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Edited: October 11, 2018
We are celebrating 32 years of sharing the message about holistic healthcare and we would love you to help us spread this message further – educating those who are interested in body and mind medicine.
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What is The S.E.E.D Institute?
The S.E.E.D. Institute – Self Exploration Education and Development (TSI) was founded in 1986 by Alison and John Perrott and Su Hagan with the aim of promoting traditional approaches to healthy living.
The original founders have studied a broad range of Eastern and Western spiritual and medicinal practices such as Ayurveda, Herbal and Chinese medicine, Clinical Aromatherapy and Massage, Anatomy and Physiology, Kinesiology and more. John Perrott is a teacher of the Fourth Way and this profound influence built a solid foundation of holism that permeates TSI.
The founders of TSI are committed to the holistic approach to medicine and healing. They understand that the mind body and emotions are inextricably connected and that the mind is a powerful healer of the body.
Underpinning the work of The S.E.E.D. Institute is the knowledge and understanding that we can (and should) learn from the traditional schools of the East who have passed down thousands of years of sacred practice; ancient techniques of working with the whole person – treating the many layers of the body together with the mind and emotions.
Historically, healers and teachers understood that the brain is an organ that controls the body. We can learn to guide the mind and body to relax and regain control of our physical responses to our sensory input. We have lost touch with how powerful our senses of touch, smell, taste and hearing can be because our visual sense is overstimulated, preventing the senses from working together in a balanced way. The idea that our senses are a short-cut to memory and our psyche is something that modern science is only just beginning to understand.
The aim of TSI remains to assist practitioners to be holistic in their perceptions, outlook and practice by offering courses that teach the best of both eastern and western approaches to assessment and treatment.
We have never sought to become a huge commercial corporate organisation – that is not part of the aim or the philosophy of TSI. We offer professional, holistic and fully recognised courses for those seeking to explore, educate and develop themselves and their practice.
Course numbers are intentionally limited to afford students individual support during their studies. We care more about spreading the word about holistic medicine than about making a profit – and that is, and has always been, an important part of our philosophy.
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