"Why study tea,"One might ask? Over one thousand years ago, during the Tang dynasty in China, it was said that "tea cures every disease." Below are just some of the more clinically proven benefits: ~ Tea kills bacteria ~ Fights Aging ~ Assists in weight loss ~ Can help prevent cancer ~ Lowers blood pressure and protects the heart ~ Treats colds and flu ~ Protects from the harm of electro-magnetic radiation ~ Refreshes the drinker (caffeine levels are 1/5 that of coffee) ~ Helps maintain strong teeth ~ Builds bone ~ Protects against UV damage

This 8 hr. seminar will include a lecture on the history of tea, its various forms, and its health benefits. There will also be a basic Chinese tea ceremony for all participants to enjoy.

Fees: Preregistration $100.00, $120.00 at-the-door. Students and public: $50.00 (no CEU's)
All attendees will also pay a $25.00 LAB FEE for samples of various teas and Chinese snacks.
Net costs: preregistration $125.00, $145.00 at-the-door, Students and public: $75.00

Instructor:

Dr. Tony Zayner, D.N. has been a martial artist and student of Chinese philosophy and culture for over 40 years. He has owned a few successful schools of martial arts and was the 1988-1989 undefeated U.S. National Tai Chi Push Hands champion and went to China as a U.S. team member for three successive international tournaments. In 1989, he moved to Taiwan to work for the Chinese government as a consultant for six government ministries and to teach at three of its premier universities. There, he studied Mandarin, Chinese Medicine, painting, calligraphy, Tai Chi and Chinese culture. He returned to Chicago in May of 2000 to complete his studies in clinical massage, Oriental medicine, clinical hypnosis and Naprapathy. He previously taught at both Midwest and Pacific College of Oriental Medicine. He is currently a professor and seminar teacher at the National College of Naprapathic Medicine. He has also founded the Shu Family School of Tai Chi Ch'uan and the Asian Bodywork Club.

This is the second half of the NCNM Advanced Thai Table Massage CEU series. Prone techniques will be taught seven consecutive Sunday evenings (6:00-9:00) starting Sunday, March 4, 2012 through Sunday, April 15, 2012.

This series will focus on clients who complain of “Desk Syndrome.” The stretches in this protocol pull the body into extension-type postures and help alleviate pain and discomfort caused by long hours of desk work. Take the time to learn this skill and your clients will be very grateful.

Fees: $350.00 for licensed professionals; $250.00 for students and public (no CEU's)
(Preregistration only - Thai Table Massage II does not accept at-the-door registrations)

Instructor

Dr. Tony Zayner, D.N. has been a martial artist and student of Chinese philosophy and culture for over 40 years. He has owned a few successful schools of martial arts and was the 1988-1989 undefeated U.S. National Tai Chi Push Hands champion and went to China as a U.S. team member for three successive international tournaments. In 1989, he moved to Taiwan to work for the Chinese government as a consultant for six government ministries and to teach at three of its premier universities. There, he studied Mandarin, Chinese Medicine, painting, calligraphy, Tai Chi and Chinese culture. He returned to Chicago in May of 2000 to complete his studies in clinical massage, Oriental medicine, clinical hypnosis and Naprapathy. He previously taught at both Midwest and Pacific College of Oriental Medicine. He is currently a professor and seminar teacher at the National College of Naprapathic Medicine. He has also founded the Shu Family School of Tai Chi Ch'uan and the Asian Bodywork Club.

Day 2 - Sunday, April 29, 2012: Hypnotic analgesia for clinical use. Glove anesthesia. Techniques of Color / Light Therapy. Freeing smokers from their addiction. Intro to Parts Therapy.

Sessions on both days meet from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. with a one-hour break for lunch from 1:00-2:00 p.m. (lunch is not provided by NCNM)

Note: Advanced seminar is intended only for those who have taken the Basic Hypnosis for Health Care Practitioners series or have previous training in hypnosis. For questions regarding eligibility, please contact instructor Dr. B. Tony Zayner at taichitony@yahoo.com.

Fees: Preregistration $200.00, $220.00 at-the-door. Students and public: $100.00 (no CEU's)

Special - Preregister for both Basic and Advanced Hypnosis and save $25.00
($375.00 for both weekends)

Instructor:

Dr. Tony Zayner, D.N. has been a martial artist and student of Chinese philosophy and culture for over 40 years. He has owned a few successful schools of martial arts and was the 1988-1989 undefeated U.S. National Tai Chi Push Hands champion and went to China as a U.S. team member for three successive international tournaments. In 1989, he moved to Taiwan to work for the Chinese government as a consultant for six government ministries and to teach at three of its premier universities. There, he studied Mandarin, Chinese Medicine, painting, calligraphy, Tai Chi and Chinese culture. He returned to Chicago in May of 2000 to complete his studies in clinical massage, Oriental medicine, clinical hypnosis and Naprapathy. He previously taught at both Midwest and Pacific College of Oriental Medicine. He is currently a professor and seminar teacher at the National College of Naprapathic Medicine. He has also founded the Shu Family School of Tai Chi Ch'uan and the Asian Bodywork Club.

Full-day seminars include a 1-hour break for lunch. Lunch is not provided by NCNM.

All seminars are held at

National College of Naprapathic Medicine
3330 N. Milwaukee Ave.
Chicago, IL 60641

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