Become an Access Bars Practitioner in Paramus

The Access Bars (Bars) class from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Sept 10, with Theresa Obssuth is a one-day training session where participants will learn to administer an innovative energy clearing a technique that can create greater ease and cultivate more joy in life through greater awareness.

While training, participants learn how to “run the Bars” and will also receive two Bars sessions. The Bars are 32 points on the head that when gently touched, effortlessly and easily release thoughts, ideas, decisions, beliefs and attitudes that keep us in limitation. Access Bars can release disharmonious thoughts and behavior patterns, and the release of these old thoughts and patterns can bring greater possibilities into our life.

No prerequisites are required, and anyone can learn, including children. Class participants receive a certificate of completion and become qualified to provide Access Bars sessions to family, friends or clients. Providers of other therapies can introduce Access Bars into their practice.

Location: Paramus. For more information, preregister (required, or book a private session,

call Obssuth at 201-655-3836 or visit AccessConsiousness.com.

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