Tuina Therapy By Peter - Piotr Radowicz

Fantastic day with most knowledgeable staff at Anatomy@Edinburgh! Thank you for your bulletproof patience and welcoming the endless string of my nerdy questions! You're great and so helpful!
If you would like to excel your awareness of anatomy here in Edinburgh most iconic Medical School, these public one-day workshops are the best port of call. And they give you tea too! Check uni's website and book yourself in: https://www.ed.ac.uk/biomedical-…/…/p ublic-anatomy-workshops

Finally, it's here! The new super special table arrived! Why is it special? Most electric table only go up and down, which is already great. This one has multi-adjustable parts including flexion, extension, traction, and side bending - allowing unprecedented passive mobilisations. Happy days!
The mysterious light for added drama, I'll post more images soon!

Big 'thank you' to Piotr Cywiński for another fantastic round of workshops this year. Four weekends of intensive study of osteopathic thinking, manipulations, mobilisations, and visceral work. Good stuff!

Better than cutting a ribbon. Or perhaps there will be time for that too. Meanwhile, improvement plan enters the next stage. Happy days!

The Cadaver Day! I never dreamt in my wildest dreams that one day I'd be so excited about studying, palpating and exploring human specimens! Wow! One part of me is still trying to savour and process the insights of the day and the excitement, the other wonders, have I gone mad?
Deep gratitude to Karen Kirkness from Meadowlark for creating this unique opportunity and holding the space for this uncommon learning experience. Karen, you mentioned that we may feel changed. I defi...nitely do. As a therapist, it's invaluable eable to actually see and feel the structures I work with on daily basis, and realise that all theories and ideas of 'how the body works', are only theories albeit very important, and that anatomy is the absolute foundation for all diagnostic considerations. Holding the 'horse hair' nerves of the spinal cord, touching the psoas, to name a few of those experiences that stay in memory for ever.
As a human, I somehow feel slightly transformed, a little bit more mature (high time!). I little bit more alive. Perhaps, this is what happens when you cross a threshold, push boundaries of a comfort zone. It definitely was time for this!
It's only now that I begin to grasp the notion AT Still (father of osteopathy) came up with. The notion of 'diagnosing health' rather then finding what's 'wrong'. It's like finding life. But now I feel you can't find life unless you felt death.
Also, great company of yoginis and yogis to spend the day with.
Once again, thank you! /Peter.
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We are collecting books for one of my patients who works for an organisation supporting the homeless. Ability to read brings a sense of dignity and inspiration to the soul.
If you have any books you'd like to share, please leave them in the wee basket at the front of the clinic. All books are welcome, but particularly ones is languages other than English.
... Many thanks, Peter.
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Wishing all patients and tuina enthusiasts best wishes for Christmas and Hogmanay. Charm auspicious 2018 with relaxed and joyous celebrations.
I'm most grateful for being able to share tuina with you and will continue to do so, for as long as it's meaningful!
- Peter.

For a change, today the cozy Alba Acupuncture room has been substituted for a 'battlefield' scene. As part of the Athlete's Angels team, see you at the finish line of the BHF Glasgow-Edinburgh 100k trek! Complementary tuina for the great trekkers! Yesss.

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New mindfulness course is starting in January and is likely to book up. This time Laura Jones will introduce us into this profound art of being present. https://www.albahealthstudio.org/mindfuln ess-course-for-be…/

Our gift vouchers have arrived :)

Extra TUESDAY yoga this month!