Courses

“But I wanted to create a visual system of Herb Diagrams to give a vivid visual impression of what makes each herb unique. To do this, I created the  system of 4 Imbalances and 5 Organs. They say a picture is worth a thousand words, and this is true.

Taking this course you will learn how to treat, confidently and with knowledge, women undergoing ART (Assisted Reproductive Techniques) focusing on IVF. Strengthen your understanding of female physiology and fertility. This course will teach you how to transfer western medicament and hormones into a Chinese Medicine vocabulary. 

After a brief physiological review, Dr. Yu introduces useful formulas for a number of common conditions in children, from cough and runny nose through digestive problems.

In this course Michael FitzGerald discuss the rational of herbal treatments of cough in Chinese medicine with an emphasis on cough manifestations in Covid-19.

In this course, we will focus on detecting this common root cause of PMS and practice with herbs (Chinese and western) combined with simple home and clinical tests in Chinese medicine and western Public Labs.  This is a clinical herbal & nutritional lecture for thyroid, focusing on PMS, No acupuncture included in this lecture.

In this TCM Talk, we examine the case that modern standard Chinese herbal medicine practice often uses a narrower dose range than is appropriate. Appropriateness, yi (宜) appears in the historical literature as a key virtue of a good physician and is an issue that applies to all aspects of practice, including acupuncture. Referencing the historical fangji literature and his clinical experience of prescribing Chinese herbs for westerners over the past 35 years, Charles concludes that some patients respond to doses that might be considered ineffectual in modern China, whilst others require doses in excess of the standard bencao recommendations.

This course presents the traditional Chinese practice of using the medicinal qualities of common herbs and spices, as an external form of therapy for stimulating the channels system - known as Tiān Jiǔ 天灸 or Heavenly Moxibustion

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 discusses PMS (or, more accurately, “menstrual-related disorder”) in a slightly unconventional fashion, expanding the phenomena away from the general TCM “liver qi stagnation” diagnosis. It introduces new categories to define the various pathologies of PMS (digestive disorders, water metabolism, emotional aspects, heat in the blood and counter flow, and fever/cold/flu).

In this TCM Talk Dr. Yair Maimon presents the use of an innovative individualized, sensitivity laboratory testing which was employed to determine the best TCM formula for a cancer patient.

This talk explores the ways physicians, religious devotees, court officials, and laypeople used powerful substances to both treat intractable illnesses and enhance life. It illustrates how the Chinese concept of du—a word carrying a core meaning of “potency”—led practitioners to devise a variety of techniques to transform dangerous poisons into efficacious medicines. 

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.

LCS 101 is a unique botanical formula proven to affect immunity and reduce chemotherapy side effects. In this course, you will become familiarized with the research about the formula's effectiveness and its clinical usage.

The Ben Cao Gang Mu by Li Shizhen A Webinar By Prof. Paul Unschuld You can further learn with Prof. Unschuld and/or support his life…

Despite the fact it was written over 2000 years ago, the insights expressed in this text, are still relevant to the understanding of human physiology and pathology in modern times. Understanding the underlying mechanism of disease reveals deep and useful insights related to a large variety of disorders, including those not directly mentioned in the text.

Dr. Qing presents common herbs for external use and brings useful examples for treatments of dermatologic pathologies like vesicles, pustules, red macules & papules.

This course explores 5 main types of depression derived from TCM theory, including the range of symptoms, the differential diagnosis, and appropriate Chinese herbal formulas and modifications for each type.

This course consists of a nearly 3-hour lecture with video narration, text, diagrams and photos. 

This course presents the pathology and treatment of both allergic and non-allergic asthma in children and adults. This course consists of an over 2-hours lecture with video narration, text, diagrams and photos. 

This course will help you understand potential treatments in Asian medicine for the specific autoimmune organ diseases of Hypo and Hyperthyroidism, Ulcerative Colitis and Multiple Sclerosis.

Bipolar disorder follows closely the symptoms of the ancient Chinese disease of Dian Kuang which may be translated as dullness and raving or dullness and mania. However, the course will explore to what extent bipolar disorder corresponds exactly to Dian Kuang in Chinese medicine.

For these three diseases, the course will first discuss their pathology in biomedicine and then the Chinese pathology, patterns and treatment with acupuncture and herbal medicine.

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 examines how to support our patients with Western Herbal Medicine. Jeremy Ross teaches the theoretical background, and Dr Tan-Bleinroth presents case histories to enhance the understanding of daily clinical practice.

By the conclusion of this course, you’ll be equipped with the knowledge and confidence to begin addressing male fertility issues, thereby enhancing your practice and offering holistic solutions to couples facing these challenges.

Explore the intricate world of women's health through the lens of Dr. Yi Tian Ni's wisdom and Keren Sela's clinical expertise in this transformative course. From teenage turmoil to menopausal challenges, Keren Sela navigates the diverse landscape of women's well-being.

This course describes these 5 elemental types of menopausal symptoms, highlighting the main symptoms and signs for each.