Presenter: Emma Lane
Did you know that by looking carefully at a person’s facial features, face shape and markings you can gain valuable insights into their general disposition and character traits?
Building on Emma Lane’s Tells Of The ‘Dis-Eased Body’, this unique course examines how our face is a mirror for our personality and reveals what can be learnt about the health, temperament and life of a client from facial ‘tells’.
Attendees of this one-day Facial Tells of ‘Dis-ease’ course will learn:
- How to easily recognise many facial features and markings to build an understanding of the client and therefore tailor the best approach for their unique disposition and personal challenges;
- How to use the information gained to develop a deeper understanding of the client’s possible health and wellbeing issues;
- How to help their clients readdress or recognise choices that they have made, or inherent behaviours and how they can be addressed.
Testimonial:
‘There are myriad ways in which our body communicates with us; we just need to re-learn how to listen and see them.
Thank you again Emma Lane, my wonderful teacher, oracle and motivating force.’
Nigel Nicholas
Course information
Face reading has been utilised by healers for thousands of years. The ancient Chinese believed that your face reflects who you are and why you think, feel and behave the way that you do.
The ability to read these signs is a powerful tool for practitioners to use in consultations and when designing the best approach for a client’s individual health and wellbeing needs.
By understanding the features of a person’s face, you will be able to gain an understanding of the person to whom you are talking, even before they start to communicate verbally.
There are a myriad of facial ‘tells’, examples of these include:
A forehead that slants backwards is indicative of a creative problem solver, showing that this person can think outside of the box. They tend to be successful business people or entrepreneurs.
The ears show one’s past with every bump and mark on their rim. For women the right ear is representative of conception to six years of age and the left ear represents from seven to 14 years of age. This is the opposite for men.
The mouth shows us how happy we are in life. We can see disappointment, humour and how much we nurture other people. The size of the lips also gives us useful information.
A prominent chin shows stubbornness and willpower. People that have a strong jaw cannot be pushed around very easily. A large jaw will indicate that someone can be controlling. A narrow jaw generally means that someone can be easily swayed and they tend to be more spontaneous.
The Facial Tells of ‘Dis-ease’ is a fascinating one-day course suitable for anyone with an interest in human nature and health, as well as all health and fitness practitioners.
It is full of practical information that can be used straight away. Attendees will be able to quickly spot and interpret telltale facial signs to build an understanding of the person and use this information to tailor their approach accordingly.
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