Subjects for the workshop:

• Nerve reflexology for inner organs
• How is acid production controlled?
  
• Gallbladder: Stress or stones?
• Can the gut be depressed? - What to do?
• New view on the microbiome
• Updated digestion reflexes
• Reflexes on the dorsal aspect of the foot
• Reverse reflexology techniques
• Psyche and digestion - "The Stomach Brain"
• New ways to deal with reflux 
• Importance and treatment of the seven sphincters
• What is "leaky gut"?
• Diaphragm and digestion
• 10 steps for better digestion
  
  - and much more

The Seven Sphincters

Touchpoint Sphincter Reflexes

Nerve Reflex Points for Digestive Nerves

NR for the Celiac Ganglion

”The Mucous Membrane Organ”

All mucous membranes in the body can be regarded as one large ”mucous membrane organ”. The endothelial cells forming these membranes are all developed from the same original stem cells (entoderm). 


Even though they later on differentiate to become specialised cells in for instance the mucous lining of the nose or the small intestine, they maintain the ability to communicate and cooperate. 


Therefore we often find, that a problem in the lining of the digestional tract is accompanied by problems in mucous membranes elsewhere in the body.

A Depressed Gut

The digestive system has a much more comprehensive nervous system than previously known. The so called ”Gut brain” contains more neurons than the entire spinal cord, and is capable of making its own decisions.


All neurotransmitters found in the brain are also in the gut, some even in much higher quantities  - and the gut can have a "depression".


How do we address the gut brain via reflexology?

How do you get along with your bacteria?

We provide an overview of the latest microbiome research and ideas to help balance this crucial symbiotic relationship.

Our bacteria are involved in everything from how we digest, over immune functions to how we think and feel!

Work Sequence

The work sequence lists all the techniques we teach in the workshop.

Towards the end of the course, we will demonstrate the flow of a a complete session, how to combine the techniques and the interaction with the client.

”The Gut Brain”

The digestion system has a much more comprehensive nervous system than previously known.This so called ”Gut brain” or ”Second brain” contains more neurons than the entire spinal cord, and is capable of making its own decisions in many cases. 


All neurotransmitters found in the brain are also in the gut, some even in much higher quantities.


We will take a closer look at what this knowledge implies for reflexology.

High quality webinars

Touchpoint has setup a professional studio with multiple cameras, microphones and light to secure a high quality presentation. This is particularly important when demonstrating the practical techniques.

Handouts & Recording

As webinar attendee you will receive our course manual and CPD/CE-certificate as PDF-files.
One week before the course we send an email with practical info, join link and handouts.

The event will be recorded and you will receive a link to the video files after the course.
Recordings can be accessed for 90 days.

More about the instructors here >

Instructors

Dorthe Krogsgaard & Peter Lund Frandsen

On Touchpoint courses and workshops you benefit from having two instructors throughout the days.
Dorthe and Peter are both highly experienced international teachers, who present a mixture of theory, demonstrations and lots of hands-on practice.