Bodywork Practitioners Self-care Retreat for NCBTMB CEUs

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Bodywork Practitioners Self-care Retreat for NCBTMB CEUs

CST 1–SER 1

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Bodywork Practitioners Self-care Retreat for NCBTMB CEUs

CST 1–SER 1
October 30—November 2, 2016

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This retreat is for Healing Arts Practitioners to gather in community and restore themselves, tweak body mechanics and therapeutic presence. There will be time for open forum discussions and learning new techniques. Self care with the addition of integrating nature, and all the Himalayan Institute has to offer (daily, yoga, hiking, meditation, PureRejuv Wellness Center). The focus is to give and receive sessions in order to support self healing and grow confidence, deepen presence, and & and vitalize well-being.

*Prerequisite: Upledger or equivalent, Barnes, or CST Alliance classes

Up to 20 CEUs NBTMB are possible through supervised and evaluated trades. *$275.00 plus accommodations Or Participate by Donation plus accommodations, no CEUs


Accommodations are separate from the $275.00  tuition to this program

Diane Griffin, ND

Naturopathic Doctor Diane Griffin, ND, LMT, CST, earned a Doctor of Natural Medicine Degree and a Master's degree in Natural Health Sciences from the University of Natural Medicine. Diane, is also a PA state Licensed Massage Therapist (LMT), who specializes in clinical bodywork. Diane, believes that whole unprocessed foods...
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Himalayan Institute Retreat Center

For more than fifty years, the Himalayan Institute’s Retreat Center has been a gathering place for people seeking inspiration and aspiring to restore inner balance. Home to a vibrant community of yogis, it’s a place for seekers wishing to study the ancient tradition of yoga and to deepen the connection between themselves and the world around them. Whether you visit for a weekend retreat, a personal getaway, or one of our longer-term programs, your visit to the Himalayan Institute will accelerate your personal journey of rejuvenation and transformation.
Free Wifi
400-Acre Campus
On-Site Cafe
Meditation Shrine
Wooded Hiking Trails
Pond with Kayaks
On-Site Wellness Center
Bonfires and Stargazing
Bookstore and Giftshop

Retreat Center Highlights

Sacred Space
The Sri Vidya Shrine is the spiritual heart of the Himalayan Institute. This sanctuary offers an ideal setting for silent meditation and group spiritual practice, a cornerstone of the Himalayan Tradition for thousands of years. Open to seekers of all backgrounds and traditions, the Shrine provides a serene, sacred space for meditation, quiet reflection, prayer, and contemplation.
Nourishing Meals
Our nutritionally balanced vegetarian meals are thoughtfully prepared to nourish body, mind, and spirit. Each of our three daily meals is designed to be easily digestible and to support a meditative lifestyle. Sharing meals here naturally fosters connection, offering both deep nourishment and a sense of community.
Loving Community
The Himalayan Institute welcomes people from all walks of life. With a blend of short-term guests, long-term visitors, and a vibrant residential community, the atmosphere here is warm, inviting, and rooted in kindness, generosity, and service. It’s a place where friendships form naturally, often becoming the kind of connections that feel like family, and last a lifetime.
Rest in Nature
Nestled in the rolling hills of the Poconos, the Himalayan Institute’s 400-acre campus offers breathtaking views, scenic hiking trails, and quiet spaces for reflection and contemplation. Walking is a favorite activity, whether along our groomed trails or meandering paved roads, inviting both movement and mindful presence in nature.
Conscious Simplicity
At the Himalayan Institute, we embrace simplicity in all aspects of life, from our surroundings to our approach to yoga. By minimizing distractions, we create space to strengthen the inner self and quiet the mind. Guided by authenticity and grounded in philosophy rather than frills, we support a path of meaningful personal growth.
Treat Yourself
Our Himalayan Café serves the Institute’s signature chai, coffee, and homemade cookies and treats on Saturday and Sunday mornings. The 24/7 Tea Lounge offers a variety of herbal teas for anytime enjoyment. On campus, the MOKA Origins Factory is open daily from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., offering handcrafted, ethically sourced chocolate and coffee, with free tours and tastings on Saturdays.
Date
October 30—November 2, 2016
Duration
4 days, 3 nights

$275 per person + accommodations

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Dates
Sunday, October 30, 2016Wednesday, November 2, 2016
Tuition
$275 per person + accommodations
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