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This seminar will focus on optimising the basics of life, to create healthy children, adults and indeed society. Dr Rosalba Courtney will talk about how loss of connection and community is affecting individual and social health and will share latest research about these fundamentals and simple practical tools for using the breath to heal and to cultivate connection.

Jude Blereau and Holly Davis will create a makeshift wholefood kitchen and work with you to design a meal plan for the season.

A practical hands on workshop making kefir and kefir products. I will share some Kefir and some of my favourite basic recipies.

An introductory seminar for parents and children with asthma, allergies, sleep apnea, mouth breathing and breathing related problems. Learn how breathing affects children’s growth, development, health and behaviour and some practical breathing techniques to practice at home that will improve your child’s breathing.

An afternoon seminar for adults with Asthma, COPD, Snoring, Sleep Apnea, Hyperventilation and other types of Dysfunctional Breathing.

This seminar explains what a healthy gut is, how it impacts on a wide range of health issues and what to do to improve the function of your digestive system without the use of highly restrictive diets by properly preparing foods and using probiotic lactofermeted foods.

A practical hands on workshop making sauerkraut and lactofermented vegatables.

This 2 hour class teaches you how to master one of the most powerful techniques for stress reduction through breathing using your own personal “resonance” breathing frequency.   The class is helpful for anyone who wants to learn how to relax quickly and effectively using a scientifically proven and very precise technique.

 

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Thursday
Jul052012

Respiratory motion of cranial bones- Does mouth breathing disrupt this?

DateThursday, July 5, 2012 at 12:09PM

The cranial bones are proposed to move in synchrony with inspiration and expiration. Its quite beautiful to watch this 3-D animation of the occiput,  sphenoid and ethmoid doing their co-ordinated respiration dance with the ethmoid rising to invite the inspiration and the sphenoid widening to broaden the maxilla. A question that comes to mind is how much does chronic mouth breathing interfer with this? How do structure and function interact?

 

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