Courses

Addressing and treating ‘brain pain perception’ is another important part of the treatment as it affects the deep source of pain.

This course is the fruit of thousands of treatments in Hasina’s clinic over the last 2 decades. Hasina says that “This way of thinking changed my clinic entirely”.

Dr Butch Levy’s course on GI diseases offers instruction on the application of meridian therapies along with the Eight Extra Vessels and Channel Divergents in a way that allows their simple incorporation into your clinical practice.

In 2011 Japan was struck by a devastating earthquake and tsunami. Novel approaches were developed in the field as acupuncturists arrived on the scene to help. These strategies make a good deal of sense in light of the research of Stephen Porges, PhD and his Polyvagal theory. The effectiveness of these new therapies in Japan that utilize non-insertive techniques largely appears to likely be explained by an increase in vagal tone.

This 3-hour introduction covers the background, theories, diagnoses, and treatment patterns in lecture and demonstration format.

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.

Following the lecture, participants will know more about the general treatment and management of chronic pain conditions and strategies employed by practitioners of Toyohari, Japanese Meridian Therapy for these purposes.