Systema St. Louis teaches the ability to survive and win, in stressful, dangerous and violent situations in as close to actual environments as possible, in addition to states of extreme duress, and exhaustion. Systema St. Louis' training philosophy is based on the principles and philosophy of Systema - Russian Martial Art. With this combat system, special uniforms and belts are irrelevant. We don’t focus on learned stances and drills. We focus on teaching battle-proven skills that are quick, unsportsmanlike & lethal, and focus on a body’s natural positioning and movement to be able to efficiently strike, absorb a strike, avoid and re-direct from any position. Our training philosophy is not to be confused with any traditional fighting arts and/or combat sports fighting systems. We are not in the business of taking years to teach a client how to incapacitate or eliminate even the most basic fighter, but rather months, comparable to the time a special ops soldier has to prepare for an operation. There are just too many aspects of traditional fighting arts and sports-based fighting systems that are life-threateningly impractical and inefficient for the street and actual brutal violence. Our training is intense and demanding and nothing is off limits other than morality and legality. All training is conducted in a controlled yet extremely realistic environment, meaning no mats and pads, and real weapons are used (inoperable firearms and slightly dulled edged weapons). Essentially, we remove all of the elements that would give you a false sense of security. If you constantly learn how to fall, roll and/or maneuver on a mat and use rubber or plastic weapons, you are not training properly for actual battle or violence. Violence never happens in an emotional vacuum and learning how to operate when placed under stress and high emotion is a very necessary way to develop effective fighting skills/abilities. By educating your decision making process whilst under high emotion you will learn to both choose effective solutions and choose them quickly.
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WUSM disclaimer regarding digital communications: http://medschool.wustl.edu/policies/website_privacy HIPPA Patient Privacy Policies: http://wuphysicians.wustl.edu/page.aspx?pageID=141&NavID=4 Disclosure of Conflict of Interest: http://wuphysicians.wustl.edu/page.aspx?pageID=249&NavID=4 The Program in Occupational Therapy is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Occupational Therapy Education (ACOTE) of the American Occupational Therapy Association (AOTA), located at 4720 Montgomery Lane, Suite 200, Bethesda, MD 20814-3449. ACOTE’s telephone number, c/o AOTA, is (301) 652-AOTA and its web address is www.acoteonline.org.
We build a robot each year to compete in that year's robot game. As we build the robot; the robot builds the team. This gives our team members many life skills; not just physical skills, but leadership skills they will take with them for a lifetime.
We’re a University-wide Institute developed to stimulate research, teaching, and community engagement with the goal of improving population health. We're interdisciplinary, capitalizing on and integrating the University’s extensive existing public health work.
We’re a University-wide Institute developed to stimulate research, teaching, and community engagement with the goal of improving population health. We're interdisciplinary, capitalizing on and integrating the University’s extensive existing public health work.
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The Center began in the early 1990s when therapists were seeing an increase in refugees who were suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder. In response, Jean Abbott, CSJ, LCSW coordinated an informal coalition of service providers that was formed to address the special needs of these new Americans. An early partnership with Provident, Inc. made it possible for Abbot to provide on-site therapy to refugees and immigrants. In the summer of 2001, CSTWT was incorporated as a nonprofit 501(3)c corporation in Missouri to continue this work with an emphasis on providing mental health services. Today, the Center continues to provide holistic mental health services for war and torture survivors with partnerships of other local community agencies to better serve the needs of immigrants and refugees. These agencies include International Institute, Community Alternatives, Interfaith Legal Services for Immigrants, Immigration Law Project, BIAS, and Catholic Family Services – LAMP. They work with us to provide interpreter services, case management, and legal services to improve the challenges and barriers that can impact positive healing. Our clients come from Afghanistan, Bosnia, Congo, Ethiopia, Iran, Iraq, Somalia, Liberia, Vietnam, and other countries that are experiencing unrest.