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ENERGY
THERAPIES INSTITUTE
Practitioner
Training
AUSTRALIA LOCATION |
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NSW
TRAINING LOCATION
SPRINGWOOD - LAWSON AREA.
1.5 hrs from Sydney in The
Blue Mountains, a stunningly beautiful and primeval
location, with a deeply Australian pulse, near the fabled
Three Sisters (illustrated left). Specific training venue is advised each year. |
For additional info about Polarity Therapy TRAINING IN AUSTRALIA, also go to PolaryAustralia.com.
Programme
Director: The Institute's PROGRAMME DIRECTOR,
Dr Ranna-Lesley Lachlan (PhD, BCPP, RPP, RPE), is an Aussie through and
through. She is a child of the Australian soil and
her feet are firmly rooted there. Aussies training
with Ranna at the helm will quickly realize that in
the best possible sense, "it takes one to know
one". You will be understood as AUSTRALIANS:
Ranna remains at one with our unique, practical, down
to earth, get-to-the-point, Aussie style. This guides
her teaching and selection of teachers. |
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Ranna -
barefoot in the Blue Mountains.
(Photo: DCH © 2006.) |
As for
many from the Australian diaspora across the
world, the pull of the land and family ties
bring Ranna home to NSW and Queensland several
times a year, even though she now lives in
the USA. Although Ranna completed her training
in Polarity Therapy and Visionary Cranio-Sacral
Therapy in the USA - all undertaken in-person
with her teachers, she already had several
Australian qualifications under her belt.
Her
Australian origins are never far from her
approach to life, her work, and her teaching.
In contrast to some trainers self indulgent in claims to being a "Master
Teacher", Ranna's approach is governed by good ol' Aussie common
sense in teaching the subtleties and protocols
of the therapeutic methods, all rolled into
a great learning experience.
Trainees from
other countries will also find themselves receptive
to Ranna's style: She has extensive experience living,
researching, and teaching in Asia, Australia, and
the USA, and has travelled widely, gaining insights
that equip her to train people from diverse cultural
backgrounds. Her PhD was a cross-disciplinary, cross-cultural
study.
Courses in Australia
are taught in modules of 2 - 4 days each.
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