Length of workshop: 2 days Cost: $195.00
Locations:
-Cumberland (Ottawa) Ontario
-Amherstburg Ontario (near Windsor)
Upcoming Workshops
-November 7th and 8th 2026 (Ottawa)
-January 30th and 31st 2027 (Amherstburg)
Workshop Description
The Transpersonal Nature of Therapeutic Touch workshop, which is part of the updated/enhanced curriculum, is the second in a series of two workshops designed to teach students Therapeutic Touch as developed by Dolores Krieger, PhD, RN, and Dora Kunz.
Building upon the knowledge, skills, and insights gained in Foundations of Therapeutic Touch, this workshop offers students a fascinating opportunity to go much deeper - exploring aspects of consciousness, connections between the practitioner and the Healing Partner, the inner self, and other subjects designed to broaden and strengthen one's understanding and practice of Therapeutic Touch
Students will explore a range of topics including compassion and Therapeutic Touch, the use of sound and colour imagery, Distant Therapeutic Touch, two-person Therapeutic Touch, and the Hand-Heart Connection© technique.
Pre-requisites: To take this workshop, students require either:
-Foundations of Therapeutic Touch
OR
-Levels 1 and 2 (older curriculum) + Foundations Tune-up
Note: I am running a 4-hour Foundations Tune-up (over Zoom) the end of October for anyone who requires this pre-requisite in order to take the Transpersonal Nature of Therapeutic Touch workshop in either November 2026 or January 2027. For details, e-mail terri.lacroix.tt@gmail.com
Teaching Credentials:
I am accredited to teach the Transpersonal Nature of Therapeutic Touch Workshop though both the Therapeutic Touch Network of Ontario (TTNO) and the Therapeutic Touch Networks of Canada (TTNC)
Approach
This two-day workshop incorporates a variety of teaching methods including presentations, self-reflection, and dialogue - providing students the opportunity to discover and expand upon new learnings together.
Hands-on exercises and opportunities to practice giving Therapeutic Touch sessions feature prominently as well, allowing students to explore and apply what they have learned in a fun and supportive environment.