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The sun radiates a variety of electro-magnetic rays with different wavelengths, some of them visible to the human eye as natural light. Light can then separate into its component wavelengths and the human eye then sees each component as a different colour. Research has shown that colour can affect us psychologically and physically. Red light stimulates the circulatory system and raises blood pressure, blue light is calming, for example. The effect is the same even when the patient is blindfolded and cannot see the colour. The colour vibrations in the various electromagnetic components of light are absorbed and affect mood, perception and physical well - being to such a degree that it is being used to good effect in hospital recovery rooms, mental health clinics, prisons and places of work. An unhealthy body gives out a disturbed pattern of vibrations and the Colour Therapist works to restore the balance in the body and mind. This course is designed for both the student who has no previous experience of Colour Therapy and the practised student who would like to extend their knowledge. Optional 1 day of practical training is available. Full details available on request.

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