Kinsei Therapy Basic Course July 13-15th 2012

Be Ahead of the Curve! Kensei Therapy (KT) is used widely across Japan as an effective therapy for:

Low back pain, joint pain, digestive disorders, headaches, autism, fatigue, stress reduction, fibromyalgia and a host of other conditions. Especially effective for for tennis and golf enthusiasts 

First-time in MAssachusetts! This is a professional level training for chiropractors, physical therapists and Chinese Medicine therapists. According to Dr. Tina Beadoin, ND, Kinsei Therapy (KT) is a system of Japanese physical therapy. The word ‘Kinsei’ means balance or harmony. Kensei therapy teaches that there are 12 basic body torsion patterns that manifest as a result of imbalances in the body. These imbalances are a result of physical, mental and/or emotional stressors. KT utilizes analysis of each patient’s unique biomechanical body torsion pattern to guide treatment integrating traditional meridian theory and connective tissue manipulation. Kinsei Therapy reduces harmful body torsion patterns while stimulating balance and optimal function within the body. Kinsei Therapy decreases pain and increases range of movement. KT reduces tension in the body and allows for increased delivery of nutrients, oxygen and signals from the nervous system. When the circulatory and nervous systems are unimpeded, the entire body feels better. KT also increases the body’s ability to detoxify, heal and prevent injury. 

Course Fee:  

$360 per participant

Course contact:

Dr. Anne Kelty, ND:    

(978) 398-4809     

Level 1 Course schedule:

Friday July 13^th  9:00AM to 4:00 PM: 

• History and development of Kensei therapy
• Introduction to Traditional Chinese Medical theory and its integration into physical therapy, message therapy, naturopathic medicine, osteopathic medicine and chiropractic.
• Introduction to embryological theory and body torsion patterns

Saturday July 14^th 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM:

• Body torsion pattern analysis
• Application of body torsion patterns to treatment plans

Sunday July 15^th 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM:

• Kensei therapy treatment practice sessions
• How to integrate Kensei therapy into your clinical practice setting