Bundle: NCCAOM Essential Recertification Bundle

This course, which draws equally on traditional Chinese medicine and modern research, looks in detail at emotions as a cause of disease, and offers practical tools to help us learn to regulate our emotions for health and wellbeing.

This course explores how to select and use acupoints responsibly, aiming to establish safe, ethical treatment protocols that prioritize patient well-being and informed consent. Through historical perspectives, clinical experiences, and modern safety and ethical guidelines, we achieve a comprehensive understanding of how to navigate these sensitive practices effectively.

Upon completion of the course, participants should have a basic understanding of the philosophy of ethics, conduct of right and wrong, moral diversity and the history behind national and international regulatory policies on ethics in clinical medicine and human subject research.

In this course, according to Classical Chinese medical texts, Elisabeth Rochat De LaVallée explains the character of 脈, Mai – vessel, vital circulation – in Chinese Medicine.

This Course encompasses nine specific combinations targeted at addressing issues related to fat/lipid metabolism, stomach, intestine, gallbladder, urine, and the balance of Yin and Yang energies.

In this course Charles Buck outlines a narrative of the greats of the Chinese medicine tradition from beginnings to modern times. To spice things up Charlie focuses on a few key herb prescriptions and the way that these represent Chinese medicine’s harmonisation idea. 
This is not a heavy herbalists course, the narrative should be easily followed by those without a CHM training. The common thread that connects the session is the ancient idea of yin-yang harmonisation (tiao he 调和) and we see how this ideal was achieved in different ways, in different styles and in different formulas. 

This course provides a fresh look at the Liver in Chinese Medicine through the Chinese characters to reveal their meaning through readings text parts dealing with the Liver from Suwen 2, Suwen 4 and Suwen 8. These texts will illustrate the qualities of the organ.

In this course, Dr. Montakab M.D. covers both seasonal and perennial allergies from western and Chinese perspectives of the causes and treatments for allergies. He talks in length about Allergic Rhinitis & Allergic Asthma, treatment strategies for acute phase and for prevention, points selection and demonstrates clinical cases.

Take a transformative journey, designed to enhance your expertise in Chinese medicine through the intricate study of herb pairings. This fundamental practice, rooted in the wisdom of the Han dynasty, remains pivotal to achieving mastery in this ancient art.

Taking this course, you will be immersed in a profound comprehension of the intricate interplay between these acupuncture points and the body's internal dynamics. Notably, the course delves into the strong impact of these points on calming the Shen and the harmonious flow of Qi throughout the body.

In this comprehensive course Dr. Misha Cohen OMD L.Ac covers all topics related to the prevention and treatment HPV Related Cancers. From epidemiology through research into a complete treatment plan which includes herbal medicine, acupuncture and more.

In this course, you will explore special needle techniques, gain a profound understanding of acupuncture points, and learn how to apply them effectively in clinical practice. Additionally, you'll discover valuable insights into treating Shen disorders, including insomnia, poor memory, heart pain, palpitations, depressive disorders, and even epilepsy.

Welcome to the 30-lesson Spring Teaching exploration, where the awakening energy of spring and the powerful dynamics of the Wood element come alive. Each lesson has a unique video insight, shedding light on the aspects of revival, growth, and the vital energy of Liver & Gallbladder in Traditional Chinese Medicine.

Taking this course you will learn what the five phases are and where they come from, but mostly you will learn to understand how they create in us our human nature and our imbalances which manifest as diseases.

So what is the role of Yang in women’s physiology, and what is the role of Du Mai in successful nine months of gestation? This is the question we try to answer during this course. Hopefully, this will expand your use of Du Mai and its related points in pregnancy treatments.

Gordon discusses in detail how a dozen physiological and anatomical correspondences exist between the newly-discovered Interstitium and the ancient TCM San Jiao, confirming they are one-and-the-same.

This course discusses the pathology and treatment of menopausal problems in detail. Taking this course, you will learn the role of Tian Gui in women's life cycles and in the aetiology of menopausal issues. The role of the Kidneys in the pathology of menopausal problems is dealt with in-depth.

This course addresses a commonly seen disorder in the paediatric acupuncture clinic – urinary tract infections (UTIs).  Acupuncture can be of great value in both acute and chronic or recurrent UTIs in children. 

This course shines a light on what is happening when we needle, whether using deep or shallow techniques and why even “sham” needling seems to exert effects. Understanding what is so special about the acupoints is essential to understand how acupuncture works.

Elisabeth Rochat de la Vallée, world renown sinologist, teaches in this course the term Wu Wei 無為: Non-Acting from the Taoist view.

Health cannot be understood without a reference to one’s original or true nature; the inborn dispositions give anyone their robustness and their fragility which have to be known by the patient to conduct correctly their life and buy the practitioner to establish an accurate diagnosis and apply an appropriate treatment.