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AFI Touch Education by Quality Skills |
![]() Ruth Bucher, LMT, CTAP, CBP, MTI, Member AMTA Cell: 469-338-9748 e-mail: rubu1323@yahoo.com | |
What
Is AFI Touch Education? In AFI Touch Education we focus on improving touch
communication by people who work hands-on with other human beings What
Is AFI? Awareness Focus
Intention Through the years, as I was taking continuing education
classes I noticed a difference of touch between some instructors and
practitioners and students. Of course, the level of training and expertise in
the field, and the passion an instructor has about a subject explains some of
the difference in touch. However, I have also experienced the touch of people how
felt very passionate about their work and it was good, but yet not as excellent
as I would have expected considering their level of training and experience. So, what is the secret ingredient? Awareness Unconsciously we project to the person/animal we are
communicating with (verbally and through touch) how we are feeling. This
includes how we are feeling physically as well as emotionally. This doesn’t mean that you always have to be completely happy
and healthy to do your best work – it would be optimal, but not very realistic.
We humans are very emotional beings and most of us carry physical, intellectual,
and emotional baggage.
– It’s not about how much baggage you
have, but how you carry it - So how do we approach this unknown, vague obstacle that keeps
us from doing our best work? Easier said than done, right?
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Know your enemy and your battle is half won - How can we change that? In our AFI Touch Education classes awareness is the first thing we play with. You learn how to explore your body from within, how it feels, how it moves, and how you can improve your communication within. Focus and Intention You can use AFI in whatever you are doing and it can take
any work – selling a car, raising a child, taking care of the sick and old - to
a new level of subtle excellence. In AFI Touch Education we focus on improving touch
communication by people who work hands-on with other human beings: Massage
therapists, physical therapists, occupational therapists, chiropractors, chiropractic
assistants, doctors, PAs, nurses, memory care staffers, and more; even mental
health therapists and practitioners can benefit from these classes. If you have any questions about AFI and the classes we
offer, please contact us at 469-338-9748.
İRuth Bucher, 2017, rubu1323@yahoo.com |