cells involved in immune responses to the processes involved in ageing and development of cell aberrations such as cancer. Specialised techniques are provided that address the presence and effects of pathogens such as virus and bacteria and the impacts of vaccination on the body systems.

4 days | prerequisite: need to be comfortable with kinesiological formatting | 800 AUD

Immune & Vaccination Pathways 2

The second part of this course focuses on the actual processes that define the immune response and the mechanisms of action of each type of immune cells and pathogens. An extensive formatting system is introduced that include a large array of bacteria, viruses, fungi, parasites and toxins. Advanced balancing systems are taught to work with the liver enzymes, the four types of hypersensitivity reactions (allergies), transplants and autoimmune diseases. Finally techniques are provided to address stress and enhance or restore functions of the T helper and T killer cells, antigen presenting cells, mast cells and CD molecules.

3 days | prerequisite: Immune & Vaccination Pathways 1 | 600 AUD

Nutrition Hologram Series

These advanced level courses explore the various aspects of nutrition from the processes of digestion and metabolism of foods into essential nutrients to energy production, use and storage, protein production and toxin elimination. Anabolic and catabolic reactions, their products and precursors are discussed along with the steps to gene expression through DNA transcription and translation.

Nutrition provides the body with the required elements to produce energy and all various nutrients essential to biochemical processes, tissue and cell replacement and growth, immune functions, optimal nervous system activity, reproduction and much more. The many complex steps of digestion, metabolism, distribution and production of endogenous material mean that imbalances at any point of the process can deeply impact the proper functioning of the body and cells and lead to health issues. These courses seek to provide students with a strong knowledge base of the anatomical and physiological aspects of nutrition as well as the possible effects of imbalances and toxicity on homeostasis.

These courses provide students with:

• Extensive information on nutrients, both essential and endogenous, their structure, functions and interactions in the body along with complete sets of balancing techniques for their associated imbalances;
• Detailed material on the biochemical activity behind the body’s breakdown, synthesis and use of organic compounds and energy for its daily functions as well as specialised techniques for imbalances in these processes.

Nutrition Hologram A

This course provides students with complete and detailed information on every organic and inorganic compound used by the body including their shape, structure and subatomic particles. The genetic material contained in DNA is also discussed from an anatomical and functional stance. The aim of this course is for students to develop a sound understanding of the constituents of the human body from a molecular perspective, their various roles and the health implications of disruptions of their proper functioning.

This course provides students with:

• Complete formats for all amino acids, fatty acids, sugars, vitamins, minerals, amino sugars, bioflavonoids and other organic compounds and balancing techniques for each of them;
• Specialised techniques for formatting and balancing the genetic material contained in DNA such as chromosomes, their genes and molecular compounds;
• Innovative approaches for working with subatomic components of molecules such as neutrons, protons and electrons.

4 days | 800 AUD

Nutrition Hologram B

This course discusses the physiological applications and processes in which the nutritional elements analysed in Nutrition Hologram A are involved. The course aims for students to develop a thorough understanding of the biochemical pathways supporting protein production through DNA transcription and translation, energy production through the ATP cycle, glycogenolysis and glycogenesis, and oxygen transport through blood haemoglobin. The impacts of reactive oxygen and toxicity and the significance of blood groups are considered along with effects of imbalances in digestive, metabolic and cell activity processes.

This course provides students with:

• Detailed information on the biological processes involved in nutrition;
• Specialised balancing techniques for the processes of gene expression in the cell through protein production, digestion, liver metabolism of nutrients and toxins, energy production and oxygen transport.  

4 days | 800 AUD

Nutrition Hologram C - The Dietary Pathways

This course explores the various aspects of dietary nutrition from the type of nutrients provided by food to the quantity and quality of ingredients ingested and their roles in maintaining optimal health outcomes. Food combinations and eating patterns are also discussed as potential sources of stress for the digestive system. The aim of this course is for students to familiarise themselves with the various organic and inorganic compounds that form parts of the diet and to identify and treat possible imbalances in the processes of food intake, digestion, absorption and some aspects of metabolism.

This course provides students with:

• Detailed information on the structure and functions of the macronutrients carbohydrates, proteins and fats and micronutrients such as vitamins and minerals and their associated formats;
• Specialised techniques to identify dietary stress in relation to meal time and composition based on nutrients and food groups;
• Complete format database for all organic and inorganic nutrients for nutritional assessments;
• Techniques to evaluate potential toxicities and their related nutrients and locations in glands or organs;

Balancing protocols to assess various chi pathologies and their state of excess or deficiency in relation to specific food groups, nutrients and various non-nutritional molecules.

4 days | 800 AUD

Body Structure Series

These courses are developed around the structural aspects of the body from the complex joint units and their individual components, to single elements such as smooth muscles and skin, which play a vital role in maintaining essential bodily functions. Structural constituents of the body are critical in all aspects of daily activities such as movement, body balance, sensory perceptions, speech and even the key metabolic processes of digestion, breathing and blood circulation. 

As body structure elements provide support to all other body systems, stress and imbalances in these structures can deeply impact health and wellbeing. All the components of structure work synergistically meaning that injury, trauma or stress on one of the elements can significantly affect the proper functioning of the whole system. These courses aim to provide students with a thorough understanding of all main joint structures and supporting functions of muscles, bones, tendons, ligaments, cartilages, fasciae, dermatomes and nerves. Each region of the body is studied in light of its structural aspects, imbalances and clinical manifestations and profound balancing techniques are provided to relieve stress and enhance the supporting capabilities of the structures.

 These courses include:

• Balancing techniques for joints of the head and neck including cranial sutures, temporomandibular joint (TMJ), neck joints and hyoid bone structure;
• Balancing techniques for the upper body and limbs including torso, shoulder, elbow, wrist and hand joints;
• Balancing techniques for the lower limbs including the hip, knee, ankle and foot joints;
• Specialised balances for sensory organ muscles of the eye and middle ear along with muscles involved in speech and the dermatomes of the skin;
• Central nervous system and autonomic nervous system balancing protocols for both smooth muscle function and motor function, including conscious, habitual and reflex motions.
• Gentle energetic muscle balances using chakras and meridians;
• Extensive database of formatting procedures and specific formats associated with every muscle, bone, suture, tendon, ligament, fascial train, cartilage, nerve, muscle meridian, neurotransmitter, receptor and dermatome of the body.

7 days | prerequisite: Brain Formatting and 250 hours of kinesiology | 1400 AUD

Hormone Hologram

This advanced level course discusses the endocrine system from the production of hormones by glands through to the interactions with their specific receptors and the biochemical processes that ensue. The functions of these hormones are analysed as well as the mode of action on their target organs, glands and cells of the body.

Hormones act as chemical messengers with far-reaching action that are essential to the regulation of our physiology and behaviour. This course seeks to develop students’ knowledge and understanding of the various hormonal systems of the body along with the different types of hormones and their specific regulatory functions. Causes and consequences of hormonal imbalances and dysfunctions on health and wellbeing are explained and clinical manifestations are presented complete with full associated balance protocols.

This course provides students with:

• Detailed information and balancing techniques for the 128 hormones and the 14 hormonal systems they pertain to, namely the hypothalamus, pituitary, pineal, sex, calcium balance, thyroid, gastro-entero digestive, thymus, blood sugar/pancreas, prostaglandins, adrenal corticoids, adrenal medulla, plasma and cell growth factors systems;
• In depth explanation of the 4 major types of hormones, the polypeptides, fatty acids, amino acids and steroids, and their specific characteristics and modes of action;
• Neurobiology of stress and the effects of stress hormones such as cortisol along with balancing techniques;

Specialised treatments for the regulation of the menstrual cycle and related mood disorders, pregnancy hormones, neonatal and premenopausal disorders and gonadal steroid hormones on the central nervous system.

5 days | 1000 AUD