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Workshops, seminars and short courses Human Anatomy (200 hours)
Anatomy is the study of the structure and composition of cells, tissues
and organs. Topics include the study of the systems of the body: skeletal,
articulatory/joints,
muscular, lymphatic, circulatory, respiratory, digestive, urinary,
endocrine/hormones. Students will also learn how to locate pressure points
as well as the functions and disharmonies of organs. The class and its curriculum is an excellent introduction for those who have no previous knowledge or understanding of the structure and composition of the human body. No previous science studies are required to take this course. It is design to aid in the understanding and awareness of the human body and it's functions in relation to both Eastern and Western medicine. Areas of study and focus will include the following:
This course is one of Three Major Foundational Courses offered at the Shiatsu School of Canada and is ideal for those interested in continuing the studies in any of the full diploma programs:
-Shiatsu
Therapy Diploma Program This course is offered twice per year with a variety of schedules and is an excellent introduction to any of our career training diploma programs. Course Details ( Toronto Campus) September 2013 to April 2014 : Thursday & Friday 8:30am -12:00pm
Registration: Please call the Admissions Department to register for this course. Payment can be made in full or interest free monthly installments. If students choose to take this course as an independent course the hours and fees are applied towards the program as an exemption from this course within the program of their choice.Upon successful completion of this course, students receive an official transcript for their academic records. About the Instructor:
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