Dear Sasada Sir, Please start this course in cities like Chennai, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Mumbai etc so that visually impaired person can reach & learn this course easily.
We do have NAB in many of these cities too. Hoping for a positive response in future. Tiku Raj On 7/12/13, Saburo Sasada <[email protected]> wrote: > Dear all, > > Let me make an announcement on new job opportunity for visually challenged. > My > name is Sasada and the master trainer of this project. > > An Introduction to JMMT > (Guidelines for Applicants) > > A new vocational training course is introduced at BPA, Ahmedabad on > September > this year, and at NIVH, Dehradun early next year. This is a health/medical > fie > ld manual therapy courses for one and two years called JMMT which stands for > J > apanese Medical Manual Therapy. JMMT originally developped in Japan for > centur > ies for the blind people as a substantial job and it has been developped > combi > ned with acupuncture, Shiatsu, and acupressure. Dr. Sasada, the major > trainer > of this JMMT project, has modified it for global use by combining other > overse > a methods, e.g., Chinese, Thai, and western scientific approaches. The > followi > ng five principles are specialty of the JMMT. > > 1. Mind-Body Unity > The mind controls body, and the body also controls mind and this is the > human > nature. How to control the mind by the body is the important issue. The > therap > y approach is done not only by the analytic way, but also approach by the > holi > stic way, in another words, focusing on both microscopic approach and > macrosco > pic approach, or medical scientific way and traditional complementary > medicine > way. The mind position as the therapist is also the most important and it > is > done by following three methods.: > > A. Good breathing; Chakra/Dantian Breathing, deep abdominal breathing. > > B. Good posture; Focusing body structure and keep good allignment of the > spine > . > > C. Relaxation of core muscles; For obtaining methods good breathing and > postur > e, relaxation of core muscles is important. > > 2. Developping Talking-Hands > This method is especially designed for the blind therapist. The therapist's > co > ncentrates with his/her hands to communicate with the client's body to > adjust > for the best effective therapy in dosage, direction, techniques, etc. > Developi > ng Talking-Hands means developing healing power. One of the specific methods > i > s called "Search-antenna" which is effective to select definite distal > points > to giving pressure. One hand touch on painful region, another hand search > dist > al region as the transmitter according to meridian theory or kinematic > chain. > > 3. Adaptive Symptoms > The JMMT covers various chronic and acute discomforts such as pain, fatigue, > n > umbness, and other discomfort symptoms. It is especially effective recent > incr > eacing lifestyle related diseases. JMMT covers various functional diseases > but > doesn't cover structural, infectious diseases or traumatic acute stages. > > 4. Non-oil, Gender-free, Therapy > There is no need for the client to be undressed and just wear relaxing > clothe > like a T-shirt and track pants. The therapist does pressure/kneading massage > u > sing a cotton cloth, and then it is recognized as a gender-free therapeutic > m > anual therapy. > > 5. Promoting Vocational Independence for the visually challenged > In India, there are a lot of adult blind who lost their sight lately. > Therefor > e this is a good opportunity for them as their vocational independent and > soci > al participation. The project aims at better vocational independence and > empow > erment of the visually challenged in India. This course has no age limit as > a > candidate in its eligibility, so every visually challenged is welcomed as > long > as having 12th Standard education background, good health and enough > motivati > on, please join us. > > Remarks > This JMMT project started on Feb. 2013 and is carry on for three years by > coll > aboration among four agencies, which are SNESVI of Tsukuba Univ. (Japan) as > th > e promoter, Nab and NIVH (India) as counterparts, and JICA (Japan) as the > spon > sor. > > if you are interested in this JMMT course, please contact us at the > following > mobile number until the end of July 2013. > > Dr. BK Panchal > +9198-9811-7936 > > > Register at the dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing accessibility of > mobile phones / Tabs on: > http://mail.accessindia.org.in/mailman/listinfo/mobile.accessindia_accessindia.org.in > > > Search for old postings at: > http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/ > > To unsubscribe send a message to > [email protected] > with the subject unsubscribe. > > To change your subscription to digest mode or make any other changes, please > visit the list home page at > http://accessindia.org.in/mailman/listinfo/accessindia_accessindia.org.in > > > Disclaimer: > 1. 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