UPCOMING EVENTS
FELIP CAUDET – BIO
Felip Caudet has been working as a physiotherapist and acupuncturist since 1999, and specializes in Japanese moxibustion. He studied with masters Tetsuya Fukushima and Hideo Shinma (son of Master Fukaya). Currently, Felip is recognized as the fourth in line of teachers of the Fukaya style of moxibustion due to his developments and contributions to the style. He also developed a revolutionary method of moxibustion called the Kinseikyu method (Posture Balance with Moxibustion). He has published several books, some translated into other languages, on moxibustion and articles in international journals such as the North American Journal of Oriental Medicine, Acu or Osaka Shinkyu Journal. Today he combines his clinical activity in Spain with teaching all over the world (Japan, Brazil, France, United Kingdom, Denmark, Italy, Portugal, Netherlands).
Japanese Moxibustion – foundations, revision and improvement, with Felip Caudet, guest from Spain
Dates
Saturday, May 27 and Sunday, May 28, 2023
from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Description
Japanese moxibustion (Okyu) includes different techniques, all focused on achieving a quick and pleasant recovery of health. Moxibustion is known in the West as a technique of Chinese medicine but it should be noted that with the Japanese approach, moxa techniques have reached a unique level of therapeutic refinement. This makes it a very attractive therapy for anyone who wants to optimize their treatment strategies and resources in any area of healthcare.
The introductory seminar is a way to get an overview of this exciting field. Okyu techniques range from very soft (subtle techniques) to very strong (physical and structural techniques). In the subtle sense, the heat of okyu has an energetic effect of supplementation or dispersion of Qi far more profound than simple thermal energy. A good example of this is the chinetsukyu or indirect moxa a technique developed to work directly with the wei qi at the surface level.
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Fukayakyu (the Fukaya style of moxibustion) Felip Caudet, guest from Spain
Dates
Thursday, June 1 and Friday, June 2, 2023
from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Description
A very particular style of moxa that enjoys great recognition in the world of acupuncture and Japanese moxibustion is the moxibustion of Isaburo Fukaya. The Fukaya style was developed at a time when healthcare resources were limited and its many and rapid clinical results contributed to the reputation that in many ways it is a qualitative improvement on the traditional practice.
The Fukaya style is considered one of the most specific styles that exist in Japanese moxibustion. The creation of a tool like the bamboo tube, or Fukaya tube, brought a lot of satisfaction to patients treated with moxibustion, because it reduced one of the most annoying aspects traditionally, the burning sensation.
Isaburo Fukaya was an exclusive practitioner of moxibustion, that is, he did not use other methods of treatment. His respect for classical texts and his great intellectual capacity allowed him an in-depth study and a high-level practice. This and other aspects made him a great connoisseur of the effects of moxa on the body. In his great practical development, he has treated thousands of patients throughout his long professional life, which has given him an exceptional clinical eye. The understanding of moxibustion that Master Fukaya and the methods he developed are considered worthy of special attention as he was the last great master of modern times.
Where
Montreal Gongfu Research Center, 5773 Chabot Street
Cost
$495.00 plus taxes
Total: $569.13
Terms and Conditions
The participants undertake never to circulate the educational material received during the seminars. Video recordings are not permitted.
FOR MORE DETAILS ABOUT THIS SEMINAR, EMAIL US AT SEMINAIRES@MONTREALGONGFU.COM
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Kinseikyu (Postural balance with moxibustion) Felip Caudet, guest from Spain
Dates
Saturday, June 3 and Sunday, June 4, 2023
from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Description
Every human being in this world has a unique posture that defines them as someone special. Although this is common to everyone, we know very little about our own posture. Usually people suffer from posture itself and think that this posture is the way of sitting or the way of walking, actually these are only postural habits or their consequences, not posture itself.
Posture is the way we are organized in space and in the face of life. It is the result of adding together the position in space of the different structures that make up the human body and the overall relationships between them. The mechanical and functional relationships are formed by the balance between the different muscle chains, the fascia and the flow of energy in the channels. Posture should never be seen as good or bad in itself, what should be seen is weather there is a problem or not. This means that we often think of it as good or bad posture in relation to the social idea of posture. Instead we should think about whether our posture creates dysfunction and pain, whether it is the perfect setting for internal disease, or whether it makes it difficult to relate to others. An optimized posture is the posture that does not cause dysfunction or pain. It can be considered beautiful and healthy while allowing natural, elegant and harmonious movement.
The directed and highly specific heat of direct moxa has an incredible ability to effect structural imbalances. This modern development of moxibustion as structural therapy is little known and under appreciated.
Where
Montreal Gongfu Research Center, 5773 Chabot Street
Cost
$495.00 plus taxes
Total: $569.13
Terms and Conditions
The participants undertake never to circulate the educational material received during the seminars. Video recordings are not permitted.
FOR MORE DETAILS ABOUT THIS SEMINAR, EMAIL US AT SEMINAIRES@MONTREALGONGFU.COM
