Autogenic Course

Autogenic training is a particularly effective and creative relaxation method and pathway to increasingly deeper psychophysical relaxation. It combines relaxed awareness with intentional mental activity and can be learned by anyone who is up for the short, daily exercises. Regular practice and training in autogenics can support your concentration general wellbeing, inner peace, creativity, meditation, sleep, as well as gentle psychological processing to release physical and emotional tensions and anxieties. Over the course of the training, you can learn to relax more deeply, personalise your practice and experiment with intermediate exercises. Furthermore, with daily practice, there is the possibility of establishing a quick relaxation routine that can support you during the day, wherever you are. You can find more information about autogenic training and other relaxation methods at www.relaxationpathways.com Come to a free taster session for the nine-week course: https://www.cambridgebuddhistcentre.com/AutogenicsFree The 9-week training course covers foundation and intermediate level autogenic training, and an introduction to autogenic meditation. It integrates supportive elements from mindfulness, movement relaxation and Buddhist meditation. Course materials include weekly handouts and audio recordings to guide your daily home practice. The course complements meditation, Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction, tai chi and yoga. Autogenic training depends on daily practice (15-30 minutes), which over time can establish a particular comprehensive pathway to deep relaxation. With commitment to the training, you can then explore ways of working with yourself in deep relaxation towards the end of the course. Autogenic training is not suitable for people with psychiatric illness, addiction to mind-altering substances or depression; or if you had a stroke in the last four months. Please contact Sarvatajnana beforehand to discuss any personal health concerns. Sarvatajnana is a certified relaxation therapist. She has been practising for over 20 years and teaching since 2017. You can contact her by email at sarvatajnana@gmail.com