[cs_content][cs_section bg_image=\”https://thecpdgroup.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/Holding-page1.png\” parallax=\”true\” style=\”margin: 0px;padding: 45px 0px;\”][cs_row inner_container=\”true\” marginless_columns=\”false\” style=\”margin: 0px auto;padding: 0px;\”][cs_column fade=\”false\” fade_animation=\”in\” fade_animation_offset=\”45px\” fade_duration=\”750\” type=\”1/4\” style=\”padding: 0px;\”][x_image type=\”none\” src=\”https://thecpdgroup.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/Charlotte-Whitestone.png\” alt=\”\” link=\”false\” href=\”#\” title=\”\” target=\”\” info=\”none\” info_place=\”top\” info_trigger=\”hover\” info_content=\”\”][/cs_column][cs_column fade=\”false\” fade_animation=\”in\” fade_animation_offset=\”45px\” fade_duration=\”750\” type=\”3/4\” style=\”padding: 0px;\”][x_accordion][x_accordion_item title=\”Biography\” open=\”true\”]Throughout her twenties, I studied Chi Gong, Nei Gong and Tai Chi with Brian Cooper and […]

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This 1-day Chinese injury poultice and liniments practical hands on course has been specifically designed for participants who have a desire to learn more about how to make and use Chinese injury liniments and poultices.

Injury liniments became famous in martial arts circles for their efficacy in treating all sorts of pains and traumatic injuries gained in training. These traditional liniments are called Die Da Jiu 跌打酒 (\”Fall and Hit Wine\”) in Mandarin, or Dit Da Jow in Cantonese, the name more commonly seen in the western world.

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QiGong Tuina – Weekend 3 – Upper limb problems, Rotator cuff injuries, Tennis / Golfers elbow, Carpal tunnel, Frozen shoulder Course outline This modular QiGong Tuina course if for practitioners who wish to learn Tuina and who have a working knowledge of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Each module / weekend has been uniquely designed and broken

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[cs_content][cs_element_section _id=\”1\” ][cs_element_row _id=\”2\” ][cs_element_column _id=\”3\” ][layerslider id=\”13\”][cs_element_gap _id=\”5\” ][/cs_element_column][cs_element_column _id=\”6\” ][cs_element_headline _id=\”7\” ][cs_content_seo]Tuina Massage diploma course\\n\\n[/cs_content_seo][cs_element_gap _id=\”8\” ][cs_element_text _id=\”9\” ][cs_content_seo]About the course This modular QiGong Tuina course if for practitioners who wish to learn Tuina and who have a working knowledge of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) . Each module / weekend has been uniquely