Welcome to Light Touch Therapy Training

Touching psyche through gentle body techniques and therapy skills

Light Touch is the theme which connects our various approaches to healing.

Light Touch engages both physical and energetic aspects of health. It aims to help a person to feel emotionally and physically better. Light Touch Therapy Training respects the integrity and individuality of each one's journey in life.

The existence of a human energy field has been affirmed for many thousands of years and in diverse cultural traditions. Many sacred texts depict vital energy as a luminous matrix within and extending around the physical body. In the west this was recorded by the Pythagoreans around 500 BC. The earth itself has its own energy field - the magnetic component of which has been identified by modern physics.

In our own time such networks of energy have been photographed by Kirlian technique and measured by electronic field research. There is evidence that some people can see these networks directly. The energy of which they are made is considered by many to be the matrix of vitality which gives life to every cellular and biochemical process of the physical body. The nervous and endocrine systems are very sensitive to the changing influences of this vital energy. They appear to be the link between this vital energy and other physical systems and processes.

This vital energy has the ability to respond and adapt to change. However in a state of ill-health this ability to adapt may be weakened or lost. Light Touch Healing and therapy aims to assist the physical and subtle energy processes, which are naturally inherent in the inidividual, back to health.

Any "external" agent of therapy or healing will only be really effective if, in facilitating these processes, it respects and acknowledges their implicit wisdom.

Homeopathy, Spinal Touch, and Nutritional Alkalisation are natural approaches to restoring health and well-being.

We are dedicated to teaching practical skills to alternative and complementary therapists who are seeking new approaches to what they do or who are seeking to develop professionally.