One of the most fascinating and useful results of the Engaging Vitality approach is the clear, palpatory realization that the yin and yang organs described in our core texts are clearly connected to the actual physical organs. These connections are palpable and extremely useful in clinic.


In this three-day class we will go over the living anatomy of the most important viscera, learn palpatory techniques to listen to them, and go over some ways to integrate this information into the practice of TEAM. This next step in Engaging Vitality, will aid in gaining a more complete and less abstract understanding of TEAM and its applications. It will have a significant positive impact on your practice.
Note: To be participate on this seminar you need to have completed the 3 Module core training or similar.

Instructors: Dan Bensky
Days of training: 3

In this two-day class we will review some of the material from the first part, and add some of the remaining organs.
Note: To take part on this class you need to have participated on VC1.
Instructor: Dan Bensky
Days of training: 2 

In this module Dan takes the quality of touch one step further, and brings one very delicate listening post into play: the cranium.

 In this class you'll learn to feel the restrictions and pathological patterns affecting the cranium. You'll start working with areas of interface, the sutures.  You'll explore how to use this information in clinical practice, and to reboost the system. 
 
Instructors: Dan Bensky
Teaching Assistants: 2-4 depending on the size of the group.
Days of training: 2