Quantum-Touch Core Transformation: A New Way to Heal and Alter Reality

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According to Alain Herriott's Core Transformation website, Quantum-Touch is 'an energy healing modality that applies the principles of resonance and entrainment to facilitate healing. Practitioners learn to focus and amplify life-force energy by combining various breathing and body awareness exercises. When the practitioner resonates at a high frequency, the client often entrains to, or matches, the higher frequency...facilitating healing using the body's biological intelligence. Life-force energy affects matter on the quantum, subatomic level and works its way up through atoms, molecules, cells, tissues, and structure'.'Quantum-Touch Core Transformation' is an entirely new approach to energy healing. Both the breathwork and healing techniques involved are profoundly calming. The advanced techniques in this latest addition to the successful series are presented through step-by-step exercises that offer a way to discover how energy flows through both practitioner and patient, allowing you to align bones, reduce stress, and foster deep and lasting healing. Core Transformation gives you the opportunity to truly experience who you are (emotionally, spiritually, physically) and to begin to open your consciousness and enter a whole new level of being.

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Alain and Jody travel internationally teaching the Quantum-Touch Core Transformation and Core Transformation II workshops. Graduates of the first Qigong teacher-training class at Oregon College of Oriental Medicine in Portland, OR, they live in Talent, Oregon and have been working together for more than thirty years. With a background in molecular biology, farriery, horse training, daycare, oyster farming, and yoga, Alain graduated from the New Mexico Academy for the Healing Arts massage program. He also ran the Qigong program at Southwest Acupuncture College where Jody studied acupuncture. Jody has an acupuncture practice in Ashland, Oregon.