The Biodynamics of Death and Dying is a seminar taught by Michael Kern, Craniosacral Therapy Educational Trust co-founder. The course will run from 3rd to 5th of June 2022 and can be attended in person or online via Zoom. …

Craniosacral Therapy is a practice that uses light touch to both sense and restore subtle rhythmic motions expressed within fluids and tissues of the body, as a means to restoring health. …

Living Anatomy at the Craniosacral Therapy Educational Trust (co-founded by Michael Kern) is an interactive online course run over nine weekend seminars, supported by home study. Seminars take place roughly once a month — and have a focus on the human body’s vitality, with a learning style that is both…

The Craniosacral Therapy Educational Trust is offering an Emergency First Aid at Work course on Saturday 6th November 2021 that offers an interactive approach to learning. …

Developing Extreme Precision Within Unfolding Wholeness is a two-day advanced course in London on July 3rd-4th 2021 run by the Craniosacral Therapy Educational Trust. There is also an opportunity for participants to attend online via Zoom. The workshop is open to all Craniosacral Osteopaths and Cranial Therapists. Michael Kern co-founded…

Live to Rescue is a project working within Ladakh and surrounding areas to promote better treatment of animals and improve living conditions for strays living in the area. The organisation, which operates under the guidance of His Holiness the Gyalwang Drukpa, works to foster positive relationships between people and animals…

There are several reasons that can influence our choices to become vegetarian. One of the primary reasons is concern for animal welfare. Compassion for animals drives many of us to no longer be part of a system that breeds and kills creatures to satisfy appetite. Animals are sentient beings that…

Live to Love is a non-profit organisation founded by the renowned humanitarian His Holiness Gyalwang Drukpa. The organisation primarily works to improve the lives of the 1.3 billion people residing in the Himalayan regions and protect the natural resources of the area. …

There can be no justification for animal testing in any caring society, but despite widespread opposition an estimated 11.5 million animals in Europe are subject to some form of animal experimentation each year. Millions of animals are subject to cruelty and torture such as poisoning, food, water and sleep deprivation…