In this talk, renown Qigong teacher and acupuncturist Peter Deadman is interviewed by Yair Maimon about his view on longevity and Yang Sheng.

In this course, Dr Barzilay reviews 5 key studies that will make you fall in love with Chinese Medicine and explain how it all fits with modern world diseases and conventional medicine.

Understanding and learning how to aid in the healing of depression from the unique Chinese medical perspective of the Shen and its relationship to five types of depression.

Expressing gratitude, saying thanks, is an ancient way of strengthening relationships, harmonizing stressful situations and dissolving conflicts. It’s an open door to forgiveness, which is one of the most important gates to healing in life.

The author presents his experience as MD Specialist in Physiotherapy and Sports Medicine, acupuncture and osteopathy dealing with medial knee pain. 

This webinar will delve into the history of acupuncture used as a means of revolution within the United States, based on Rachel Pagones’ new book, Acupuncture as Revolution: Suffering, Liberation, and Love. We will trace the influence of the barefoot doctors of Mao’s China on revolutionary acupuncture. We will see how the movement has evolved from 1970s-era political tactics to the trauma-informed approach of community acupuncture and of groups such as Acupuncturists without Borders (AWB). And we will recognize the fundamental contributions of Black and Latinx acupuncturists as well as Asian American activists to social justice acupuncture. 

This course offers a unique opportunity to enhance your knowledge of classical Chinese medicine and improve your clinical skills. The structured rhymes of these odes support better recall of essential point functions, enhancing your ability to apply them effectively in practice.

Over the past two-three years, the coronavirus (Covid) has run rampant worldwide, with millions of people adversely affected. Regarding acupuncture clinical practice, Covid has resulted in a massive spike in patient numbers across two main areas – mental health and the respiratory system.

This course is designed to get participants thinking about the reasons for their point combination choices. It will include a range of point combination strategies/themes.

This Course provides a short review of the historical acupuncture literature which provides a rich source of clinical information to inform acupuncture point selection.

In this course, Dr Yair Maimon extensively discusses point ST-9 and its clinical use. 

Acupuncture is one of the most effective treatments in slowing down or even reversing macular degeneration and retinitis pigmentosa.

This presentation will highlight where acupuncture is listed as a recommended treatment for multiple symptoms in the National Comprehensive Cancer Network clinical practice guidelines that are used by the top cancer research centres in the US and elsewhere in the world.  

In this course, Eyal Springer presents an integrated nutritional approach for GERD and its related symptoms, established on Chinese medicine, Ayurveda, and Macrobiotics.

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. 

This course explores fundamental aspects of Anxiety and Fright palpitations, shows classical vs practical syndrome differentiation and elaborates on effective acupuncture point combinations and herbs. It also covers specific clinical case examples.

This lecture by leading sinologist Elizabeth Rochat de la Vallee will give you deeper insights into these concepts of Bladder 43, Gao Huang Shu, by exploring the characters used in the point and the historical content.

In this course, Dr Hamid Montakab, MD introduces the concepts of trauma, defensive layers; the role of the subconscious, body memories, and the concept of “Body Armors” with a description of each segment and treatment strategies with the Sinew channels

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.

The most magical part of acupuncture is the ability to transform, to touch heaven in the patient, alleviating the suffering, clearing the clouds and allowing healing and change.

This is the introduction section of the Clearing the Clouds Series. In this introductory webinar, Dr Yair Maimon gives an overview and a taste of the Clearing the Clouds series. Take the whole series here: Clearing the Clouds

Together with post-natal conditioning and personal life experiences the constitution and the temperament are responsible for the formation of individual belief systems and the psycho-emotional expressions of a person. The basic belief mechanisms and habitual mind-sets will further define how the outer world is perceived and will influence the physiology as well as the pathology of a person. 

In this course, Felip Caudet, shows you how to optimize your practice by using various Japanese moxibustion techniques.

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.

This text, (circa. 17th century) is an extremely unique text in the way that it analyses acupuncture points, names, and diseases which sets it apart from any other text pre-1911.

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.

Long parts of Dr. Montakab nearly 50 years of experience practicing Chinese Medicine have been dedicated to sleep and dreams and in this course he shares his insight, the psychological and Chinese theories of dreams and how to use dreams as diagnostic and therapeutic tool in the clinic.

This course provides a rare overview of this system by a Western practitioner, including individual case studies from 8 years of “true nature” group work.

When we apply acupuncture, our focus is mostly on supporting our patients in recovering their health. In this lecture, Dr Julia Hartung gives a different perspective on "healing". She shares her experiences with patients with advanced and progressive cancer and dying patients in a palliative oncology setting (private practice and in the hospital). She presents case studies that show the fantastic support acupuncture can provide for a person at this particular time.

In this course, Lillian Pearl Bridges focuses on how the face corresponds with the organs and how to diagnose signs of strength and deficiency, fertility, & Jing.

You can employ this information immediately to increase diagnostic skills & will support the ability to discern the effectiveness of treatments.

In this course, Dr. phil. Dr.rer.med. Dominique Hertzer uses classical medical texts to explore the characteristics of the emotion, "fear/anxiety", as the most unique of all emotions, based on the Daoist concept of fear/anxiety and its philosophical approach to deal with it.  

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 this course three world renown teachers are sharing their inspiration of Chinese Medicine as well as explaining acupuncture specific points (Pc 7 & Liv 14) through these drawings.

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.

Reading this you are looking at a computer screen, or at your mobile phone. Our modern lifestyles are increasingly spent looking at screens - a major cause of eye related problems. Treat these conditions with Chinese Medicine.

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

This course will give an in depth understanding of heavenly points and their clinical usage.

“So how does acupuncture work?” This course provides acupuncturists with an overview of the acupuncture analgesia research to enable them to communicate more effectively with patients, other health practitioners and the community at large when asked that question – “So how does acupuncture work?”

In this talk, Dr Jonas describes a simple, systematic approach called a HOPE (Healing Oriented Practices and Environments) visit, that helps patients tap into their inherent healing capacity

This course explains the Western and Chinese concepts of immunity, and integrate the commonality of both conceptual frameworks in their treatment paradigms.

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.

In this course, Dr Hamid Montakab, MD, explains the function and expression of emotions as extensions of the primary instincts. He explores the Luo≈Connecting vessels' role in processing the outer world and the 5 Emotions and 7 Passions concept. With clinical examples & case studies, he shares therapeutic strategies to release emotions; treatment of the Zang-Fu patterns, diagnostic orientations; palpation to identify the emotion.

Integrating acupuncture into the mainstream medicine requires more than evidence and willingness or positive attitudes of stakeholders. The process of integration is essentially a progress of implementation and requires knowledge and skills of implementation science. This framework will facilitate the uptake of perioperative use of acupuncture / acupressure to enable positive impact on patient outcome and reduce cost associated with management of PONV and postoperative pain.

Take an adventure with David Hartmann and his 25 years of experience using Acupuncture Point Combination.

 

Taking us through the ancient text Elisabeth Rochat de laVallée reveals to us the different meanings in which 經 can be understood and enlarge our understanding of the concept of Meridians. 

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. 

Taking in consideration the Formula Differentiation, the Constitutional Patterns, and the signs and symptoms (with a special attention given to the Abdominal Conformations), this course approaches Kampo therapeutics in a wide range of digestive disorders.

In this course Dr. Michael Weber, MD explains the yin and yang of laser therapy and how the combination of Chinese medicine and modern technology are effective, even in the treatment of children. He specifically clarifies how to diagnose and treat allergic conditions, including how many treatments are necessary and what outcomes you can expect.

Too often the traditional meaning of the Chinese «li 禮» Rituals is misunderstood. This course explores the true meaning of this essential concept in Chinese traditional thought and life.

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.

This course explores some of the premier gender archetypes among this pantheon of 12 functional “gods”.

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.

This course explores Kid 1 and its clinical use through a beautiful and unique drawing, which brings to life the point and its different aspects of it; its name, its attributes, element, position on the body and more.

This course provides an overview of how pain is perceived, and the existing research that sheds light on the multiple central and peripheral bio-mechanisms behind the analgesic effects of acupuncture.

This course examines the profound impact of these gaps through the lens of TCM, exploring how treatment-related physical changes, emotional stagnation, hormonal therapy effects, and destabilization of Earth element shape the recovery experience. Drawing from clinical experience, the course provides practical treatment strategies combining specific acupuncture point protocols, movement therapy, and creative expression.

Through a choice of texts coming from different schools, Elisabeth Rochat de la Vallée elucidates the classical understanding of MING 明 Light.

For the first time, Prof. Unschuld presents his translation of the Ben Cao Gang Mu, the apex of pre-modern Chinese pharmaceutical-therapeutic literature and the most extensive compendium on herbs, animals, and minerals ever written during the imperial age.

In this first of a kind course Élisabeth Rochat de la Vallée explores the meaning of numbers in ancient Chinese texts and explains the correlations of numbers in Chinese medicine.

This course presents groundbreaking insights based on recent research published in leading scientific journals, proving the effectiveness of acupuncture in significantly improving the quality of life of cancer patients, especially during chemotherapy periods.

Premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD) is a severe extension of premenstrual syndrome (PMS) caused by fluctuating hormones. 

Together with Karine Kedar, we explore Chinese Medicine concepts regarding the cycle and its disturbances towards our bleeding and offer interventions and ideas to make our monthly cycle a friendly guide to our inner world instead of punishment.

This course is rooted in an East-meets-West approach to restoring balance and regulation in survivors of traumatic stress. It marries theoretical and clinical concepts from Western neuroscience with Acupuncture and Asian Medicine (AAM) to elucidate body-informed clinical skills for acupuncturists.

Emphasizing the importance of safe practice, this course equips practitioners with the knowledge to navigate the delicate balance of providing effective acupuncture treatment while ensuring patient safety.

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.

This course explores the ethical principles that are important to consider when working with trauma survivors. It presents a foundation for understanding the physiological, psycho-emotional and energetic dynamics of trauma from the perspective of neuro-biology and Five-Element Chinese medicine.

This introductory class will present tools and skills that will allow participants to expand the range of their craft as acupuncturists. In addition, we will explore how to bring the excitement of the edgy creativity of alchemy, intuition, and embodied presence into the treatment room in order to better meet the needs and support the healing and transformation of the patients we work with.

This program harmoniously weaves polyvagal theory with the Five Elements as our guiding framework for a profound exploration of complex trauma. 

This course is a personal summary of almost thirty years of experience treating numerous patients suffering from diseases of ‘ghost possession’. We explore the points' names and energy, deepening our understanding of the classical indications and their clinical relevance for modern-day patients.

Chinese medicine and acupuncture, in particular, are quite effective in managing the symptoms during the acute phase and treating the deeper roots.
This is the introduction to the full course by Dr. Montakab M.D.

In this course Elisabeth Rochat de la Vallée focuses on the answer given in Daoist texts as the Daodejing and explore the link between shan 善 and non-acting (wu wei 無為).

In this unique lecture, Lillian Pearl Bridges and Yair Maimon share their experiences on reading and evaluating the Shen. A better understanding of the Shen gives insights into our patients' physical and psychological health.

This course shares a deeper approach to utilizing acupuncture to transform emotions and life. You will understand the inner alchemy of acupuncture and how to apply it in the clinic; to achieve transformation and personal growth for our patients.

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.

As Chinese medicine practitioners, we can support our patients in understanding how to manage their Jing. We use certain signs to monitor its usage and encourage people to access the Jing they have yet to use. Longevity is not the goal, but being fully functional and enjoying life while living long enough to complete your life’s work is the ultimate reward.

In this course, Lillian Pearl Bridges, world-renowned “face reader”,  teaches how to diagnose and interpret the signs of sexuality and fertility that are apparent in the face.

The Fire has multiple aspects, being for instance one of the Five elements (or phases) as well as a pathological evil Qi. As one of the Five elements (or phases), it presents a double aspect: the sovereign fire and the ministerial fire. In this class, we focus on this double expression of the Fire in the heart. 

This overview will include the analysis of the pathology, research and a case study showing how to use “Windows of Heaven” points and divergent channels to help treat this condition.

Lorie Dechar introduces participants to practices and tools that can transform acupuncture points from activated sensitized areas on the physical body to gateways that open us to the soul and spirit. She discusses the use of needles, essential oils, flower essences and intention as well as the attitude and understanding necessary to engage patients at the subtle level of their psyches.

This course provides the basic understanding of endometriosis in conventional and Chinese medicine to develop strategies according to the different syndrome diagnoses including Ben and Biao of the disease. 

This class explores historical and modern concepts of Su Wen chapter 78, the Discourse on Evidence of the Four Failures. 

In this lecture, participants will learn about the unique needs of cancer survivors and strategies for developing individualized treatment approaches that may help quicken the recovery from cancer treatment and potentially reduce risk of recurrence.

This course introduces a fresh perspective, potentially unlocking new mechanisms that shed light on the profound effects of acupuncture.

The six basic “Temperaments” are represented by the “Six energy axis” or the channel systems which constitute a bridge between the inner world “Microcosm” and the outer changes the “Macrocosm” and define the basic responses and adaptations to outer events. 

Constitutions and Temperaments have a major influence on “Belief” mechanisms and further influence the physiology as well as the pathology of a person. This understanding provides a key for freeing oneself from the habitual mind-sets and behaviours.

This course provides an in-depth description of xi-cleft points and their clinical usage demonstrated through case studies.

Learn easy-to-teach Qigong practice to share with your Patients. This grounding Qigong practice helps clear out negative energetic patterns from the Organs, bringing the body back to a balanced state.  

Drawing from his own experiences in researching the effects of acupuncture treatment for allergic rhinitis (hay fever) on the immune system, Dr McDonald overviews how acupuncture can treat a broad range of inflammatory conditions including allergic rhinitis, asthma, irritable bowel syndrome, osteoarthritis and migraine.

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…

Taking this course you will be able to answer the question: “So, how does acupuncture work?”.

In this course, Yael Saslove discusses the Yuan level and the Chong Mai Vessel. She explains their relationship to the 7 Diaphragm system researched in Osteopathy and many other therapies.  This integrative exploring angle brings light to understanding the mysteries of the digestive patterns and disharmonies from pre and post-heaven sources.

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.

This course explores the pathogenesis, diagnosis and treatment of common autoimmune disorders in the digestive tract, such as Crohn’s disease, Ulcerative Colitis and IBS, with a unique emphasis on the role of the extraordinary channels.

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.

This course is an introduction to BaZi (“Eight Characters”), the Chinese Astrology, also called “Four Pillars of Destiny”. Dr. Jaden Kim explains what information a Bazi chart can provide for you and how this knowledge can help you for yourself and your patients.

In this course, Dr Yair Maimon uses his vast experience in treating cancer patients, especially those undergoing conventional treatments, who suffer from compromised and weak immune systems, to build a comprehensive understanding of immunity in Chinese Medicine.

This course will deepen your knowledge of Gui≈ ghosts in Chinese medicine, their consequences, and how to treat them using tried treatment protocols.

Understand The Importance of Classics Studies for Clinical Practice of Acupuncture

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.

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.

Understanding the structure of the conscious and subconscious parts of the psyche and unraveling the psychological mechanisms of “Belief systems” and helping to change these in a regular TCM setting is to treat the “Hidden Roots of Disease”.

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

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.

Be the healer you aspire to be using clear intention, self-compassion and rooted in the Spirits 

During this training, we will explore both the science and the practical implementation of the ancient principle ‘Ben Shen’, being Rooted in the Spirits and how this can support you and your clients both in daily life and during (acupuncture) sessions.

In this course Elisabeth walks us through the process of evolving notions through time, and points to crucial understandings of what the terms of different kinds of Qi mean, manifesting in our patients (Ying and Wei Qi, Zong and Yuan Qi, Zheng and Xie Qi).

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.

In this short free lecture, senior sinologist Rochat de la Vallée explores the meaning of one of the most fundamental concepts in the world of medicine - treatment.

Learn how to add this powerful method into our therapeutic armoury, using moxa sticks as they were originally intended.

Create treatment strategies for each of the three trimesters by understanding the energetic changes occurring during pregnancy, emphasising the different semesters. Work in a way that supports the changes in each trimester, including incorporating the “forbidden” points in those treatments.

This course examines special tongue findings and unique anatomical tongue zones in gynecology. 

In this course, you will learn about the top 3 studies about acupuncture for chronic pain and why these are the best combination for convincing a neurologist of acupuncture’s efficacy.

Are you curious to know more about it and upgrade your practical skills with this knowledge?

The most magical part of acupuncture is the ability to transform, touch heaven in the patient, alleviate the suffering, clear the clouds and allow healing and change. 

Acupuncture has much to offer survivors of traumatic stress. Our concept of Qi is our greatest contribution to the study of traumatic stress. This course explores the traumatic stress response as an energetic (qi) system that has been stimulated beyond its range of resiliency and is awaiting restoration of its natural balance and equilibrium.

In the management of acute or chronic traumatic stress with Chinese medicine and acupuncture, the aim is to release the retained energy mass from the level where it is trapped (Wei-Blood-Jing), to bring the event into consciousness (Shen) and to re-structure the belief system (Cultivation of the Mind).

During the course, Dr Bartosz Chmielnicki discusses some of the groups of acupuncture points and points combinations used for treating the Shen, supporting the Heart and transforming emotions. All the points will be presented uniquely, with symbolic pictures based on the “Gates of Life” project.

This course offers participants nearly 100 treatments for common clinical disorders, including musculoskeletal complaints, mental and emotional imbalances, and many other signs and symptoms. This is done by examining thirteen different acupuncture point combinations (APC’s). Each of the APC’s is briefly defined and explained before giving a range of various signs and symptoms that they can treat.

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.

In this course, Dr Umberto Mazzanti, MD, introduces a personal combination and clinical approach to treating pain, The Mazzanti AcuOsteo Method®, which combines Acupuncture and Osteopathic through the demonstration of shoulder musculoskeletal pain.

Experience stunning effects when treating traumatic injuries and non-healing wounds with Chinese Medicine (Acupuncture & Herbs)

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.

In this course, you will dive into the pathology and the acupuncture strategies & points that can be used with patients undergoing radiotherapy treatments, especially for patients with head and neck cancer who suffer from dry mouth.

In this course, Bartosz Chmielnicki MD discuss the ancient theory of the Bi Syndromes together with different strategies of treatment and acupuncture points.

Understanding Inner Alchemy enables us to interpret mental disorders in terms of the human soul and the dynamic relationship of the Hun 魂 and Po 魄.

The San Jiao is a special organ, sometimes difficult to apprehend. The Chinese vision is multiple and complex. This lecture is created to help the practitioner to understand the San Jiao in an easier and more practical way. We will explore the San Jiao and the relationship  between Pre Heaven and Post Heaven, Kidneys and Heart, Water and Fire, Qi and fluids.

 

The practical approach of this course, including orthopaedic demo videos with a model and a skeleton showing the physiology and pathophysiology of the limbs, makes it possible for practitioners to use these methods in their daily practice. Enjoy a step by step guidance from diagnosis to treatment and translate theory into practice.

A must-attend lecture for those seeking a thorough understanding of cancer from the perspective of Traditional Chinese Medicine.

This course is especially significant for Australian practitioners. Dr John McDonald shares extensive research studies on acupuncture treatments for different health conditions, such as migraine, back pain, women’s Health and more. He explains how you can use this evidence in advertising and communication with other healthcare professionals and discusses the relevance of the “Guidelines for advertising regulated health services” in Australia.

Patients with chronic neck problems are always a challenge in the clinic – many times treatments provide relief of pain and restore mobility but, quite often, the relief is temporary and the issues are never really solved.

In this course, Rani Ayal explores the reasons behind neck pains and discuss specific diagnostic techniques, treatment strategies and point selection to improve clinical success.

Much of Dr. Montakab's nearly 50 years of experience practising Chinese Medicine have been dedicated to sleep and dreams. In this course, he shares his insight into the psychological and Chinese theories of dreams and how to use dreams as diagnostic and therapeutic tools in the clinic.

In this course, Dr. Cohen makes a strong case for using Integrated Chinese Medicine to treat people who continue to suffer from chronic liver disease whether or not they have been cured of hepatitis C infection.

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. 

This course explores two essential concepts in Chinese medicine and their relationship: Shen-ming (Light of Spirit) and Yin-Yang. Throughout the discussion, we illuminate various archetypal organ systems in Chinese medicine, examining them in terms of their roles in Yin-Yang differentiation and central unification.

This course provides a fresh look at Chinese Medicine through the Chinese characters to reveal their meaning. Guided by Deborah Woolf Lic Ac, a keen acupuncturist and enthusiastic lecturer with over 15 years of experience, this course focuses on texts dealing with the twelve Zangfu from Suwen 2, Suwen 4 and Suwen 8. These texts will illustrate the qualities of each organ. No previous knowledge of the Chinese language/characters is necessary! But you will gain some.

Through a choice of texts from different schools, Elisabeth Rochat de la Vallée elucidates the classical understanding of Ziran.