Abstract:
We are all born with the innate wisdom to help and heal ourselves. The Art of Jin Shin is a Japanese energy healing modality that stems from the Ancient Traditions. Similar to Acupressure and Reiki, we place our hands on specific locations on the body. This allows blocked energy pathways to open and promotes healing of body, mind, and spirit. We can practice The Art of Jin Shin on ourselves - which is called Self Help - or we can receive sessions from a Practitioner. When energy is flowing harmoniously in the body we feel a sense of well-being and happiness. It is in this state of being, that healing occurs. The work encourages a life of simplicity, calmness, patience, and self-containment. It is the philosophy, simplicity, and effectiveness that attract people to the Art of Jin Shin. This practice can be as simple or complex as you'd like. You can start by holding a finger to harmonize certain emotions or begin your day with a short Self Help Jin Shin routine.
1. What is the Art of Jin Shin
2. How does it work
3. Harmonizing our feelings by holding specific fingers
4. Main Center Source
5. Simple Holds for symptoms by using combinations of Safety Energy Locations
6. Sharing & Questions
Audience Take Away Notes:
- Students will be able to recite the foundational principles of The Art of Jin Shin and its history.
- Students will be able to recite the meaning of The Art of Jin Shin and its key concepts.
- Students will be able to identify the differences in types of energy.
- Students will be able to recite the meaning of the Safety Energy Locations.
- Students will be able to perform the location of the 26 Safety Energy Locations.
Biography:
Alexis Brink, LMT, a native of the Netherlands, came to New York at a young age to be a Broadway dancer. After a knee injury left her unable to perform, she was guided to the Art of Jin Shin, which not only healed her, but put her on a new life's journey. Alexis Brink is the author of 'The Art of Jin Shin' and 'Healing at Your Fingertips', as well as two textbooks.
Ever since, she has studied and shared this healing art with others. Today, she is the Director of Jin Shin Institute, and has held a private practice in NYC since 1991. Alexis is the author of "The Art of Jin Shin" and “Healing at Your Fingertips,” published by Simon & Schuster and translated into 6 languages. She has taught Jin Shin in hospitals to medical professionals, in the New York Public School system, and for wellness organizations & different communities around the world. Alexis has written two Textbooks; the Core and the Depth, on how to become a practitioner in the Art of Jin Shin. Jin Shin Institute, under Alexis's guidance, is offering a comprehensive curriculum to a new generation of practitioners and teachers. She is also a Transactional Analysis Practitioner (TAP) of USATAA and has been an honorary AMTA Member for over 35 years.
Alexis shines most when she is speaking in front of an audience – whether it is during her weekly social media lives, on a wellness panel, teaching a workshop, or giving a presentation on the Art of Jin Shin.
Alexis has taught Jin Shin in hospitals to medical professionals, in the New York Public School system, and for wellness organizations & different communities around the world. The Practitioner Certificate Program (PCP) Singapore 2023 that included the The Core - Principles and Practical Applications in the Art of Jin Shin workshop took place from May 27 to 29 and June 2 to 4, 2023. It was facilitated by Alexis Brink at The Living Well Workshop Co. Participants learned about the building of the body from Source Energy to the physical body. The program provided practical applications for giving complete sessions to clients. Through hands-on training, participants gained a solid understanding of the practical applications of the Art of Jin Shin, including its Sequences, Organ Flows, and Adjustments. The PCP equipped participants with the knowledge and practical skills needed to become certified practitioners by the Jin Shin Institute.
