The Confluence of Nature and Nurture in Classical Chinese Medicine - Extraordinary Vessels: Constitution and Destiny (SYDNEY ONLY) - Sean Tuten
2019-11-08 09:00 - 2019-11-10 17:00 (Australia/Sydney) | Adina Hotel, 2 Lee St, Haymarket, NSW, 2000, Australia
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Classical Acupuncture is based on the teachings in the Classical texts of Chinese Medicine. Most of these texts were written between the the 6th century BC (the Warring States period) and the end of the Tang dynasty in the 10th century CE. Along with the Primary Meridians common to all acupuncture systems, a key feature of the Classical texts is the description and discussion of meridians called the Complement Channels.
In two separate seminars, Sean Tuten will explore the use of the Extraordinary and Luo vessels in a clinical setting. These are the foundation courses working in collaboration with Ann Cecil-Sterman’s future advanced courses.
Extraordinary Vessels: Constitution and Destiny (SYDNEY ONLY)
Extraordinary Vessels are the unconscious blueprint (Yuan Qi) from which the destiny is acted out through the consciousness (Ying Qi) of the Primary Channels. Using these vessels in treatment offers the possibility of profound personal transformation.
What You Will Explore

The Extraordinary Vessels as the channels of survival and evolution, and why the Yuan level is the most appropriate level for treating genetic & hereditary disease, as well as threats to the Shen’s destiny.
The development of the constitution in utero and strategies for addressing constitutional challenges.
Important clinical relationships between Yuan, Ying and Wei Level disorders.
The three ancestries of the Extraordinary Vessels as a blueprint for human development, physical and emotional maturation and survival.
Specific symptom and pulse indications for each Extraordinary Vessel trajectory and the appropriate needling technique (including optimum point selection).
The management of rebellious qi that develops from Extraordinary Vessel treatment

Details
Date:
8-10th November 2019
Time:
9:00am – 5:00pm
CPD:
19.5 points
Pricing:

Practitioner Early Bird (expiring 11th October 2019): $745
Practitioner: $845
Student Early Bird (expiring 11th October 2019): $645
Student: $745

Includes morning & afternoon tea and notes
*Cancellations: Registrations cancelled up to 1-week prior to seminar will be refunded less 20%. We regret that refunds are not otherwise possible.
About Sean Tuten
Sean Tuten teaches these seminars in an ongoing collaboration with Ann Cecil-Sterman, and has lectured on Acupuncture and Chinese Herbalism throughout the U.S. and Europe since 2004. In 2000 he co-founded the Village Health Project, a non-profit organisation that applied Chinese medicine to HIV/AIDS relief in southern Africa, running the project for 8 years.
He has designed proprietary herbal formulations for Golden Flower Chinese Herbs, a large international producer and distributor of herbal patent medicines.
In 2016, Dr. Tuten founded the Classical Acupuncture Mentorship, a comprehensive didactic & clinical training program in the complement channels of classical acupuncture. He served as a professor for many years at the Southwest Acupuncture College in Santa Fe, New Mexico, and currently maintains private practices in New Mexico and Rhode Island.
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The Confluence of Nature and Nurture in Classical Chinese Medicine - Luo Vessels: Blood and Spirit (MELBOURNE ONLY) - Sean Tuten
2019-11-22 09:00 - 2019-11-24 17:00 (Australia/Sydney) | Australian Shiatsu College, 103 Evans St, Brunswick, VIC, 3056, Australia
Classical Acupuncture is based on the teachings in the Classical texts of Chinese Medicine. Most of these texts were written between the the 6th century BC (the Warring States period) and the end of the Tang dynasty in the 10th century CE. Along with the Primary Meridians common to all acupuncture systems, a key feature of the Classical texts is the description and discussion of meridians called the Complement Channels.
In two separate seminars, Sean Tuten will explore the use of the Extraordinary and Luo vessels in a clinical setting. These are the foundation courses working in collaboration with Ann Cecil-Sterman’s future advanced courses.
Luo Vessels (MELBOURNE ONLY)
Luo Vessels are repositories for unprocessed or overwhelming emotions imprinted on the blood. In this way, chronic, traumatic, or repetitive emotional injuries are stored outside of the primary channels (i.e. consciousness) until the body is ready to process and release the emotion. Thus the Luo vessels are considered essential in the treatment of mental health issues.
What You Will Explore

The Longitudinal Luo Vessels act as the repositories of overwhelming emotional experiences.
Transverse Luo Vessels act as a system of triage to protect Zang-Fu organs from damage.
The trajectories, diagnosis, and treatment protocols for the Longitudinal and Transverse Luo Vessels
Visual diagnosis of Luo Vessels
Filling versus Emptying Luo Vessels, the clinical implications and treatment techniques.
The most effective way to treat inflammation of the organs using Transverse Luo Vessels
How environmental factors affect DNA and how to reverse environmental damage at the cellular level

Day 3 will involve live patients where participants will apply the theory and techniques learnt in this seminar, under the guidance of Sean Tuten.
Details
Date:
22-24th November 2019
Time:
9:00am – 5:00pm each day
CPD:
19.5 points
Pricing:

Practitioner Early Bird (expiring 11th October 2019): $745
Practitioner: $645
Student Early Bird (expiring 12th October 2019): $845
Student: $745

Includes morning & afternoon tea and notes
*Cancellations: Registrations cancelled up to 1-week prior to seminar will be refunded less 20%. We regret that refunds are not otherwise possible.
About Sean Tuten
Sean Tuten teaches these seminars in an ongoing collaboration with Ann Cecil-Sterman, and has lectured on Acupuncture and Chinese Herbalism throughout the U.S. and Europe since 2004. In 2000 he co-founded the Village Health Project, a non-profit organisation that applied Chinese medicine to HIV/AIDS relief in southern Africa, running the project for 8 years.
He has designed proprietary herbal formulations for Golden Flower Chinese Herbs, a large international producer and distributor of herbal patent medicines.
In 2016, Dr. Tuten founded the Classical Acupuncture Mentorship, a comprehensive didactic & clinical training program in the complement channels of classical acupuncture. He served as a professor for many years at the Southwest Acupuncture College in Santa Fe, New Mexico, and currently maintains private practices in New Mexico and Rhode Island.
Please contact China Books Melbourne for bookings and enquiries
03 9663 8822
info@chinabooks.com.au

Cosmetic Acupuncture and Dermatology Foundation & Advanced (SYDNEY) - Radha Thambirajah
2020-01-31 09:30 - 2020-02-04 17:30 (Australia/Sydney) | Sydney Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine, 502/25-29 Dixon St, Haymarket, NSW, 2000, Australia
***At capacity. Please contact us for more information***
This is a Certification Course
Upon completion of the course you will be issued with a certificate from the International Cosmetic Acupuncture Association. As it is a certification course participants are required to sit an examination at the end of the course.
50% Theory and 50% Practical!
Participants will have the opportunity to gain plenty of hands-on experience under the close guidance of Radha. On completion of this course, you will feel confident to apply the skills you learn in clinical practice.
Course Outline – Foundation Level
The course aims to discuss the theory and practice of balancing energetic states of the body and mind, in order to treat problems of skin, the connective tissue that adhere the skin firmly to the muscle, muscle sagging and postural problems relating to ageing – and how to correct them.
What You Will Learn:
Yin, Yang, Blood and Qi of the skin, connective tissues, muscles and how we can influence the well being of these tissues.
Acupuncture points (general and specific) for dermatological problems.
Special techniques including bleeding, local needling, moxibustion, plum-blossom tapping and electrical stimulation, gua sha and cupping.
Diagnosis and Treatment of specific skin conditions including:
Cosmetic Acupuncture:

Face lifting and sagging skin
Fine and deep wrinkle treatment
Cellulite treatment
Posture correction

Dermatology:

Acne Vulgaris
Eczema
Psoriasis
Alopecia
Pigmentation (Vitiligo, hyperpigmentation, age spots)
Excessive sweating

Course Outline – Advanced Level
This seminar is for participants who have completed the Dermatology and Cosmetic Basic Course. It takes you to a higher level of theory and practice, and helps you with problems you have encountered during practice.
What You Will Learn:
Acupuncture points (general and specific) for dermatological problems.
Further develop your needling and special technique skills learnt in the basic course, in particular Gua Sha, cupping, Plum-Blossom tapping and needling technique for face lifting.
Diagnosis and Treatment of specific skin conditions including:
Cosmetic Acupuncture:

Five element facial types – their common problems and treatment
Triple Warmer facial types – their peculiarities and treatment
Breast Changes (lifting, enlarging, reduction)
Deep wrinkle treatment
13 Point protocol for slimming
Varicose and telangiectasia veins
Spider veins and capillaries

Dermatology:

Severe dry skin
Unexplained itching
Warts – plantar warts, warts on the dorsum and palmar of hands
Urticaria
Fungal infections

Details
Dates
Foundations: 31st January – 2nd February 2020
Advanced: 3rd – 4th February 2020
Pricing
Practitioner – Association Member
Foundations: $880 Early Bird (exp 10/01/2020) – $990 Regular Price
Advanced: $595 Early Bird (exp 10/01/2020) – $695 Regular Price
Combined: $1250 Early Bird (exp 10/01/2020) – $1450 Reglar Price
Student – Full Time Undergraduate
Foundations: $750 Early Bird (exp 10/01/2020) – $800 Regular Price
Advanced: $495 Early Bird (exp 10/01/2020) – $595 Regular Price
Combined: $1100 Early Bird (exp 10/01/2020) – $1250 Regular Price
Includes morning & afternoon tea and notes
*Cancellations: Registrations cancelled up to 1-week prior to seminar will be refunded less 20%. We regret that refunds are not otherwise possible.
CPD Points
Foundations: 19.5
Advanced: 13
Combined: 32.5
***At capacity. Please contact us for more information***

Puberty to Menopause: The Five Phases of a Woman's Life (SYDNEY) - Radha Thambirajah
2020-02-05 09:30 - 2020-02-06 17:30 (Australia/Sydney) | Sydney Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine, 502/25-29 Dixon St, Haymarket, NSW, 2000, Australia
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This seminar takes you through the various developmental phases in a Woman’s life – Puberty, Teenage years, Fertile years and Pregnancy, Menopause and Late Ageing. The states associated with each life stage, including Blood, Yin, Yang and Q,i will be explored. The seminar will also cover abnormalities, diseases, symptoms and treatment of imbalances of the Blood, Yin, Yang and Qi.
Discussion of patients and case presentations are encouraged by Radha.
Topics you will explore:

Growth problems and developmental issues
Late puberty or primary amenorrhea
Painful menstruation
Irregular menstruation
Menstruation related headaches
Excessive bleeding during menstruation
Premenstrual tension (PMT/PMS)
Peri-menopausal symptoms
Infertility/habitual miscarriage
Pregnancy related problems
Preparing for childbirth
Treating breech presentation
Painless childbirth
Lactation problems/mastitis
Life after menopause, common problems and how to take care of self
IVF assistance and male infertility

Details
Dates
5-6th February 2020
Pricing
Practitioner – Association Member
Early Bird: (expires 17/01/2020) $495
Regular Price: $545
Student – Full Time Undergraduate
Early Bird: (expires 17/01/2020) $445
Regular Price: $495
Includes morning & afternoon tea and notes
*Cancellations: Registrations cancelled up to 1-week prior to seminar will be refunded less 20%. We regret that refunds are not otherwise possible.
CPD Points
13 CPD Points
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Cosmetic Acupuncture and Dermatology Foundation & Advanced (MELBOURNE) - Radha Thambirajah
2020-02-10 09:30 - 2020-02-14 17:30 (Australia/Sydney) | Centre for Adult Education, 4th Floor, 253 Flinders Lane, Melbourne, VIC, 3000, Australia
Please contact China Books Melbourne for bookings and enquiries
03 9663 8822
info@chinabooks.com.au
This is a Certification Course
Upon completion of the course you will be issued with a certificate from the International Cosmetic Acupuncture Association. As it is a certification course participants are required to sit an examination at the end of the course.
50% Theory and 50% Practical!
Participants will have the opportunity to gain plenty of hands-on experience under the close guidance of Radha. On completion of this course, you will feel confident to apply the skills you learn in clinical practice.
Course Outline – Foundation Level
The course aims to discuss the theory and practice of balancing energetic states of the body and mind, in order to treat problems of skin, the connective tissue that adhere the skin firmly to the muscle, muscle sagging and postural problems relating to ageing – and how to correct them.
What You Will Learn:
Yin, Yang, Blood and Qi of the skin, connective tissues, muscles and how we can influence the well being of these tissues.
Acupuncture points (general and specific) for dermatological problems.
Special techniques including bleeding, local needling, moxibustion, plum-blossom tapping and electrical stimulation, gua sha and cupping.
Diagnosis and Treatment of specific skin conditions including:
Cosmetic Acupuncture:

Face lifting and sagging skin
Fine and deep wrinkle treatment
Cellulite treatment
Posture correction

Dermatology:

Acne Vulgaris
Eczema
Psoriasis
Alopecia
Pigmentation (Vitiligo, hyperpigmentation, age spots)
Excessive sweating

Course Outline – Advanced Level
This seminar is for participants who have completed the Dermatology and Cosmetic Basic Course. It takes you to a higher level of theory and practice, and helps you with problems you have encountered during practice.
What You Will Learn:
Acupuncture points (general and specific) for dermatological problems.
Further develop your needling and special technique skills learnt in the basic course, in particular Gua Sha, cupping, Plum-Blossom tapping and needling technique for face lifting.
Diagnosis and Treatment of specific skin conditions including:
Cosmetic Acupuncture:

Five element facial types – their common problems and treatment
Triple Warmer facial types – their peculiarities and treatment
Breast Changes (lifting, enlarging, reduction)
Deep wrinkle treatment
13 Point protocol for slimming
Varicose and telangiectasia veins
Spider veins and capillaries

Dermatology:

Severe dry skin
Unexplained itching
Warts – plantar warts, warts on the dorsum and palmar of hands
Urticaria
Fungal infections

Details
Dates
Foundations: 10-12th February 2020
Advanced: 13-14th February 2020
Pricing
Practitioner – Association Member
Foundations: $880 Early Bird (exp 10/01/2020) – $990 Regular Price
Advanced: $595 Early Bird (exp 10/01/2020) – $695 Regular Price
Combined: $1250 Early Bird (exp 10/01/2020) – $1450 Reglar Price
Student – Full Time Undergraduate
Foundations: $750 Early Bird (exp 10/01/2020) – $800 Regular Price
Advanced: $495 Early Bird (exp 10/01/2020) – $595 Regular Price
Combined: $1100 Early Bird (exp 10/01/2020) – $1250 Regular Price
Includes morning & afternoon tea and notes
*Cancellations: Registrations cancelled up to 1-week prior to seminar will be refunded less 20%. We regret that refunds are not otherwise possible.
CPD Points
Foundations: 19.5
Advanced: 13
Combined: 32.5
Please contact China Books Melbourne for bookings and enquiries
03 9663 8822
info@chinabooks.com.au

Puberty to Menopause: The Five Phases of a Woman's Life (MELBOURNE) - Radha Thambirajah
2020-02-16 09:30 - 2020-02-17 17:30 (Australia/Sydney) | Centre for Adult Education, 4th Floor, 253 Flinders Lane, Melbourne, VIC, 3000, Australia
Please contact China Books Melbourne for bookings and enquiries
03 9663 8822
info@chinabooks.com.au
This seminar takes you through the various developmental phases in a Woman’s life – Puberty, Teenage years, Fertile years and Pregnancy, Menopause and Late Ageing. The states associated with each life stage, including Blood, Yin, Yang and Q,i will be explored. The seminar will also cover abnormalities, diseases, symptoms and treatment of imbalances of the Blood, Yin, Yang and Qi.
Discussion of patients and case presentations are encouraged by Radha.
Topics you will explore:

Growth problems and developmental issues
Late puberty or primary amenorrhea
Painful menstruation
Irregular menstruation
Menstruation related headaches
Excessive bleeding during menstruation
Premenstrual tension (PMT/PMS)
Peri-menopausal symptoms
Infertility/habitual miscarriage
Pregnancy related problems
Preparing for childbirth
Treating breech presentation
Painless childbirth
Lactation problems/mastitis
Life after menopause, common problems and how to take care of self
IVF assistance and male infertility

Details
Dates
16-17th February 2020
Pricing
Practitioner – Association Member
Early Bird: (expires 17/01/2020) $495
Regular Price: $545
Student – Full Time Undergraduate
Early Bird: (expires 17/01/2020) $445
Regular Price: $495
Includes morning & afternoon tea and notes
*Cancellations: Registrations cancelled up to 1-week prior to seminar will be refunded less 20%. We regret that refunds are not otherwise possible.
CPD Points
13 CPD Points
Please contact China Books Melbourne for bookings and enquiries
03 9663 8822
info@chinabooks.com.au

Comprehensive Pain Management: Master Tung's Acupuncture, Herbs & Bloodletting - Henry McCann
2020-02-22 09:30 - 2020-02-24 17:30 (Australia/Sydney) | Metro Hotel Sydney Central, 431-439 Pitt Street, SYDNEY, NSW, 2000, Australia
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DAY 1 – Comprehensive Pain Management with Tung’s Acupuncture and Herbal Medicine Part I
In Part I of this course, Dr. McCann shares the best Master Tung acupuncture points for pain conditions and injury management that yield immediate results for the upper body. Detailed descriptions of Master Tung’s point locations, functions, and indications will be covered in this course as well as effective Chinese herbal medicine used for pain relief.
Topics covered in this course include:

Core theory of Tung Acupuncture including holographic correspondence, channel correspondence, and tissue correspondence
Chinese herbal medicine for the treatment of pain and injury
Treatment of pain and injury based on Three Stage Theory
Treatment of pain and injury based on disease location – head and upper extremities

Upon completion of this course, practitioners will:

Know how to apply Master Tung’s theory and point selection for pain disorders in the upper body
Understand clinical applications for all pain related problems in the upper body
Be able to correctly choose and apply points for pain related issue of the upper body

DAY 2 – Comprehensive Pain Management with Tung’s Acupuncture and Herbal Medicine Part II
In Part II of this course, Dr. McCann shares the best Master Tung acupuncture points for pain conditions and injury management that yield immediate results for the lower body. Detailed descriptions of Master Tung’s point locations, functions, and indications will be covered in this course as well as effective Chinese herbal medicine used for pain relief.
Topics covered in this course include treatment of pain and injury based on disease location:

Chest
Abdomen
Back
Lower Extremities

Upon completion of this course, practitioners will:

Know how to apply Master Tung’s theory and point selection for pain disorders in the lower body
Understand clinical applications for all pain related problems in the lower body
Be able to correctly choose and apply points for pain related issue of the lower body

DAY 3 – Bloodletting Therapy
Bloodletting therapy, which works to remove internal and external disruptions to the system through the withdrawal of small quantities of blood, has numerous benefits, especially concerning the treatment of complex or chronic disease. Master Tung’s bleeding technique is a specialised approach that can yield dramatically effective results when the patient’s condition has been properly diagnosed and the therapeutic technique is correctly performed.
In this course, Dr. McCann shares the theory and functions of bloodletting and provides detailed instructions on its clinical uses. In addition, he will clarify the fundamental Chinese medical theory related to blood and the network vessels, and provide an in-depth discussion on the benefits of, and practice guidelines, for bloodletting.
Upon completion of this course, practitioners will:

Know proper bloodletting technique according to the Clean Needle Technique
Know bloodletting zones of the leg
Know bloodletting zones of front and back
Know why and when to blood let and its correct technique

Details
Dates: 22-24th February 2020
Time: 9:30am – 5:30pm
CPD: 19.5 CPD points
Pricing:

Practitioner Early Bird (expires 7th February 2020) – $880
Student Early Bird (full-time undergraduate, expires 7th February 2020) – $750
Practitioner – $1050
Student – $850

Includes morning & afternoon tea and notes
*Cancellations: Registrations cancelled up to 1-week prior to seminar will be refunded less 20%. We regret that refunds are not otherwise possible.
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The Master Toolbox: Acupuncture, Bodywork, Auriculotherapy and Lifestyle Homework for Pregnancy, Birth and Postpartum Care - Claudia Citkovitz (SYDNEY)
2020-03-14 09:30 - 2020-03-16 17:30 (Australia/Sydney) | Sydney Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine, 502/25-29 Dixon St, Haymarket, NSW, 2000, Australia
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Many acupuncturists see excellent results with acupuncture to assist fertility, but do not continue treatment during pregnancy. Practitioner issues include low confidence, patient safety concerns, scope of practice, complications during birth, as well as a general lack of awareness just how helpful acupuncture and the many other techniques of East Asian Medicine (EAM) can be throughout the entire perinatal period.
This workshop presents hands-on bodywork practice and patient handouts to support the full spectrum of pregnancy, birth and postnatal care, including but by not limited to acupuncture.

Day 1 covers the basic constitutional types and an overview of their characteristic challenges during pregnancy, labour and postpartum, and introduces the full ‘toolbox’ of techniques used to address those challenges.
Day 2 covers commonly occurring disorders of pregnancy and their associated therapeutic approaches, including office visits and sample patient handouts for home self-care.
Day 3 covers birth and postpartum care, along with additional time for discussion, review and practice of the bodywork techniques.
The afternoon of Day 3 will cover safe and ethical practice during pregnancy. There is also an option to attend just the Safe & Ethical Practice component of the workshop (4 hours)

What you will learn

Understand the safety issues during pregnancy care, including contraindicated points, general cautions, and red flags for immediate referral.
Learn how to explain to patients and midwives how EAM may help for symptoms poorly treated in Western medicine, including threatened miscarriage, back and pelvic pain, severe nausea, itching, low and high fluid levels, breech presentation, preeclampsia, and small for-dates babies.
Learn a wide range of therapeutic methods for use in perinatal care, ranging from Qigong and lifestyle homework, to acupressure and bodywork, auriculotherapy, scalp and body acupuncture, and electrical stimulation.
Use EAM differential diagnosis to accurately focus labour preparation treatments on the most relevant constitutional imbalances, as well as identifying physical blockages to labour progress, and promoting dilatation and contractions as indicated.
Provide effective labour support to family members, with or without needles, and provide patients with constitutionally appropriate ‘care packages’ of acupressure, bodywork and exercises for birth.
Deliver helpful postpartum care, through office visits and/or home care instruction, including ‘Mother Warming’, Cesarean Section recovery, and full-spectrum approaches to challenges such as afterpains, lactation and mastitis, constipation, varicosities, and symphysis diastasis.

Details
DATES: 14-16th March 2020
TIME: 9:30am – 5:30pm each day
CPD: 15.5 CPD points, 4 CPD points for professional issues (19.5 in total)
VENUE: To be confirmed in Sydney
PRICING

Practitioner Early Bird (expires 14th February 2020) – $795
Student Early Bird (expires 14th February 2020) – $695
Practitioner – $895
Student – $795
Safe & Ethical Issues ONLY – $175

Includes morning & afternoon tea and notes
*Cancellations: Registrations cancelled up to 1-week prior to seminar will be refunded less 20%. We regret that refunds are not otherwise possible.
About Claudia Citkovitz PhD, MS, LAc
Claudia Citkovitz has directed the inpatient Acupuncture Service at NYU Langone Hospital – Brooklyn since 2004, where she and her team provide postgraduate instruction in inpatient care.
An internationally known lecturer, she serves as Adjunct Faculty at the New England School of acupuncture and other colleges.
Her PhD study on acupuncture during stroke rehabilitation was the first in the U.S., as was her 2006 study of acupuncture during birth. Claudia teaches and practices acupuncture for birth and neurological conditions in New York and Massachusetts. She sits on the Accrediting Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine and Editorial Board member on several scholarly journals including the Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine and Meridians. Claudia is the author of Acupressure and Acupuncture During Birth: An Integrative Guide for Acupuncturists and Birth Professionals.
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Big Formulas & The Big Ideas Behind Them - Session 1 - Will Maclean
2020-03-22 10:00 - 15:00 (Australia/Sydney) | Sydney Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine, 502/25-29 Dixon St, Haymarket, NSW, 2000, Australia
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This series of talks will look at some of the most important Chinese herbal formulas, and examine the big ideas behind their intent, construction and use. The big ideas underlie the fundamental physiological and pathological concepts of Chinese medicine, and we will examine them in some detail, from the starting point of a formula or formula family that represents and reflects the idea
Session 1: 22nd March 2020
Xiao Chai Hu Tang
Xiao Chai Hu Tang is one of the foundation formulas of the Shang Han Lun, and certainly one of the most widely used of all Chinese herbal prescriptions. Originally developed to deal with shao yang syndrome, the post acute phase of an external invasion, its use has expanded substantially over the intervening centuries and is a ‘go-to’ formula for many conditions beyond its orginal purpose. Why, and on what basis, has this occured? We will look at the reasons for this expansion and look at the structure of the formula and its relatives in the harmonising family.
Ban Xia Xie Xin Tang
A strikingly effective formula for a variety of common digestive complaints, Ban Xia Xie Xin Tang works its magic primarily by stimulating and driving th emiddle burner qi dynamic. In this talk we look at the qi dynamic and how central it is to the overall qi distribution of the body, and how to use herbs to drive qi in specific directions with effects that are greater than the sum of their parts.
Details:
DATE: 22nd March
TIME: 10:00am – 3:00pm each session
CPD: 4 CPD points per session
COST:

Student (full time undergraduate): $80
Practitioner (association member): $150

Registrations cancelled up to 1 week prior to the seminar will be refunded less 20%. We regret that refunds are not otherwise possible
About Will
Will Maclean studied Chinese Medicine in Australia and China, and has been practicing Chinese medicine for nearly 30 years.
Will is the author of several texts, including the Clinical Handbook of Internal Medicine series (three volumes, with Jane Lyttleton), the Clinical Manual of Chinese Herbal Patent Medicines, and Chinese Herbal Desk Reference.
Will lectures worldwide and continues to be actively involved in the development and practice of Chinese Medicine
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Big Formulas & The Big Ideas Behind Them - Session 2 - Will Maclean
2020-08-16 09:30 - 14:00 (Australia/Sydney) | Sydney Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine, 502/25-29 Dixon St, Haymarket, NSW, 2000, Australia
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Please note: we are only taking deposits now, pending further information closer to the date
Classes are strictly limited
This series of talks will look at some of the most important Chinese herbal formulas, and examine the big ideas behind their intent, construction and use. The big ideas underlie the fundamental physiological and pathological concepts of Chinese medicine, and we will examine them in some detail, from the starting point of a formula or formula family that represents and reflects the idea
Session 2: 16th August 2020
Xiao Yao San
The one formula that even non-herbalists know and love, Xiao Yao San is the paragon of soothing and correcting qi glow in the body in general, and through the Liver system specifically. It is particularly effective for disruption of the Liver Spleen axis, and for gently corrective all the various and multitudinous ramifications of Liver Spleen disharmony. In this talk we look at the central role of the Liver Spleen axis in maintenance of the daily harvesting and distribution of functional qi and blood, and how Xiao Yao San and its relatives perform their crucial restorative function.
Xue Fu Zhu Yu Tang
A solid understanding of the pathology and scope of blood stasis is crucial to success in many acute, and most chronic, disorders. In this talk we will look at the various grades of blood stasis from subtle to gross, how to recognise them, and how to address them at the correct level. We will look closely at the Zhu Yu group of formulas, as exemplars of the most effective and commonly used strategies for blood stasis
Details:
DATE: 16th August 2020
TIME: 9:30am – 2:00pm each session
CPD: 4 CPD points per session
COST:

Student (full time undergraduate): $80
Practitioner (association member): $150

Please note: we are only taking deposits now, pending further information closer to the date. In the event of a cancellation due to COVID, deposits will be refunded in full.
About Will
Will Maclean studied Chinese Medicine in Australia and China, and has been practicing Chinese medicine for nearly 30 years.
Will is the author of several texts, including the Clinical Handbook of Internal Medicine series (three volumes, with Jane Lyttleton), the Clinical Manual of Chinese Herbal Patent Medicines, and Chinese Herbal Desk Reference.
Will lectures worldwide and continues to be actively involved in the development and practice of Chinese Medicine
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On Treating Pain: Clinical Applications of Chinese Herbal Medicine Patents - Dr Shu Wang
2020-10-25 09:30 - 17:00 (Australia/Sydney) | Sydney Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine, 502/25-29 Dixon St, Haymarket, NSW, 2000, Australia
Please note: BOOKED OUT. Please contact us to be put on a waiting list
Pain Management
In Australia, pain is generally the most common and foremost reason for patients to seek healthcare from a TCM practitioner.
The use of Chinese herbal medicine patents is a modality which is often overlooked in favour of acupuncture; however, herbs reap some of the clinical outcomes as a standalone therapy or combined with acupuncture.
If the presenting pain is addressed, the treatment outcome will be classified as much more successful. With pain syndromes, it is relatively easy to arrive at a differential diagnosis once you know the signs to look out for – as a result of this, types of pain will be much easier to treat, resulting in higher efficacy with rapid clinical results.
In this seminar, Dr Shu Wang will be disseminating his prescription methodology along with pearls of wisdom from decades-long experiences in clinical practise, with a clear focus on the treatment of various pain syndromes using easy to prescribe herbal patents for higher patient compliance.
What You Will Learn
The principles of Chinese Herbal Medicine treatment are solely focused on administration of herbs through syndrome differentiation which greatly differs from the principles of Western Medicine. Therefore the first rule of prescription is differential diagnosis. Outlined are the Chinese Medicine syndromes with their Western medicine counterparts which will be discussed in the seminar.

Blood stasis Bi syndrome (sports injury, sciatica, dysmenorrhea, migraine, endometriosis, Lyme disease, etc.)
Liver and kidney deficiency syndrome (degenerative osteoarthritis OA, bone spur hyperplasia, baker’s cyst of knee arthritis, bursitis, frozen shoulder, tennis elbow, etc.)
Liver Qi stagnation syndrome (fibromyalgia, premenstrual tension syndrome, phantom limb pain, menopausal pain indeterminate disease…)
Liver fire syndrome (trigeminal neuralgia, wind-heat/fire blazing toothache, migraine, otitis media, herpes zoster, etc.)
Spleen and kidney yang deficiency syndrome (CFS, rheumatic joint pain, rheumatoid arthritis, etc)
Phlegm turbidity syndrome (gout arthritis, tenosynovitis cyst, periodontitis swelling and pain, etc.)
Inflammation resulting from heat toxins (diverticulitis, cystitis, prostatitis, sinusitis)

Details
Date: Sunday 25th October 2020
Time: 9:30am – 5:00pm
CPD: 6 Points
Venue: SITCM, 25-29 Dixon St, Haymarket NSW 2000
Pricing:

Practitioner – $195
Student – FREE. Undergraduate only with presentation of student ID. Bookings necessary – CAPACITY REACHED

*Includes notes, morning & afternoon tea
**In the event of a cancellation due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, refunds will be granted
***Open to bookings in NSW only. Webinar will be available at a later date

LIVE ZOOM WORKSHOP: The Practical Application of Chinese Medicine Facial Diagnosis using Telemedicine with CT Holman
2020-11-15 09:00 - 13:00 (Australia/Sydney) | Zoom Webinar
FULLY BOOKED

During this interactive and dynamic course, CT will read selected participant’s faces which will demonstrate how facial diagnosis applies to telemedicine and in-person treatments.
Facial features, colours and markings provide a blueprint of the emotional and physical state of the body.

Ancient Chinese Medicine Facial diagnosis gives insight into a person’s constitution, their emotional tendencies, their disease patterns and their belief systems. Utilizing these diagnostic signs when creating acupuncture/acupressure prescriptions, herbal formulas and lifestyle recommendations can bring miraculous healing changes.
In this extensive Live Zoom Workshop, CT Holman teaches the Lillian Pearl Bridge’s lineage of Chinese Medicine Facial Diagnosis and how to read the different aspects on the face, including practical techniques and methods on how to read faces via telemedicine conference. This also includes recommended lighting and techniques for how to read patients’ faces online.
In this applied facial diagnostic workshop, CT will explain to attending participants how to assess the state of each organ system by reading the various colours and features on the face in order to more confidently arrive at a classical, traditional, research-based and shamanic diagnosis.
Participants will learn how to read when Jing (essence) was compromised for a patient and when the patient might experience a trauma in the future. CT will explain what emotions a person has tendencies towards by reading the face.
By understanding the balance of the five elements seen on the face, a thorough diagnosis can be achieved. CT will give several acupuncture prescriptions to treat imbalances found by Facial Diagnosis and how to treat any underlying factors contributing to the pathophysiology using acupuncture, acupressure prescriptions, herbal formulas and/or lifestyle recommendations.
What You Will Learn

Understand how the facial features of the face relate to the five elements and how to apply this knowledge in crafting acupuncture point prescriptions.
Use the colours seen on the face to create accurate acupuncture prescription combinations
Learn how to do diagnose patients online- diagnose patients via Zoom, Skype or Facetime
Learn point prescriptions, techniques and methods for treating the various emotional, behavioural, and physical imbalances identified on the face.
Locating, needling techniques of certain acupuncture points

What You Will Get

LIVE ZOOM Workshop-style lecture course with acupuncture point prescription demos
Course Notes
4 CPD points
Live case studies with selected participants getting facial diagnosis and reading from CT Holman
Discounted fee for access to recording of workshop for all LIVE participants

Hour 1: Introduction to Applied Facial Diagnosis in Chinese Medicine and utilising it in Telemedicine practice- discussion and explanation of the various facial features and colours found on the face (healthy and pathological colours).
Hour 2: Discussion and explanation of detailed description of the five elements of the face. Needling demonstrations with
+ Q and A section (5-10 minutes)
Hour 3: Appropriate strategies for acupuncture channel selection and point designations. Acupuncture prescriptions to address organ and channel imbalances with needling demonstration
+ Q and A section (5-10 minutes)
Hour 4: Face reading by CT Holman of selected Volunteer’s faces with
+ Q and A after (10-15 minutes)
Participants will be selected to have their face analysed and read by CT as case studies. Please note that this workshop will be recorded and consent will need to be obtained from chosen participants.
*Participants will be chosen via random draw due to popularity.
Should you want to be part of the draw, please email your interest to info@chinesemedicineeducation.com after workshop purchase.
Details
Date: Sunday 15th November 2020
Time: 9:00am – 1:00pm
CPD: 4 Points
Meeting Link:
Pricing: $240

Yamamoto New Scalp Acupuncture - Emily Teo
2021-02-27 - 2021-02-28 | Adina Hotel, 2 Lee St, Haymarket, NSW, 2000, Australia
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Please note: Classes are strictly limited
Yamamoto New Scalp Acupuncture (YNSA) is an independent acupuncture system discovered and developed by Japanese physician, Dr Toshikatsu Yamamoto in the late 60’s. Starting with just 4 points, YNSA has progressed to a system widely used all over the world, especially in the treatment of neuro-musculoskeletal problems, and in the field of rehabilitation.
This introductory course will cover the basic points that form the backbone to this system, together with brain, sensory and cranial nerve points. It is a perfect starting point for those wanting to learn YNSA for the first time and for those wanting revision in this system.
There will be plenty of opportunities for hands-on in the location of these points. The course will also cover the diagnostic techniques required when formatting a treatment regime, and helps to elicit the accuracy of the points chosen.
If you want a system that helps treat those hard to solve cases in your clinic, or want to see results in real time, this is the course for you.
Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this course, participants will:

Be able to locate the basic points
Have an understanding of the indications for each point
Be proficient in the diagnostic techniques
Have an understanding on how to combine and apply the basic points in the clinical setting

Program
Day 1

Introduction to YNSA
Safety issues in acupuncture
Location and application of basic points A to I

Day 2

Brain points, Sensory points, Cranial Nerve (CN) and Ypsilon (Y) points
J, K, I, Chest SMT
Diagnostic techniques
Treatment protocol

Read about Emily Teo here
Details
Date: 27th – 28th February 2021
Time: 9:30am – 5:30pm
CPD: 13 CPD points
Venue: Adina Hotel, 2 Lee St, Haymarket NSW 2000
Pricing:

Practitioner Early Bird (booked before 29/01/2021) – $695
Student Early Bird (booked before 29/01/2021) – $550
Practitioner – $795
Student – $650

Includes notes, morning and afternoon tea

Rare Clinical Pearls in the Treatment of Insomnia with TCM - Yoann Birling
2021-04-18 09:30 - 17:30 UTC | Sydney Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine, 502/25-29 Dixon St, Haymarket, NSW, 2000, Australia
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Please Note: Classes are strictly limited
Insomnia and sleep disorders are frequently seen in clinical practice. Effective treatment of these disorders with TCM can facilitate the healing of physical ailments, as well as drastic improvements to a patient’s psycho-emotional wellbeing.
Clinical experience is one of the pillars of medicine and is especially valued by Chinese medicine practitioners. Yoann Birling has consolidated the clinical experience of hundreds of highly regarded Chinese medicine practitioners who focus specifically on the treatment of insomnia.
This information has been consolidated and organised to be concise, accessible and immediately applicable in a clinical setting for students of this workshop.
With rare clinical pearls on seldom-covered information, such as:

Atypical pattern presentations of insomnia
Appropriate use of shen-calming herbs
Rationale of specific acupuncture point selections
Management of complex comorbidities
Chinese medicine psychotherapy
Yang Sheng life cultivation techniques
Recommendations for integrative medical approaches

This workshop is designed to help practitioners leverage their existing knowledge and elevate their treatments to the next level.
Program
Morning – 3 hours:

Clinical experience in Chinese Medicine
Aetiology and pathophysiology of insomnia
Chinese herbal medicine for insomnia

Afternoon – 3 hours:

Acupuncture for insomnia
Clinical reasoning in the treatment of insomnia: opening your perspectives
Life cultivation (Yang Sheng), other Chinese medicine therapies and integrative practise

Details
Date: 18th April 2021
Time: 9:30am – 5:30pm
CPD: 6 CPD points
Venue: SITCM, Level 5, 25-29 Dixon St, Haymarket NSW 2000
Pricing (includes notes, morning and afternoon tea)

Practitioner – $225 (Early Bird offer, end 9/04/21 – full price $275)
Student – $175 (Early Bird offer, ends 9/04/21 – full price $195)

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LIVE INTERACTIVE WEBINAR: Motor Point Acupuncture for Knee Pain in Elite Athletes (and all of your patients) with Rich Hazel and Dan Dominguez
2021-05-23 10:00 - 14:30 (Australia/Sydney) | Zoom Webinar
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Focusing on the origins and treatment of Knee Pain. Take your Motor Point understanding and treatment of knee pain with Rich and Dan to the next level. If you have ever tried to treat stubborn knee pain that won’t budge with treatment or comes back, if you have ever suspected weakness, inhibition of certain muscles but want to review or learn how to test for muscle tightness or weaknesses that would contribute to the knee pain, then this is a MUST SEE WEBINAR!
PRIVATE ZOOM LINK WILL BE SENT CLOSER TO THE DATE
WEBINAR PROGRAM
Introduction to the compensation patterns in the three planes (Knee Pain)

Sagittal
Frontal
Transverse

Postural stabilization is done at the subconscious level.
Compensation is a movement adaptation that is learned at a subconscious level
Rehabilitation uses conscious cues to repattern a movement and restore normal stabilization (glute bridge, wobble board, single leg exercises)
Compensation in the sagittal plane
Gluteal amnesia and quad dominance
Weak glutes, tight hip flexors, overactive rectus femoris, weak vastus medialis tight lateralis, tight calves, weak psoas, tight sartorius
Compensation in the frontal plane
Lateral stabilization subsystem
IT band syndrome weak glute med with overactive TFL glute min (all weak)Valgus knee – tight adductors, weak ankle stabilization weak abductors
Compensation in the transverse plane
Posterior sling weak glutes tight lats
Anterior sling weak abs, tight adductors
Sagittal plane anatomy review
Hip flexors and extensors
Hip flexors
TFL
Rectus femoris
Sartorius
Psoas
Some adductor longus and brevis
Hip extensors
Gluteus maximus
Hamstrings
Some adductor magnus
Frontal plane anatomy review
Hip adductors and abductors
IT band:
Gmed weak
TFL gmin overactive
Vastus lateralis overactive
Biceps femoris overactive
Adductors tight
Pes anserine
Adductor longus brevis Magnus
Pes: gracilis sartorius semitendinosus
QL
Transverse plane (slings)
AOS
POS
AOS
Obliques weak
Adductors tight
POS
Latissimus tight
Gmax weak
Assessment video
Prone:
Glute Max
Biceps Femoris
Semimembranosus and Semitendinosus
QL
Quad length test
Side-lying:
Glute Med
Glute Min
TFL
Supine:
Adductor Length Testing (bend knee for gracilis and semitendinosus)
Sartorius
Latissimus Length Test
Seated:
Psoas seated
Standing:
POS/AOS Torque Test
Lateral Stabilization Push
Treatment lateral knee pain
It band
Medial knee pain:
Knee Valgus/ Pes Anserine
Patellar/Runner’s Knee
Glute Amnesia, Quad Dominance
Electric Stimulation Protocols
Frequency and tx times
Segmental vs Local
Post-treatment Correctives – rehab and prehab
Details
Date: Sunday, 23rd of May 2021
Time: 10am – ~2.15pm
CPD: 4 CPD points
VENUE: LIVE ONLINE COURSE- ZOOM LINK WILL BE PROVIDED CLOSER TO THE DATE

Practitioner – $249
Student – $159

REGISTRATION NOW CLOSED

Acupuncture Point Combinations Matter: Clinical Pearls for the Five Spirits, Emotions and Mental Well-Being with David Hartmann
2021-06-05 09:30 - 2021-06-06 17:30 (Australia/Sydney) | Sydney Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine, 502/25-29 Dixon St, Haymarket, NSW, 2000, Australia
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Please Note: Classes are strictly limited
Learn why and how Acupuncture Point Combinations work in practice and how to boost your treatment results through the rationale of adding synergistic combinations.
Students & practitioners need to respond to clinical challenges in creative & flexible ways and this seminar will guide them in the art of construction of effective treatment protocols. Clinically useful combination are presented throughout, along with case studies and practical demonstrations to show the application of theory to practice.
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David Hartman will be presenting in Sydney in person. David is a lecturer at Endeavour College of Natural Health (ECNH), Australia. He is Director & Owner of 4 Little Monkeys Pty Ltd, a Fellow 5+ at Australian Acupuncture & Chinese Medicine Association (AACMA) & a member of the Chinese Medicine Board of Australia (CMBA)
The workshop will cover extended theory presented in a practical and applicable manner over the course of two full days within a classroom setting.
Program
Day 1

Why acupuncture point combinations matter
How acupuncture point combinations work
Treating the person, not the disease
How to combine acupuncture points using the Zàng Fǔ patterns and signs/symptoms
Local and distal points on the same channel; on any channel
Yīn Yáng partners – Five Elements (Wǔ Xíng)
Yīn Yīn partners (Six Divisions)
Yáng Yáng partners (Six Divisions)
Question and answer (Q&A).

Part 1 – practical

Presenter demonstrations – where relevant
Attendee practical – choose from the theory done previously
Q&A.

Part 2 – theory

Top and bottom
Left and right
Front and back
Whole body
Corresponding/mirroring
Points with similar Pīn Yīn names/meanings – including Shén and Tiān
Q&A.

Part 2 – practical

Presenter demonstrations – where relevant
Attendee practical – choose from the theory done previously
Q&A.

Part 3 – theory

Original (Yuán) Yīn and Yáng
Crown and Third Eye
Triangle/Pyramid of Power
Open the Four Gates
Three Regions/Powers – Heaven, Earth, Human (Tiān Dì Rén)
Three Yīn 6’s
Figure Eight – Wǔ Shén/Five Spirits balancing
Q&A.

Day 2
Part 3 – practical

Presenter demonstrations – where relevant
Attendee practical – choose from the theory done previously
Q&A.

Part 4 – theory

Zàng Fǔ/Sān Jiāo balance
The Great Five
Chain and Lock
Kidney Spirit Gate
Bright Foyer, Watchtower, Court, Fence and Shield
Back Shù Transporting, Front Mù Collecting, Yuán Source
Host/Guest – Yuán Source and Luò Connecting
Q&A

Part 4 – practical

Presenter demonstrations – where relevant
Attendee practical – choose from the theory done previously
Q&A.
Acupuncture point combination construction based on participant requests. Can probably look at 10 conditions in the time allocated.
Participants to offer 1-2 disorders, signs/symptoms they would like APC for and I will show how to build the treatment.
Q&A.

Part 5 – practical

Presenter demonstrations – where relevant
Attendee practical – choose from the theory done previously
Q&A.

Details
Date: 5th and 6th of June 2021
Time: 9:30am – 5:30pm
CPD: 13 CPD points
Venue: SITCM, Level 5, 25-29 Dixon St, Haymarket NSW 2000
Pricing (includes notes, morning and afternoon tea)

Practitioner – $445
Student – $350

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LIVE INTERACTIVE WEBINAR - Updated Law and Ethics for Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners 2021 - with Michael Weir and Angela Doolan
2021-07-25 09:00 - 13:00 (Australia/Sydney) | Zoom Webinar
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Keep Up To Date With Australian Law & Ethics For Chinese Medicine Practitioners with NEW UPDATED Cases and Tribunal Decisions.
LIMITED NUMBER OF POSITIONS: FULLY BOOKED
To ensure better zoom room keeping, compliance and improved degree of engagement between presenter and student- we are limiting our numbers to only 20 participants for the live webinar.

Ever since Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine have become registered professions with AHPRA, we’ve had to maintain a minimum of 4 CPD points per year of “professional issues”.
Join us for a Live Webinar with both Michael Weir and Angela Doolan as they keep you up to date with current laws and ethical guidelines, which might just save your professional reputation one day.
About the Presenters:
Dr Michael Weir is a professor of law at Bond University, a member of the the Public Panel of Assessors under the Health Ombudsman Act and author of “ Law and Ethics in Complementary Medicine”, Dr Weir is the perfect person to keep us up to date with our legal and ethical obligations as acupuncturists and Chinese medicine practitioners in Australia.
Angela is currently studying a PhD at Bond University under Professor Michael Weir and Associate Professor Wendy Bonython. Her current topic is “Protecting the Public from Harm? Optimizing the Regulation of Traditional and Complementary Medicine Practitioners in Australia.”
Angela holds a Bachelor of Laws with first class honours from the University of New England, Armidale. Her honours thesis was on The Right to Health and Traditional and Complementary Medicine in International Law. An article summarising this work is available at the Bond Law Review online at https://blr.scholasticahq.com/article/11881-evolution-and-complementarity-traditional-and-complementary-medicine-as-part-of-the-international-human-rights-law-right-to-health
She is also a Southern Cross University trained and experienced naturopath, having worked for many years in Northern New South Wales as well as the foundational Chair of the Australian Register of Naturopaths and Herbalists (ARONAH). Angela understands some of the practical difficulties that can arise when working with the public in health care settings.
This Live ZOOM webinar will have the most up to date cases available
What is Covered
Part One: Our Legal System
Negligence
Apology and Liability in Contract
Potential Criminal Liability
Part Two: Regulation of Health Professionals under the National Law
Part Three: Obligation to refer to medical practitioner
Providing Information to a Client
Consent to Treatment
Who can Consent?
Therapeutic Goods Act – Application to TCM
Consumer Legislation
Duty of Confidence
Professional Ethics
Advertising
Part Four: Court and Tribunal Decisions – MOST UPDATED CASES 2021
Includes digital notes

Details
Live Webinar Date
Sunday, the 25th of July 2021
Time: 9am – 1.15pm (AEST/Sydney Time)
ZOOM INVITE LINK WILL BE PROVIDED VIA EMAIL CLOSER TO THE DATE
Pre-sale of Recording
Available from the 2nd of August 2021
Pre-Purchase the webinar Recording for $110 (CLICK HERE)
Participants of the live webinar can gain an additional 5 years access to the recording for a small additional admin/access fee of $15 until the end of July. Coupons will be sent to all participants.
CPD Points
4 CPD points covering your professional development requirements for AHPRA
Pricing
$125
This is a live webinar conducted via the ZOOM VIDEO CONFERENCING/MEETING Platform, this webinar will also be available as a recording approximately 1-2 weeks after live webinar has concluded.
We expect students who wish to attend the Live webinar to be somewhat familiar with the process of zoom meetings and/or other video conferencing software.
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LIVE INTERACTIVE WEBINAR: The Underlying Theory behind Master Tung Point Selection: Why, What, When and How you use specific points with Brad Whisnant
2021-08-15 08:30 - 13:30 (Australia/Sydney) | Zoom Webinar
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Introduction
Join us for a this Live Interactive Webinar on The Underlying Theory behind Master Tung Point Selection: Why, What, When and How You Use Specific Points with Brad Whisnant.
The hardest and most frustrating thing is when we hope and pray what needle choice, we picked helps our patient. Over the years I have witnessed acupuncturists desperation as they choose points based on the “back of the book” or from some random page in their seminar notes.
Master Tung acupuncture does NOT have to be complicated nor frustrating.
This seminar is about the consistent reliable and predicable results and theory while practicing master Tung points in your clinic. If the theory is correct?
The point choice is simple.
The results are exemplary.
Your patients will be excited.
And your clinic will be a clinic of patients improving and getting amazing medical outcomes.
This is the Master Tung method. Are you ready to re-consolidate the theory you know while taking your knowledge up a notch?
This webinar includes 4 hours focused on lessons with a “open” 1 Hour Q&A section at the very end with Brad, answering all the questions you have been itching to have answered.
About the Brad:
Brad Whisnant is a licensed acupuncturist and certified medicinal herbalist. He is a native of Oregon, graduating from the Oregon College of Oriental Medicine and later from Emperors College with his DAOM. Dr. Whisnant is a talented practitioner and an avid student of Dr. Jimmy Chang, Dr. Richard Tan, and Dr. Wei Chieh Young.
Dr. Whisnant brings 3,000 years of Chinese medicine into the present by incorporating modern research and clinical relevance in his treatment strategies. He has run volunteer clinics in Vietnam, Honduras, India and America. Treating over 150 patients per day enabled him to apply distal acupuncture methods and determine which method is most effective. He teaches a unique blend of the Balance Method and Master Tung acupuncture theories. His goal is to take acupuncture theories out of the textbook and into the clinic, and prove what works.
He has written a series of books on Tung and distal acupuncture. The books are a combination of theory and case studies. To ensure that these techniques are accessible, the point images are included in each case study.

Program Outline
Part 1
Intro to Master Tung:
THE BIG 5- Who, What, Where, When and Why
Nomenclature of Master Tung points
Quick overview of the numbering system
Part 2
Nerve reaction area idea
Concept of the 5 Zang
Understanding Channel relationships
Dr. Tan idea folded over to Master Tung, what channel relationships are the best
Concept of the Image and the Mirror
What images are best and which are not appropriate under what/which circumstances.
Part 3
Using the Tung system for Clinical success:
How we do this
Why we do this
Understanding the 3-4 limb concept
Part 4
How to structure treatment plans with your patients for clinical success
How to get away from being neurotic about immediate patient outcomes and why this is important
Communicating how and why the Tung points work to your patients
Educating your patients for more informed patients and a smoother journey
Working through some basic treatment plans and treatment strategies for clinical success
Q&A Session
Open 1 hour Q&A Session with Brad Whisnant
Now is the time to ask all the burning questions you may have had about the MT system, any questions you may have noted down during the lecture or your particular understanding. Unearthing Blindspots.

Max 50 attendee limit for this online course to ensure quality of content delivery, higher presenter engagement and to enable Q&A in the allocated time.

Webinar Details
Date: Sunday, 15th of August 2021 (AEST/Sydney, Melbourne, Canberra Time)
Time: 8.30AM- 1.30PM
Total Hours: 5 hours (covers 4 hours content, 1 hour Q&A)
CPD Points: 5 hours
Max Participants: 50
ZOOM INVITE LINK WILL BE PROVIDED VIA EMAIL CLOSER TO THE DATE

Pre-sale of Recording
Available to view from the early September 2021
Pre-Purchase the webinar Recording for $199 (CLICK HERE)
Pricing

Practitioner – AUD $260
Student – AUD $220

This is a live webinar conducted via the ZOOM VIDEO CONFERENCING/MEETING Platform, this webinar will also be available as a recording approximately 1-2 weeks after live webinar has concluded.
We expect students who wish to attend the Live webinar to be somewhat familiar with the process of zoom meetings and/or other video conferencing software.
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Live Webinar: One Point Therapy for Pain - Magic on Your Fingertips!- With Radha Thambirajah
2021-09-26 10:00 - 16:30 (Australia/Sydney) | Zoom Webinar
REGISTRATIONS NOW CLOSED
Webinar Overview
Based on TCM, One Point Therapy is a great Therapeutic tool for every serious Acupuncturists who treats Pain associated problems. It was created and used originally within the Chinese Army during war time, to treat pain from injuries. It can be used to treat all pains from sports injuries to chronic conditions, and in emergencies – it could be the only one needle that is used! With immediate Pain Relief, one point therapy feels as if it creates magic within seconds!
One point Therapy is for Acute pains and pains of an Excess nature. It is not very suitable for very chronic pain conditions. For pains of more recent origin, it is an excellent remedy. This technique has also been used successfully in Acupuncture Analgesia in surgery.
PRIVATE ZOOM LINK WILL BE SENT CLOSER TO THE DATE
WEBINAR PROGRAM
This webinar will include photos and video clips for easier reference. Not to be missed and it is a must for every Acupuncturist to attend!
Pain conditions to be covered:- Discover the one point which is going to help you efficiently and effectively treat different types of

Headaches
Toothache
Backache
Shoulder pain
Tennis elbow
Knee pain
Sciatica
Stiff neck
Neuralgia etc.

Max 50 registrations for this live webinar to ensure quality of content delivery, higher presenter engagement and to enable Q&A in the allocated time.

Webinar Details
Date: Sunday, 26th of September 2021 (AEST GMT+10/Sydney, Melbourne, Canberra Time)
Time: 10AM- 4.30PM
Total Hours: 6 hours + 30 minute break
CPD Points: 6-7 CPD (Dependent on Timing)
Max Registrations: 20px
ZOOM INVITE LINK WILL BE PROVIDED VIA EMAIL CLOSER TO THE DATE
LIVE WEBINAR Pricing

EARLY BIRD PRICING ENDS 23/09/2021 – $299
Practitioner – AUD $350
Student – AUD $250

This is a live webinar conducted via the ZOOM VIDEO CONFERENCING/MEETING Platform, this webinar will also be available as a recording approximately 1-2 weeks after live webinar has concluded.
Disclaimer before registering for the Live Webinar
Please check the relevant date/time zone to your location in accordance with the date and time provided above. CME does not hold any responsibility for your non-attendance to the live event. Live webinars are best experienced via PC/desktop/laptop and tablets. CME expects webinar registrants to be familiar with Zoom videoconferencing software and are not responsible for any non-attendance due to technical or non-technical issues arising from the end of the registrant.
REGISTRATIONS NOW CLOSED
ABOUT THE PRESENTER
Dr Radha Thambirajah graduated from Shanghai Medical College in 1970. She studied medicine and specialised in acupuncture.
She established her successful practice upon returning to Sri Lanka, and founded the Academy of Chinese Acupuncture in 1980.
In 1984, Dr Thambirajah moved to England and opened the Academy of Chinese Acupuncture in Berlin, which has trained over 9000 students worldwide. With a wealth of experience in teaching, Dr Thambirajah has trained doctors and health professionals all over the world. She has been invited as a guest lecturer at a variety of conferences in Germany, Switzerland, Greece, Poland, Barcelona, Italy, and Sao Paulo.
Dr Thambirajah is the author of “Energetics in Acupuncture” and ”Cosmetic Acupuncture and Dermatological Diseases (2nd ed)”.

LIVE INTERACTIVE WEBINAR: Motor Point Acupuncture for Effective Treatment of Chronic Pain of the Upper Extremities with Rich Hazel and Dan Dominguez
2021-11-14 10:00 - 13:00 (Australia/Sydney) | Zoom Webinar
CAPACITY REACHED
Please Note: Numbers are strictly limited
PRIVATE ZOOM LINK WILL BE SENT CLOSER TO THE DATE
WEBINAR PROGRAM
Introduction to Chronic Pain of the Upper Extremities
In this webinar, Rich and Dan will give you solid strategies that will work consistently for some of the toughest conditions to treat without acupuncture for overuse injuries in the upper extremity which can be some of the most chronic and debilitating injuries for people. This holds especially true for those who play sport or hold a job that requires repetitive movement that may cause strain injuries to the elbow, wrist and fingers. Motor Point Acupuncture makes many of these issues melt away in very few sessions.
For many chronic issues people tend to seek more invasive treatments/surgical interventions for injuries that generally respond very well and often very quickly to motor point acupuncture.
Patients feel the relief in minutes.
When a joint or tendon in the elbow or wrist is causing pain it’s most likely due to muscle shortening in groups of muscles that flex or extend the wrist fingers or elbow. Unlike most injuries, the forearm can be assessed based on palpation, symptoms and an understanding of the actions and anatomy of the muscles which will be covered in this webinar.
Dan will be demonstrating some Neurofunctional approaches that stimulate the musculocutaneous nerve or the radial nerve septum using the pointer plus for certain conditions. Making sure you develop the skills and knowledge to nail Motor Point treatment consistently and reliably time after time again for this focus area, so that patients will feel comfortable and confident sharing their results with colleagues and strangers to refer to your practice,
People of all ages can get these repetitive stress injuries from students to those who work long hours at a desk to tradesmen, and the symptoms, anatomy, palpation and explanation of the following injuries (below) will be covered by Rich and Dan through theory and demonstration of needling technique.
The following dysfunctions will be covered:

Tennis elbow
Golfers elbow
Triceps for the tennis and golfers
Olecranon pain or bursitis
Biceps tendonitis or injury coracobrachialis
Musculocutaneous nerve (Neurofunctional)
De quervains tenosynovitis
Trigger finger strategy
Cubital tunnel
Carpal tunnel
Radial nerve septum (Neurofunctional)
Texters thumb
TFCC tear

If you struggle with treating any or all of these issues, join us. This is a MUST SEE WEBINAR!
In their usual style, Rich and Dan never hold back on any tips or tricks that they have learnt over their years in clinical practice. They want you to be successful so more people will value acupuncture as the first line approach for most musculoskeletal issues.

Video Demonstrations Included within:
Electric Stimulation Protocols
Frequency and tx times
Details
Date: Sunday, 14th of November 2021
Time: 10am – 1.15pm
CPD: 3 CPD points
VENUE: LIVE ONLINE COURSE- ZOOM LINK WILL BE PROVIDED CLOSER TO THE DATE
Early Bird Pricing– $199 (Ends 01/11/2021)
Normal Pricing: $210
This is a live webinar conducted via the ZOOM VIDEO CONFERENCING Platform.
Disclaimer before registering for the Live Webinar
Please check the relevant date/time zone to your location in accordance with the date and time provided above. CME does not hold any responsibility for your non-attendance to the live event. Live webinars are best experienced via PC/desktop/laptop and tablets. CME expects webinar registrants to be familiar with Zoom videoconferencing software and are not responsible for any non-attendance due to technical or non-technical issues arising from the end of the registrant.
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Essentials for Auriculotherapy and Auricular Medicine with Im Quah-Smith
2021-11-21 09:30 - 17:30 UTC | Royal Squadron Yacht Club, 33 Peel St, Kirribilli, NSW, 2061, Australia
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Auricular medicine is a stand-alone treatment accessing the brain via cranial nerves to restore functionality. It is sometimes referred to simplistically as ear acupuncture. Auricular medicine accesses brain connectivity via the cranial nerves using the ear (auricle). This therapy can support individuals suffering postural problems, anxiety, headache, depression, ADHD and functional learning delay. It plays an excellent supporting role in the management of complex pain, and during chemotherapy and IVF treatments.
Auriculotherapy is based on proven correspondences between locations on the external ear and the internal organs and systems of the body. The ear acts like an input/output terminal in direct contact with the central nervous system. Information on viscerosomatic states can be accessed via visual clues, skin electro-conductivity, and pressure sensitivity at specific points.
Dr Paul Nogier’s Auriculotherapy shows how acupuncture needles are used in sophisticated and powerful therapeutic interventions.
Dr Im Quah-Smith trained under Dr Rapahel Nogier and will teach the principles and practice auriculomedicine, a true frequency medicine that evolved from Dr. Paul Nogier’s auriculotherapy, his discovery of the VAS (Vascular Autonomic Signal) in the pulse and his consequent observations of the diagnostic and therapeutic properties of radiant light frequencies on the skin. Auriculotherapy is sometimes referred to as “Battlefield Acupuncture” for its immediate effectiveness as a first-line therapy.
Seminar Program

Introduction
Musculoskeletal Map
Internal Organs Map
Brain and Nervous System Map
Location of Active Sites

– LUNCH BREAK –

Musculoskeletal System (Back, Upper Limbs, Lower Limbs)
Internal Organs (Liver, Kidney)
Brain (Stress, Anxiety, Depression)

Details
DATE: 21st November 2021
TIME: 9:30am – 5:30pm
7 CPD points
VENUE: The Royal Squadron Yacht Club, 33 Peel St, Kirribilli, NSW 2061
PRICING:

Practitioner – $395
Student (Undergraduate) – $295

About Im
Dr. Im Quah-Smith is a medical practitioner and independent medical researcher with a focus on optimal wellbeing. Im developed her interest in mind-body medicine during her many years in general practice where she observed the effects of environmental stressors on physical symptomatology in patients.
Dr. Quah-Smith specialises in medical acupuncture and is a Fellow of the Australian Medical Acupuncture College (AMAC). Further acupuncture studies were undertaken in Lyon, France at GLEM, the home of modern ear acupuncture, under Dr. Raphael Nogier. She holds a Masters degree in Family Medicine.
Dr.Quah-Smith participates in international medical research with well-respected leaders in TCM and acupuncture, neuroscience, psychiatry, primary health care and paediatrics. She is a Conjoint Lecturer with Women’s and Children’s Health, UNSW Medicine at the University of NSW where she is involved in research into alleviating pain and trauma in infants in the neonatal intensive care unit.
Dr. Quah-Smith presided over the 9th International Symposium on Auriculotherapy in Singapore in 2017. The incredible clinical and scientific research projects showcased the possibilities for improved health outcomes globally.
Dr Quah-Smith is strong advocate for preventative medicine & mind-body medicine in patient well-being
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LIVE INTERACTIVE WEBINAR: Treatment of Facial Expression Lines with Motor Points with Michelle Gellis
2022-02-27 09:00 - 14:00 (Australia/Sydney) | Zoom Webinar
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Webinar Description
The relationship between our face expressions, muscles, meridians, and inner environment is referred to as the anatomy of expression. Our faces are unique in their ability to radiate shen, reveal our emotions, desires, and intentions, and provide a window into our overall health. As acupuncturists, we have the expertise to use the face as a diagnostic and treatment tool for underlying issues that may eventually lead to disease. This course will teach students how to treat facial expression lines with specialized treatment protocols based on the usage of facial motor points.
Webinar Overview

Familiarize students with a deeper level of knowledge of facial anatomy, and how different muscle groups work together to express different emotions
Introduce students to the connections between our emotions, and our facial expressions (muscles) and our organs
Describe the expression of the emotions of different organ systems and the acupuncture points used to access them
Provide treatment strategies

Upon completion of this webinar, practitioners will:

Learn facial motor point locations
Learn how facial expressions relate to certain facial muscles
Acquire a knowledge of how the emotions evolve on the face

About Michelle Gellis (AP, LAc, MAc, DiplAc)

Michelle Gellis is a Licensed and Board Certified Acupuncture Physician. She has been a Faculty Member and Clinic Supervisor at the Maryland University of Integrative Health (formally the Tai Sophia Institute) since 2004.
Michelle Gellis holds a Bachelor of Science Degree from Seton Hall University School of Business in Computer Science, and a Master of Science Degree in Acupuncture from the Traditional Acupuncture Institute.
Ms Gellis holds the distinction of being one of the very few acupuncturists in the country certified to teach acupuncture facial rejuvenation — also known as cosmetic acupuncture — certification classes on a national level to other acupuncturists.
In addition to acupuncture facial rejuvenation, Michelle teaches classes on facial cupping, gua sha and treating neuromuscular facial conditions such as Stroke, Multiple Sclerosis , Trigeminal Neuralgia, TMJ, and Bells Palsy with acupuncture.
She has been published in The Journal of Chinese Medicine, Acupuncture Today, the Maryland Acupuncture Society Newsletter, The Acupuncture Desk Reference as well as featured in Her Mind Magazine, Howard County Business News and Be Well World Magazine.
Details

Date: Sunday, 27th February 202
Time: 9am – 2pm (AEDT)
Pricing: $245 for Practitioners, $195 for Students (Undergraduates), $245 for Recording
CPD: 4.5 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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LIVE INTERACTIVE WEBINAR: The Foundations of Master Tung's Acupuncture Part 2 with Henry McCann
2022-03-06 10:00 - 14:00 (Australia/Sydney) | Zoom Webinar
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LIVE WEBINAR PROGRAM
Part One (Sunday, 13th February 2022)

GENERAL INTRODUCTION
A. History of Tung’s Acupuncture
B. General Characteristics
BASIC THEORY
A. Four Main Needle Methods
B. Correspondences (Channel, Holographic, Tissue)
C. Method of Point Selection
D. Needle Methods (Dong Qi Needle Technique)
E. Exemplar Points

Part Two (Sunday, 6th March 2022)

BASIC THEORY
A. Review of Four Main Needle Methods
B. Dao Ma Needling and Treatment of Five Zang (Introduction to Zone Concepts, Main Dao Ma Groups)
C. Introduction to Bloodletting
D. Exemplar Points

Details

Date: Part One – Sunday, 13th of February 2022 | Part Two – Sunday, 6th of March 2022
Time: 10am – 2pm (AEDT)
Pricing: $295 for Practitioners, $195 for Students (Undergraduates)
Pricing for Recordings: $245 for each part, $395 for parts 1 and 2
CPD: 4 CPD points for each day, 8 in total
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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1 Day Workshop: Tung Acupuncture for Pelvic Pain Management with Naomi Jankowski
2022-04-10 09:00 - 17:00 (Australia/Sydney) | Sydney Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine, 502/25-29 Dixon St, Haymarket, NSW, 2000, Australia
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Seminar Description
Pelvic pain, whether it be from endometriosis, adenomyosis, or another condition, is gaining light in the public eye and more women are looking for alternatives to Western treatment options. A recent study has shown that for 80% of women with endometriosis, pain is not prompted by the diseased tissue itself, but rather the way the tissue interacts with the nerves in the pelvis. Surgery may not be the best option for these cases. As acupuncturists we can offer a potential alternative, using our known pathways of nervous system interaction to benefit these patients.
Endometriosis and adenomyosis in particular are often considered complex diseases, but ones we can work with effectively through the lens of Chinese medicine with the right tools in our tool kit. In this seminar we discuss Tung’s acupuncture for management of pelvic pain conditions in a way that is logical and succinct. Practitioners will leave the day with a selection of Tung’s points that they can begin applying immediately in their clinical practice. We also discuss the broader implications of these points, outside of the realm of pelvic pain.

Testimonial

“Outstanding! Naomi manages to explain difficult concepts in a way that is easily accessible for those who are unfamiliar with this style of acupuncture. The information is clinically relevant and immediately applicable. Naomi is a pleasure to listen to.!”
– A.R, Chinese Medicine Practitioner

Course Outline
Tung acupuncture is known for its minimal needling and powerful results. This one-day seminar introduces Tung theory and its practical application for treatment which focuses on the management of pelvic pain conditions associated with endometriosis, adenomyosis, vaginismus and vulvodynia. This session is appropriate for both the new graduate and those already familiar with the Tung system.
In this seminar we condense the concepts of Tung’s acupuncture, making it immediately accessible and applicable in clinical practice. Practitioners will gain specific understanding of the use of key acupuncture points for pelvic pain conditions with a broad range of clinical applications alongside an analysis of the (TCM) patterns associated with endometriosis, adenomyosis, vaginismus and vulvodynia.
Naomi presents a step-by-step system that allows the practitioner to go from their diagnosis to the appropriate selection of points via pulse diagnosis, palpation, and consideration of pain locations, within a framework that is logical and effective.
What you will learn:

A summarized background of Master Tung and his lineage, as well as an introduction to the basic concepts of Tung’s acupuncture, such as imaging, and use of microsystems.
An overview of Western treatment options for endometriosis, adenomyosis, vaginismus and vulvodynia.
Pattern differentiation and acupuncture point selection.
Discussion of factors affecting point selection such as the location of pain, the pulse and palpation of potential acupuncture points.
Patient management and what to aim for when working with pain conditions in clinic.
Attendees will also have the opportunity to invite patients along and observe Naomi apply the techniques discussed at the seminar.

About Naomi Jankowski (AP, LAc, MAc, DiplAc)

Naomi Jankowski is an AHPRA registered acupuncturist, who has significant experience working with women with pelvic pain within an integrated clinical setting. Naomi graduated from SSNT in 2009 and is now in her 12th year of clinic practice. After graduating, she studied with Steven Clavey, and later also practiced at his clinic. For the last four years, Naomi has been working at Elgin House Women’s Health, where she practices alongside gynaecologists Dr Clare Myers, Dr Kristy Fennessy and Dr Sneha Parghi, who refer their pelvic pain patients to her. This has allowed Naomi to specialize in the area and form a concrete system of treatment. Naomi prides herself on making logical decisions about acupuncture point selections that provide immediate and effective treatment.
Details

Date: TBD
Time: 9:00am – 5:00pm
VENUE: SITCM, Level 6, 25-29 Dixon Street, Haymarket
Early Bird Pricing: $295 for Practitioners, $245 for Students (Full time undergraduate)
Normal Pricing after Early Bird: $350 for Practitioners, $295 for Students (Full time undergraduate) – EB ends on the 26/05/2022
Recording (Revisit) Access Fee for live participants and recording purchase- 5 years: $39 or $285 for Recording ONLY (without attendance)
CPD: 6.5 CPD Points
Notes and Morning Tea: Included

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FOOD AS MEDICINE SERIES: An Introduction to the Principles of Chinese Nutrition (Foundations) with Deirdre Courtney
2022-05-15 16:30 - 20:30 (Australia/Sydney) | Zoom Webinar
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Presenting Deirdre Courtney, TCM Practitioner, Chef, Lecturer and Author of the best seller “Nourishing Life the Yang Sheng Way: Nutrition and Lifestyle Advice from Chinese Medicine” for our first ever Foundations Lecture. Learn how to recommend food appropriately during treatment to help sustain long term change!

Practitioner Testimonial

“I refer to Deirdre’s book frequently in practice and it has been a lifesaver, understanding that food is both a poison and a medicine and I am really looking forward to taking this course with Deirdre. I want to deepen my understanding and be able to explain to patients from a TCM perspective why this matters for their health and give them agency. Such a missing area for TCM education that I am looking forward to exploring”
– JC (Acupuncturist and Herbalist)

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Introduction to the Principles of Chinese Nutrition (Foundations)
One of the most important things you can do for your patients is to educate them about self-care and preventative medicine. We are representatives of a greater wisdom about how to live in a way that enhances life, which is so much more than just maintaining and surviving. It is important to empower your patients to take back some responsibility for their health and one of the best ways is to teach them how to eat.
Knowing what to do with food is a huge pillar of our medicine and will ultimately significantly help with the improvement and maintenance of clinical outcomes in the long term.
This incredible foundational course is a four hour lecture of our Food as Medicine Series, where renowned Chinese Medicine Practitioner and qualified chef Deirdre Courtney as well as author of “Nourishing Life the Yang Sheng Way: Nutrition and Lifestyle Advice from Chinese Medicine“ will take us through Part 1 (Foundations) of our Food As Medicine Series with Chinese Medicine Education, with a view to have a live lecture/workshop and cooking class next year, centering around women’s health, pregnancy and postpartum theories and traditional recipes.
Prerequisites and Recommendations:
It is highly recommended that those who are interested in participating in the advanced course, complete this foundations course first.
– Students of Traditional Chinese Medicine (2nd year knowledge minimum)
– TCM Practitioners who are legally allowed to practice within their jurisdiction with a minimum of 200 hours of clinical practice and foundational theory of the substances and patterns.
Click here for the Advanced Course Outline

Webinar Outline

Outline of the basics of Chinese nutrition including the:
– The five elements of food; what foods? history.
– Colour- what does it mean and why?
– Taste- overview of tastes, types of foods and why
– Temperature- Thermodynamics and Thermogenics
– How foods effect the different organs- what and why?
How different types of cooking methods affect foods in which way- a overview and review
The importance of the growing methods of foods and how and why this aspect can significantly affect our foods- the agriculture of foods and how this changes, improves or is detrimental to health
Application of theory: we will look at how to apply these principles in modern life
Discussion and review of the the best ways to help support our patients and not overwhelm them within clinical practice (tips, tricks and hacks from an expert).
Summary and Conclusion

About Deirdre Courtney

Deirdre Courtney is an internationally known lecturer and teacher specialising in Yang Sheng; Chinese Nutrition; Herbs; Facial Diagnosis; Face Reading; Working with Spirit Points and the Emotions. She has been an Acupuncturist, Herbalist, Nutritional Counsellor and Chef, specialising in health foods for over 30 years. She is the author of the book, Nourishing Life the Yang Sheng Way: Nutrition and Lifestyle Advice from Chinese
Medicine, published by Singing Dragon in 2019. In addition, she is the Education Director for the Lotus Institute and the Master Face Reading Certification Program. She received her Masters Degree in Traditional Chinese Medicine from YoSan University in Los Angeles and maintains a private practice in Blackrock, Co Dublin, Ireland.

Details
Date: Sunday, 15th May 2022
Time: 4:30pm – 8:30pm (AEST)
Pricing: $220 for Practitioners, $190 for Students (Undergraduates), $220 for Recording
Combined (Foundations + Advanced (Live or Recording)): $350 – 8 CPD Points
CPD: 4 CPD Points
Notes: Included
VENUE: LIVE ONLINE COURSE- ZOOM LINK WILL BE PROVIDED CLOSER TO THE DATE
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LIVE WEBINAR - Updated Law and Ethics for Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners 2022 - with Michael Weir and Angela Doolan
2022-05-29 08:00 - 12:00 (Australia/Sydney) | Zoom Webinar
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Keep Up To Date With Australian Law & Ethics For Chinese Medicine Practitioners with NEW UPDATED Cases and Tribunal Decisions 2022.

Ever since Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine have become registered professions with AHPRA, we’ve had to maintain a minimum of 4 CPD points per year of “professional issues”.
Join us for a Live Webinar with both Professor Michael Weir and Angela Doolan as they keep you up to date with current laws and ethical guidelines, which might just save your professional reputation one day.
This year we will cover and expand upon some of the more recent cases that have occurred in relation to complementary, alternative and allied health professions. There will be a review in accordance with most recent and relevant cases and updated legislation and requirements.
This Live ZOOM webinar will have the most up to date cases available as of 2022
Webinar Outline
Part One: Our Legal System
Negligence
Apology and Liability in Contract
Potential Criminal Liability
Part Two: Regulation of Health Professionals under the National Law
Part Three: Obligation to refer to medical practitioner
Providing Information to a Client
Consent to Treatment
Who can Consent?
Therapeutic Goods Act – Application to TCM
Consumer Legislation
Duty of Confidence
Professional Ethics
Advertising
Part Four: Court and Tribunal Decisions – MOST UPDATED CASES 2022
Pre-prepared Q&A- Any questions you would like to have answered should be directed to info@chinesemedicineeducation.com, this is to allow for preparation of the most accurate information in accordance to issues proposed. These issues will need to be researched in advance and should not be taken as legal advice but more general guidance.

About the Presenters

Professor Michael Weir is a professor and lecturer of law at Bond University, a member of the the Public Panel of Assessors under the Health Ombudsman Act and author of “ Law and Ethics in Complementary Medicine”, Dr Weir is the perfect person to keep us up to date with our legal and ethical obligations as acupuncturists and Chinese medicine practitioners in Australia.

Angela Doolan is currently studying a PhD at Bond University under Professor Michael Weir and Associate Professor Wendy Bonython. Her current topic is “Protecting the Public from Harm? Optimizing the Regulation of Traditional and Complementary Medicine Practitioners in Australia.”
Angela holds a Bachelor of Laws with first class honours from the University of New England, Armidale. Her honours thesis was on The Right to Health and Traditional and Complementary Medicine in International Law. An article summarising this work is available at the Bond Law Review online at https://blr.scholasticahq.com/article/11881-evolution-and-complementarity-traditional-and-complementary-medicine-as-part-of-the-international-human-rights-law-right-to-health
She is also a Southern Cross University trained and experienced naturopath, having worked for many years in Northern New South Wales as well as the foundational Chair of the Australian Register of Naturopaths and Herbalists (ARONAH). Angela understands some of the practical difficulties that can arise when working with the public in health care settings.
Details
Sunday, 29th of May 2022
Time: 8am – 12.15pm (AEST/Sydney Time)
Pricing: $150
Recording (Revisit) Access Fee for live participants and recording purchase- 5 years access: $39
CPD: 4 CPD Points (Covering Professional Issues as required by AHPRA)
Notes: Included
ZOOM INVITE LINK WILL BE PROVIDED VIA EMAIL CLOSER TO THE DATE
This is a live webinar conducted via the ZOOM VIDEO CONFERENCING Platform.
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Please check the relevant date/time zone to your location in accordance with the date and time provided above. CME does not hold any responsibility for your non-attendance to the live event. Live webinars are best experienced via PC/desktop/laptop and tablets. CME expects webinar registrants to be familiar with Zoom videoconferencing software and are not responsible for any non-attendance due to technical or non-technical issues arising from the end of the registrant.
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Cosmetic Acupuncture: A Chinese Medicine Approach to Ageing Well with Cynthia White and Tracy Limbrick
2022-06-04 09:30 - 2022-06-05 17:30 (Australia/Sydney) | Sydney Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine, 502/25-29 Dixon St, Haymarket, NSW, 2000, Australia
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LIVE Seminar Overview
What You Will Learn:
This two-day workshop is an introduction to the specialised field of Cosmetic Acupuncture.
You will learn:

The basics of facial needling providing you with a strong foundation to build upon;
How to recognise, diagnose and treat Constitutional factors leading to premature ageing;
How to successfully treat common superficial signs of ageing such as fine lines and wrinkles, sagging, pigmentation, dull complexion etc.
Cosmetic treatment protocols to integrate into your practice;
Tips and tricks when needling;
Introduction to manual therapies

By the completion of this workshop you will be needling the face with confidence and accuracy to deliver successful client outcomes and ensure you have returning clientele.

Seminar Outline
DAY 1

Introduction
Cosmetic Acupuncture – What Is It and How Does It Work
Skin Structure
Common Skin Concerns (Typical Signs of Ageing)

Loose/Sagging Skin
Thin Skin/Fine Lines/Atrophy
Heavy/Facial Oedema
Dark Rings
Dull Lifeless Skin
Age Spots
Precautions & Contraindications/Side Effects & Downtime, Botox, Fillers

Indications for Treatment
Needles & Toolkit
Needle Techniques for the Face
Meridians & Points on the Face
Muscles on the Face & Motor Points

DAY 2

Conditions & Needling

Eye Area
Cheek Area
Neck
Lips

Constitutional Conditions
Assessing Clients
Yang Sheng Advice
Overview of Facial Gua Sha

DEMONSTRATIONS
PRACTICE WITH SUPERVISION

About Cynthia White – BHlthSc (TCM), BAppSc (Nursing)

Cynthia has trained extensively in the field of Chinese medicine cosmetology and dermatology with a particular focus on acne, psoriasis, and cosmetic enhancement.
She has the unique advantage of having both eastern and western science knowledge and clinical experience
Her strong Chinese cosmetology foundation was built upon having studied under Dr Travall Croom who is a pioneer of contemporary cosmetic acupuncture delivering outstanding results to A list celebrities and Victoria Secret models. Cynthia has also completed cosmetic and dermatology courses with Mazin Al-Khafaji, Radha Thambirajah and The White Lotus Institute where she successfully learned how to perform dermarolling.
Cynthia has previously worked on busy and diverse dermatology wards in western hospitals where she nursed complex dermatological cases and worked closely with treating physicians giving her current and relevant knowledge of diseases process and western available treatment options.
In the past few years Cynthia has created her own 100% natural east meets west skincare range, Indi Skin. These products have been formulated on the back of her decades of research, and personal and professional experiences.
Cynthia currently splits her time between practising Chinese medicine cosmetology and dermatology at a clinic in Neutral Bay, running and operating the Indi Skin skincare brand and working at a large hospital.

About Tracy Limbrick – BHlthSc (TCM)

Tracy is a Chinese Medicine practitioner with a focus on cosmetic health. She operates two practices in Bondi Junction in Sydney’s eastern suburbs.
Since graduating from UTS’s Traditional Chinese Medicine Program, Tracy has focused on treating ageing using Chinese Medicine methodology. She later spent time as a student intern with cosmetic teacher Dr Binbing Liu at Chengdu Chinese Medicine Hospital in China.
Tracy has since studied with many leading cosmetic and dermatology practitioners of Chinese Medicine.
She has trained with leading European cosmetic acupuncture expert Radha Thambirajah, assisting Radha on her most recent Australian visit in 2020. Tracy has undertaken dermatology and cosmetic acupuncture courses with Chinese cosmetic health experts Mazin Al-Khafaji, Michelle Gellis and Irene Prantalos. She has also learned from high-profile beauty therapists such as Britta Plug from Wildling Beauty and Cecily Braden from CJB Spa and Wellness.
Tracy has since devised her own protocols including her Empress Gua Sha Facial – the most popular treatment at her Bondi Junction practices.
She has a strong belief in the natural healing ability of the body’s own processes.
Tracy continues her studies, most recently treating using Facial Diagnosis techniques pioneered by the late Lillian Bridges.

Details

Date: Saturday 4th June 2022 | Sunday 5th June 2022
Time: 9.30am – 5.30pm (AEST)
CPD: 14 CPD Points
Notes: Included
Venue: Sydney Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine – Level 6, 25-29 Dixon St, Haymarket NSW 2000

Pricing (includes notes, morning and afternoon tea)
EARLY BIRD SPECIAL (offer ends 06/05/2022)
Practitioner Rate: $595
Student (Full Time – Undergraduate): $495
REGULAR PRICING
Practitioner Rate: $695
Student (Full Time – Undergraduate): $595

Terms and Conditions
*Early Bird: Full payment is required 4 weeks prior to the start of the Seminar and Workshop
*Registrations cancelled up to one week prior to the seminar will be refunded less 20%. We regret that refunds are not otherwise possible.
To minimise the risk of COVID-19 in our community, it is a requirement for anyone attending the workshop to be fully vaccinated.

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Webinar: Navigating the Hot-Flash Environment with Chinese Medicine- with Dr Brian Grosam (PhD)
2022-06-19 08:30 - 12:30 (Australia/Sydney) | Zoom Webinar
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Presenting Dr Brian Grosam’s Author of “Understanding and Treating Hot Flashes in Menopause with Chinese Medicine”

One of our best selling authors of the book,

Practitioner Testimonial on Brian’s Book

“I have been in clinical practice treating women’s health and menopausal syndromes for over 20 years and I can say without a doubt that Brian’s book has been an absolute game changer in my clinical practice. An absolute breathe of fresh air into a tricky specialty area. I look forward to taking his course and developing a specialised view and treatment strategies to upgrade my knowledge and clinical perspective!” -RT (Practitioner of 20 years)

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Webinar Description
Anti-Aging and Chinese Medicine:
A Lesson from the Nan Jing
It is evident we all possess a finite amount of life qi to support and maintain our existence.
Some of us are naturally more inclined to living a longer life than others and this is partially based on genetic factors, our individual pre-natal jing or essence. But that is only half of what defines the length of our individual lives. It is also necessary to take into account individual lifestyle choices, habits, and environmental factors that influence our post-natal jing or essence. These impacts speedup or slowdown, increase or decrease our wakeful years.
The Difficult Issues (Nan Jing), a classical Chinese medicine text, provides an essential clue to longevity and explains how external and internal factors affect our kidneys and influence lifespan. It explains how if health is not properly maintained that the kidney will be cut off from receiving and exchanging qi from the other zangfu organs, leading to its depletion. This decline leads to inevitable yin-yang disruption, directly affects the flow of qi and blood, and the eventual weakening of the zangfu organs and their ability to generate qi to support our body.
Our lecture highlights key patho-mechanisms set into motion by this kidney disconnection and the foreseeable impact on the aging process. Geriatrics is its own separate category and specialty focused on retirement and elderly aged people. It’s necessary to make the distinction between the patho-mechanisms during the aging process versus during old-age. The prime aim of our discussion is to identify key clinical signs so practitioners are able to respond appropriately with key acupuncture strategies and classical herbal formulas, hopefully correcting patient imbalances, and supporting long life.
Course Outline:
Hour 1-2:
Chinese medicine theory: Longevity and the aging process
Chinese medicine patho-mechanisms: Based on The Difficult Issues (Nan Jing)
Chinese medicine patho-mechanisms: Based on geriatrics
Hour 3-4:
Chinese medicine treatment principles: Acupuncture strategies & classical herbal formulas
Case study
Question & Answer
About Brian Grosam (PhD)

Dr. Brian Grosam earned his PhD in Acupuncture in 2009 from the Shandong University of Traditional Chinese Medicine where he fulfilled clinical studies in gynecology and neurology. Upon completion of his PhD, he became a professor at the American Academy of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine where he taught acupuncture from 2008-2015.Dr. Brian Grosam is the author of “Understanding and Treating Hot Flashes in Menopause with Chinese Medicine” the first book in history to be written on the subject. His book combines Chinese medicine concepts with current Western medicine frameworks of science for a contemporary treatment approach to hot flashes. Dr. Brian Grosam has written several articles, lectured at medical symposiums, and has taught online continuing education courses on a range of subjects including hot flashes and
menopausal transition. Dr. Brian Grosam is a member of the American Board of Oriental Reproductive Medicine, a licensed acupuncturist in the state of Minnesota, a Diplomate of Chinese Medicine from the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine, and a member of the North American Menopause Society. Along with his wife Pamela, Dr. Brian Grosam owns and operates Sun Acupuncture, a full-service acupuncture and Chinese medicine clinic located in Minnetonka, Minnesota, where he specializes in treating difficult menopausal transition symptoms, especially hot flashes.

Details

Date: Sunday, 14th of April 2024
Time: 8:30am – 12:30pm (AEST)
Pricing: $275 for Practitioners, $220 for Students (FULL TIME Undergraduates)
CPD: 4 CPD Points
Notes: Included
VENUE: LIVE ONLINE COURSE- ZOOM LINK WILL BE PROVIDED CLOSER TO THE DATE

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1 Day Workshop: The Relevance of Laser Photobiomodulation (PBM) Phototherapy in Natural Medicine and Acupuncture with Tina Czech
2022-07-10 09:30 - 17:30 (Australia/Sydney) | Vibe Hotel, 111 Goulburn Street, Sydney, NSW, 2000, Australia
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Tutorial and Workshop Outline
Lecture 1

Scientific principles of laser photobiomodulation (PBM)
Effects of light on homeostasis and physiological function
Pain relief and anti-inflammatory effects of PBM

Lecture 2

The influence of laser PBM and oscillating frequencies of the Meridian system
Laser acupuncture is more than a substitute for a metal needle
Neurological impact of laser light on brain plasticity and function

PRACTICAL LASER WORKSHOP- 12.30am to 1.30pm

Lecture 3

Non-invasive systemic PBM as a support therapy for chronic disease
How is Neuro-musculoskeletal health supported by PBM therapy
How PBM assists self-regulation in acute and chronic pathologies
PRACTICAL LASER WORKSHOP- 3pm to 4pm

Lecture 4

Immuno-regulatory effects of PBM on respiratory and cardiovascular function
Support COVID-19 preventative and recovery laser PBM
Post- Covid-19 PBM therapy for alleviating fatigue and brain fog
Key principles for Successful Integration of PBM into Clinical Practice
PRACTICAL LASER WORKSHOP- 4.15pm to 5.15pm

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Introductory Laser Therapy

About Tina Czech

Tina Czech is the founding director of the Australian Institute of Laser Therapy which was officially opened in the city of Melbourne on the 9th of December 1997. Her extensive involvement at both a research and educational level, combined with 20 years of hands on clinical experience has made her one of the leading experts in the field of phototherapy and lasermedicine.
Tina has studied in the United Kingdom, USA and Germany and now provides private consultancy services for the integration of PhotoBioModulcation (PBM) and phototherapy into medical and allied health care clinics, as well as designing, supervising and facilitating PBM research projects.
Ms Czech is a member of the World Association for Laser Therapy (WALT) and is a regular reviewer of laser research and was a founding committee member of the Royal District Nursing Service LLLT laser Research Group and involved at an education and supervisory level in the first Australian study relating to laser phototherapy in wound care.
She is a reviewer of research manuscript and a member of the World Academy of Laser Applications and International editorial board for the European Medical Laser Association and was granted Life membership of the International Society for Laser Medicine and Surgery in recognition of her expertise in this field.

Details
Date: Sunday, 10th of July 2022
Time: 9.30am-5.30pm
Venue: VIBE HOTEL SYDNEY, 111 Goulburn St, Sydney NSW 2000
Pricing: Live- $220 | Recording- $220
Recording (Revisit) Access Fee for live participants who want to revisit content for 5 years: $39
CPD: 7 CPD Points
Notes: Included

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SOLD OUT!: Intensive Sports Acupuncture: Foundations plus NFL Protocols and Advanced Motorpoint Techniques with Rich Hazel and Dan Dominguez
2022-07-22 - 2022-07-24 | TBC, Sydney, Australia
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3 Day Combined Motor Point Intensive
Workshop Breakdown
3 Day Workshop:
Day 1-2: Foundations Motor Point Lower Extremity Assessment and Treatment Strategies
Day 3: NFL Protocols and Advanced Motorpoint Needling Techniques

Practitioners, you asked, and we listened and we are having these two guns back in the AU, locked and loaded to take you through an Intensive 3 DAY seminar and workshop
This highly anticipated workshop in July with Rich Hazel and Dan Dominguez WILL SELL OUT.
LIMITED SPOTS!
This 3 day Sports Motor Point which will differ from the previous foundation courses that Rich and Dan have undertaken for us. If you’ve taken a Motor Point Acupuncture seminar with Richard, please note that the intro lecture in 2018 was very different and filled with important information that you likely haven’t learned from any other MPA seminar anywhere.
This workshop is an Australian FIRST to offer treatment protocols from Dan who is the Acupuncturist for the Buffalo Bills NFL Team, for Musculoskeletal dysfunctions and how to quickly diagnose and effectively treat in this specialty area.
Practitioners who have previously done Rich and Dan’s Motorpoint course (with proof of completion with Certificate or prior attendance) will be able to attend the 1 day Advanced- completion of fundamentals are a prerequisite to registration in the Advanced course, as needling techniques will be much more advanced.

So who is this workshop for?
This workshop is for qualified practitioners who are focused on treating acute or chronic pains and who work with professional or amateur athletes that would like to increase their performance and get reliable and measurable results!
Motor Point Acupuncture is highly effective and can produce fast and lasting results in the treatment of musculoskeletal conditions.
Proper assessment for the hip and lower leg is essential when treating athletes. Poor ankle mobility, proprioception and stability impacts the entire body. Poor hip mobility and stability also impacts the entire body. Poor breathing mechanics impact the entire body.
This seminar and workshop will assume some knowledge of anatomy so that we can get further into the actions of the muscles.
In addition, we are thrilled to have Dan Dominguez teach a full day of his favorite protocols using electric stimulation acupuncture he uses in the NFL when he treats the Buffalo Bills for their have acute injuries.

WORKSHOP SCHEDULE

Day 1 (Richard Hazel)- 22/07
Theory
Tonic Phasic
Lower Crossed Syndrome
Proprioception
Fascia
Balance strategies
BOS COG
Lateral Stabilization Subsystem
Anterior Oblique Subsystem
Posterior Oblique Subsystem
Intrinsic Stabilization Subsystem
Breathing Patterns and Dysfunction
Gluteal Amnesia
Knee Valgus
Foot Pronation
IT Band Syndrome
Quad Dominance
Importance of Dorsiflexion

Motor Points- Location and Practice
Transverse Abs
Internal Obliques
External Obliques
Rectus abdominals
Gluteus Maximus
Gluteus Medius
Gluteus Minimus
Piriformis
Obturator Internus
TFL
QL
Psoas
Iliocostalis lumborum
Semispinalis thoracis
Multifidi
Latissimus dorsi
Thoracolumbar fascia

Day 2 (Richard Hazel)- 23/07
Motor Points- Location and Practice
Rectus Femoris
Sartorius
Vastus lateralis
Vastus medialis
Gracilis
Adductor longus
Adductor brevis
Adductor Magnus
Biceps femoris long head
Biceps femoris short head
Semitendinosus
Semimembranosus
Gastrocnemius
Soleus
Flexor Digitorum Longus
Flexor Digitorum Brevis
Extensor Digitorum Longus
Extensor Digitorum Brevis
Flexor Hallucis Longus
Flexor Hallucis Brevis
Extensor Hallucis Longus
Abductor Hallucis
Tibialis Posterior
Tibialis Anterior
Peroneus Longus
Peroneus Brevis
Peroneus Tertius
Interosseous foot

Day 3 (Rich and Dan Dominguez)- 24/07
Electric stimulation protocols for acute Injury: Protocol Theory, Motor Point Location Revisions and Practice
Special needle techniques for Nerve trunks- Femoral nerve, obturator nerve, plantar nerve, sural nerve, peroneal nerve, tibial nerve pain.
Knee tendonitis
Pes anserine
Shin splints
Ankle sprain
Plantar fasciitis
Achilles tendonitis
IT band
Lateral Chain Activation
Anterior Chain Activation
Posterior chain activation for athletes
Segmental
The workshop will include lectures, treatment demonstrations, and of course a lot of hands-on practice plus morning and afternoon tea

Take Courses by Rich Hazel and Dan Dominguez

Introduction to Motor Points Acupuncture
Motor Point Acupuncture Foundations & Advanced
Motor Point Acupuncture Foundations
Motor Point Acupuncture Advanced

About the Presenters

Rich Hazel uses a unique style of acupuncture that relies heavily on knowledge of neurology and sports medicine. He was one of very few people to learn Motor Point Acupuncture at Pacific College of Oriental Medicine in New York where he completed his Master of Science in Acupuncture, Orthopedic & Sports Medicine. Rich has also studied Neurofunctional Acupuncture and Exstore Functional Muscle Assessment with some of the best orthopedic acupuncturists in North America and spent years studying trigger points and the treatment of myofascial pain from the works of Dr. Janet Travell and Dr. C Chan Gunn.
His unique style allows Rich to get excellent results for sports injuries, sports mobility and performance, and acute and chronic pain of all kinds. He now teaches this unique style of acupuncture to other acupuncturists in the US and abroad and is on the faculty at Pacific College of Oriental Medicine in New York.

Dan Dominguez is a distinctive force of nature for Buffalo’s orthopedic and athletic scene. A long history and devotion to sports medicine has helped Dan hone his craft of acupuncture and motor point therapy and provide the most specialized care for his professional and amateur athletes.
At BOSA, Dan uses his own methodology and approach towards orthopedic conditions calling on his expertise in neurofunctional acupuncture, trigger point therapy, dry needling, and distal acupuncture to create dynamic, effective treatment plans for his patients. He proudly serves the Buffalo Bills, as well as many of Buffalo’s local and visiting athletes.
Details
Date: 22-24th of July 2022
Time: 9am – 5:30pm (on all days)
CPD: 19.5 CPD
Venue: Vibe Hotel – 111 Goulburn St, Sydney NSW 2000
Pricing (includes notes, morning and afternoon tea)
SOLD OUT!
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