Presenting CT Holman, author of Treating Emotional Trauma with Chinese Medicine: Integrated Diagnostic and Treatment Strategies

Webinar Description

Discover the hidden knowledge on your face. Each facial feature and marking relates to the emotional and physical state of the body. Facial Diagnosis provides great insight and when applied with acupuncture can bring miraculous change. In this course, CT Holman teaches the use of the Facial Diagnosis Age Map. Participants learn how to determine when Jing (essence) was compromised for a patient and when the patient might experience a trauma in the future. CT will provide several patient pictures to illustrate the use of this effective diagnostic method. Case studies and acupuncture prescriptions will be included.

What You Will Learn

• Learn the facial age map and how to use it in Chinese Medicine Diagnosis
• Understand how to identify past, current, and future traumas using the facial age map.
• Learn point prescriptions for treating the various emotional, behavioral, and physical symptoms caused by emotional trauma.

Course Outline

1. Introduction to Facial Diagnosis (1st Hour):
   • Explore the fundamentals of facial diagnosis and its relevance in understanding emotional trauma.
   • Uncover the intricacies of the facial age map and its practical applications in therapeutic settings.
   • Discuss the historical context and development of facial diagnosis techniques.
2. Reading the Facial Age Map (2nd Hour):
   • Delve into the nuances of interpreting the facial age map to identify past, current, and potential future traumas.
   • Learn how specific facial features serve as indicators of emotional and psychological states.
   • Practical exercises to develop proficiency in reading and understanding the subtle signals presented by the facial age map.
3. Case Studies and Point Prescriptions (3rd Hour):
   • Engage in real-world case studies to apply theoretical knowledge in practical scenarios.
   • Explore point prescriptions for treating a spectrum of emotional, behavioral, and physical symptoms stemming from emotional trauma.
   • Discuss ethical considerations and best practices in incorporating facial diagnosis into a holistic healing approach.
   • Integration and Practical Application (Throughout):
     • Emphasize the integration of facial diagnosis techniques into a broader therapeutic framework.
     • Interactive sessions for participants to practice reading facial age maps and formulating point prescriptions.
     • Guidance on incorporating facial diagnosis seamlessly into existing practices or creating specialized treatment plans.

About CT Holman

CT Holman practices Chinese medicine in Salem, Oregon. His fulltime clinic was founded in 2001. CT wrote the textbooks: Treating Emotional Trauma with Chinese Medicine and Shamanism in Chinese Medicine both published by Singing Dragon. He teaches courses internationally, operates a mentorship program, and is the Director of Development for the Lotus Institute of Lillian Pearl Bridges. He studied in China (1999, 2001, and 2003) and has extensive post-graduate education with several leading teachers in the field.

CT has taught in Sweden, Germany, Mexico, Denmark, Australia, and the US. He teaches at the Oregon College of Chinese Medicine for its doctoral program, mentors masters and doctoral students, and has been published in the Journal of Chinese Medicine. CT utilises drumming with acupuncture treatments and has recently recorded and released a CD, Resonating Vitality – Chinese Medicine Drum Treatments.

Details

• Date: Sunday, 26th of May 2024
• Time: 9am – 12pm (AEST)
• Pricing: $245 for Practitioners, $210 for Students (FULL TIME Undergraduates)
• CPD: 3 CPD Points
• Notes: Included
• VENUE: LIVE ONLINE COURSE- ZOOM LINK WILL BE PROVIDED CLOSER TO THE DATE

This is a live webinar conducted via the ZOOM VIDEO CONFERENCING Platform. 

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