In Denmark reflexology is the mostly used
alternative treatment form, with one in four having consulted a
reflexologist. In Danish fertility clinics 75 percent of the
patients also have contacts with the complementary field, the
majority of whom choose reflexology. Therefore a lot of know-how on
treating infertility exists among Danish reflexologists.
Every sixth couple experience problems reproducing themselves.
In only 35 percent of all infertility cases, conventional medicine
is able to identify the underlying cause. In the remaining 65
percent the medical system can not find an explanation for the
lacking fertility. Especially within this group reflexologists are
often able to help.
Giving both the male and the female body the best possible
condition for conceiving a new human being is a great task. It is
therefore important to know about the most common causes of
infertility, like: The condition of mucous membranes, quality of
semen, nutritional status, low metabolism, stress, the iliopsoas and
other pelvic muscles, hidden infections, the spine and of course the
hormonal system and reproductive organs.
Our aim is to present the newest knowledge within complementary as
well as conventional fertility treatments.
Topics include:
Common causes for male and female infertility
Conventional fertility therapy
Infertility and PCO (Poly Cystic Ovaries)
The anatomy and physiology of reproduction
How does stress influences fertility?
What affects semen quality?
A complementary view on infertility
Role of the psoas muscle
Mucous membranes
Infections
Scars, importance and treatment
Treatment intervals
Nutrition, vitamins and minerals
Reflex areas and points for nerves, musculo-skeletal structures,
organs and glands involved with reproduction
In
the workshop you will learn techniques from Classical Reflexology,
Nordic traditions, Nerve Reflexology, trigger points, tests and
exercises.
With the workshop comes an extensive fully illustrated manual covering both
theory and practise.
The day will be conducted with a mixture of lecturing,
demonstrations and lots of practical hands-on work.
CPD credits are available.
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