Do You Teach Energy Medicine?

[Guest guest]

I have a proposal in to the Energy Medicine Institute to put together some suggested strategies for those who would like to Teach Energy Medicine to others, (as opposed to those who are body workers etc and offering individualized healing sessions, who are healing but not teaching groups).

 

If you are interested in contributing any of your marketing ideas and strategies that would help others, ranging from what space you use to how you found a student group, curriculum you have developed or use, etc etc I would love to hear from you.

 

If you send me a brief email I will send you some questions, etc. within a few days and we'll see what treasures we come up with. Please feel free to re-post this to other groups and forward to others. I am at esyoga at charter.net. take care! Patricia Burke

[Guest guest]

So Pat, what have you got so far?

 

And I'm pretty darn good at marketing, and even at marketing Energy

Technologies;-)...

 

So email me off list if you want.

 

 

, " Pat Burke "

<esyoga@c...> wrote:

> I have a proposal in to the Energy Medicine Institute to put

together some suggested strategies for those who would like to Teach

Energy Medicine to others, (as opposed to those who are body workers

etc and offering individualized healing sessions, who are healing

but not teaching groups).

>

> If you are interested in contributing any of your marketing ideas

and strategies that would help others, ranging from what space you

use to how you found a student group, curriculum you have developed

or use, etc etc I would love to hear from you.

>

> If you send me a brief email I will send you some questions, etc.

within a few days and we'll see what treasures we come up with.

Please feel free to re-post this to other groups and forward to

others. I am at esyoga at charter.net. take care! Patricia Burke

[Guest guest]

Hey Pat,

 

I could probably share a few pointers, on the subject..But not for long!

 

I've been teaching energy for a couple years now, without offering

one-on-one sessions with folks, but all of that is going to change.

 

After I get back from Miami, Im going to start on that path of seeing

more folks in a one-on-one setting AND im also going through the steps

to becoming a licensed massage therapist.

 

But teaching is really 20 times better, in my opinion.

 

In a one on one setting, people have to pretty much be highly motivated,

to do their drills regularly.

 

I found that in a larger study group of folks, having 5 to 10 Success

stories, week after week, month after month, really helps inspire those

that weren't highly motivated, until seeing the wide variety of friends

of theirs feeling better and, instinctually, they don't want to be left

behind and they want to belong, so more folks end up really supporting

one another in funny ways.

 

And I for one, for now, prefer seeing 120 folks all in the same 2 hours

and let them do homework on themselves...so I can spend the other 118

hours, going the beach, taking a nap, reading a good book, going on

vacations, practicing all the time...etc...etc.

 

Richard.

 

 

 

Pat Burke wrote:

 

>I have a proposal in to the Energy Medicine Institute to put together some

suggested strategies for those who would like to Teach Energy Medicine to

others, (as opposed to those who are body workers etc and offering

individualized healing sessions, who are healing but not teaching groups).

>

>If you are interested in contributing any of your marketing ideas and

strategies that would help others, ranging from what space you use to how you

found a student group, curriculum you have developed or use, etc etc I would

love to hear from you.

>

>If you send me a brief email I will send you some questions, etc. within a few

days and we'll see what treasures we come up with. Please feel free to re-post

this to other groups and forward to others. I am at esyoga at charter.net.

take care! Patricia Burke

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