Lembrun Summer Intensive Course – July 6 to 12, 2025: Digestive System Disorders, Advanced Organ Anatomy, and Nutrition

4 Aug, 2024
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The world of the abdomen and its digestive system is perhaps the most complex and fascinating area to study. Organs, viscera, nervous system, microbiome, hormones, energy center… everything interconnects, begins, and ends in the belly. Every Shiatsu session calls for attention to the organs and abdominal treatment. This is why the 6th summer intensive course will be dedicated to a broad study of the digestive system over six consecutive days. Numerous experts will contribute knowledge to complement Shiatsu: anatomy, physiology, Chinese medicine, nutrition, plant effects, disorders, and pathologies will be covered. Like every year, this course offers an intense and unforgettable experience, deepening one theme and helping practitioners advance in their Shiatsu practice.


Program

  • Zazen meditation morning and evening
  • Qigong, do-in, martial warm-up
  • Advanced anatomy/physiology: bridges between Chinese medicine and Western science
  • Digestive disorders (bloating, belching, hyperacidity, gastroesophageal reflux, hiccups, constipation, diarrhea, loss of appetite…)
  • Nutrition (based on the 5 movements)
  • Plants (those that raise Qi, lower Qi, cool, warm, stabilize)

Practical Information

  • Dates: July 6 to 12, 2025
  • Translation: French to English
  • Hours: 60
  • Instructors: Ivan Bel (Ryoho Shiatsu co-founder), Caroline Bourguignon (Chinese medicine teacher), Emilie Signavong (Chinese nutrition expert)
  • Cost: €300 – €100 non-refundable deposit upon reservation (except with participant replacement)
  • Accommodation: Book directly with Domaine de Lembrun, multiple pricing options
  • Meals: On-site vegetarian, organic meals recommended
  • Amenities: Association bar, 2 pools, Lot River access
  • Capacity: 50 – early booking recommended

Note: Deposits are non-refundable one month before the course start date. Thank you for your understanding.

We hope to see you very soon. See you soon!

Ivan Bel

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