March 25-26, 2023 in Santa Fe, NM
With T. Koei Kuwahara Sensei
15 Continuing Education credits for NCCAOM, CA, FL, and TX.
A co-production with Ocean Breeze Hari Society
After more than 30 years of living in and teaching all over this country, T. Koei Kuwahara Sensei and his wife have decided to move back to his hometown in Japan in the summer of 2023. This will be the end of an era for Japanese Meridian Therapy in the US and the opening of a new chapter in Kuwahara Sensei’s life. Those of us who are his students are fortunate and blessed to have had him here to learn from all these years, and we all want to send him home with all the good Ki of our collective respect and admiration for his knowledge, experience and heart.
This workshop will be a return to the basic spirit of Hari Medicine, with emphasis on root pattern diagnosis and treatment. We will cover pulse-taking, “aha-mation,” “five-six-seventh sense,” and fine-tuning elements of treatment like oshide and the treatment of jaki.
Participants in this series will be a considered for pre-registration for a future Hari Japan Camp, where we will travel to study with Kuwahara Sensei and several of our other senior teachers across Japan in 2024 or 2025.
About Kuwahara Sensei:
Takayuki Koei Kuwahara Sensei originally came to the U.S. from Japan as a guest professor for New England School of Acupuncture (NESA) in 1989. Since then, he has been teaching Japanese Acupuncture Style courses and advanced continuing education programs all over the world, including New Mexico and Florida. He graduated from the Tokyo Therapeutic Institute in 1979, beginning with a 5 year live-in apprenticeship under Kodo Fukushima, the renowned creator of the Toyo Hari Style of Meridian Therapy. Mr. Kuwahara developed and continues to refine the Hari style of acupuncture utilizing various systems learned from his teachers, 47 years of Aikido experience, and 30 years of Shinkiko practice. He is Chairman of the Hari Society.
Schedule:
March 25-26 at the Santa Fe Women’s Club at 1616 Old Pecos Trail, Santa Fe, NM.
9:00 am-5:30 pm with a one-hour lunch