Join Rikke and Stephane to unlock the mysteries of the nervous system in the ear and enhance your auriculotherapy practice!
Date: June 14th-15th
Location: GMI Institute in Copenhagen, Denmark or Online
Language: English
Cost: 604€
Join Rikke and Stéphane for an in-depth exploration of the nervous system through auriculotherapy, combining theory and practical application. This masterclass is tailored for practitioners who want a deeper understanding of cranial representations, the autonomic nervous system and neural connections in auriculotherapy.
MASTERCLASS content
- Cranial representations (1-12) – Their importance in pathology
- Sympathetic and parasympathetic points – Their role in autonomic regulation
- Upper and lower limb master points – Parasympathetic influence on the body
- Parasympathetic and sympathetic systems of the ear – Identification and application
- The earlobe and the brain – What we know and what is still undiscovered
- Spinal cord connections – Sensory and motor functions
- Pituitary gland – Its function in auriculotherapy
- Phase 1, 2 and 3 – Integration with the central nervous system
The course is 15 hours long and last 2 days, there are 12 attendance places in Copenhagen.You can also participate online – Webinar. You choose that when registering.
About the teachers
Rikke Godthjælp
– is the Founder and Owner of the GODTHJÆLP MAUGENDRE International Institute, established in 2003 in Denmark. She is specialized in Auriculotherapy, Auriculomedicine, Posturology and Chromotherapy. Rikke has been practicing and teaching Auriculotherapy, Auriculomedicine, Posturology, and Chromotherapy since 2004 and 2010, respectively.
Dr. Stéphane Maugendre
– MD is a French medical doctor and GP. He specializes in Auriculotherapy. He graduated from the Faculty of Medicine in Paris and the school of the GLEM in Lyon. Stéphane is a GLEM Diploma teacher and Head of the Auriculotherapy Commission GETCOP, in France. He teaches at the GODTHJÆLP MAUGENDRE International Institute in Copenhagen. He was chosen by the Rothschild Foundation Hospital for a special pain unit, treating those who struggle to find help elsewhere.
