Neurogenic Yin

Neurogenic Yin for burnout, mental health and pain management

This professional development course is for physiotherapists (bands 7 & 8) and medical professionals (GPs, surgeons and occupational therapists) focused on pain management who:

Want to understand why their clients are still experiencing pain when there is no apparent physiological reason for it
Want to understand how trauma, adverse childhood experiences, and stress show up in the body’s tissues affecting the pain response
Want to help free clients’ from symptoms chronic pain/fibromyalgia, allodynia, complex regional pain, migraines, 3 a.m. insomnia, fatigue, Restless Legs Syndrome, trapped emotions and stress
Learn neuro-somatic techniques to release the brain’s protective outputs (the stress response, the pain response, the inflammation response etc.)
Learn practical tools to psychologically enrich your clients’ lives

About the training

This course incorporates techniques that stem from ancient wisdom, energy healing, western neurophysiology and specialist psycho-physical therapy
You will develop a deep understanding of the brain’s protective outputs: the stress response (fight, flight, freeze, appease), the pain response and the inflammation response and how the nervous system can sometimes become stuck in these responses
Learn how to calm the brain and deactivate its overprotective responses, through vagal nerve activation
Learn the neurogenic exercises which help you to reboot and reintegrate the nervous system, releasing tension in the fascia
Learn quick handy neuro-somatic self-regulation and grounding techniques to teach your clients
Learn the nuances of the tremoring mechanism
Learn the contraindications, so you can advise your clients accordingly
Learn how to support your clients safely through this transformational process

Curriculum

Module 1 consists of 3 days
- Stress, trauma and adverse childhood experiences (ACEs). The brain’s protective outputs. The disorders that result from these (fibromyalgia, allodynia, sciatica, referred pain, adenomyosis, fibroids, endometriosis, uterine and breast cancer)
- The tremor mechanism, contraindications, neuro-somatic self-regulation and grounding techniques
- Exercises and modifications
Module 2 Case study reviews