Enhance your therapeutic work with Face Reading
FACE READING FOR NUTRITIONAL THERAPISTS:
This class has been carefully crafted to include some of the most valuable Face Reading tools for professionals working in the field of digestive health and nutritional therapy.
Face Reading is one of the pillars of Chinese Medicine and dates back over three thousand years. It is most commonly used by health professionals, especially those practicing Chinese Medicine, but has other applications including helping to choose the best candidate for a job and also for assessing and supporting compatibility within personal relationships.
For the field of Nutritional Therapy, Face Reading provides some accurate and valuable diagnostic tools to assess the health of the digestive system and related organs as well as shedding light on the emotional underlay that can contribute to certain digestive issues.
One of the greatest advantages of Face Reading and facial diagnosis is the way in which signs on the face show early indications of health imbalances, making it especially useful for preventative medicine.
In this class you will learn:
How to assess the areas of the face that correspond diagnostically to the digestive organs, and the visual signs, such as colouration and marks, that give clues to your client’s constitutional and current health.
How to determine the sensitivities of your client’s digestive system and see deficiencies in HCL or enzymes on the face.
How to recognise blood-sugar dysregulation on the face and catch early signs of pre-diabetes.
How to assess the current function of the liver and gall bladder.
How to assess the functioning of the kidney and adrenal system.
3 hours (In-person or online)
COST: £150
Natalie trained in Face Reading with Lillian Pearl Bridges, first in Seattle from 2006-2007 and, subsequently, in the UK. During her lifetime, Lillian was considered to be the world’s leading authority on Face Reading and Diagnosis and is credited with bringing this body of ancient knowledge back to the field of Chinese Medicine and introducing it to Western Medicine and Business. It is a great honour for Natalie to carry forward Lillian’s legacy as a faculty member of the Lotus Institute, supporting students undertaking Lillian’s Master Face Reading Program, as well as offering Face Readings and workshops as part of her own practice. You can read more about Lillian here: www.lotusinstitute.com