Check out our schedule for upcoming Chinese medicine seminars and workshops approved for Australian CPD points. Get direct access to live tuition from international and local TCM and acupuncture experts.
If you can’t attend, no need to worry, we film many of these Chinese medicine seminars and make them available as online courses at a later date. Contact us if you have any questions…
Register Now https://youtu.be/LofyU7TEgBQ COURSE OVERVIEW Tung’s Acupuncture is an effective method of mostly distant point acupuncture that today is popular around the world. It is also flexible, equally capable of […]
Register Now Course Outline From experience, when a Chinese medicine practitioner searches for content on how to treat complicated mental and emotional disorders, two key things occur. The first, is […]
REGISTER HERE CERTIFICATION WORKSHOP OVERVIEW Join Michelle Gellis AP acupuncturist, and internationally renowned author, for a comprehensive three-day in-person workshop that goes beyond cosmetic acupuncture. This advanced certification course combines […]
If you see pain in your clinic, you won't want to miss this opportunity to level up your orthopaedic acupuncture game. We've had Rich Hazel out to teach motor point acupuncture many times over the years, and this will be the first time he's sharing his experience and protocols for nerve entrapment conditions in depth. These are the kind of conditions that can have us scratching our heads or our patients racing off for imaging and surgery. Save these patients from prolonged pain and enhance your reputation for more complicated pain referrals with Rich Hazel in March 2025.
Vitality in Daoism is a function of vital energy or qi, notably the smoothness and harmony of its flow. Various methods serve to enhance this, creating a stronger level of health, a greater sense of well-being, and an extension of youthful living. This workshop will discussion and practice of traditional Daoist cultivation practices.
You can tell a lot about a society by how its elder members fare. While advancements in public health policies, nutrition, and medicine have extended average life spans, these very advancements seem ill-prepared to deal with the health challenges our elders often face. Acupuncture’s ability to promote natural healing and enhance quality of life can provide safe and effective care for a particularly vulnerable population.
BONUS: Opportunity to be added to an international Directory of Evidenced Based Acupuncturists promoted on the Acupuncture Now Foundation’s website as part of the ANF’s PN Campaign.
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 this 4 hour webinar with both Professor Michael Weir and Angela Doolan as they keep you up to date with current updates to health law and ethical clinical practice according to guidelines, which might just save your professional reputation one day and help you avoid any potential litigation.
Expand your diagnostic skills learning the Shen-Hammer pulse method. This workshop will give you the comprehensive foundations needed to start woking effectively with this method in clinic.
Understand the pulse in ways you've never imagined. Diagnose complex patients with confidence. Uncover signs of past adverse events - gestational, birth and life and their influence on present and future health. Discover the profound skill of Shen-Hammer Pulse Diagnosis
This three-day class will focus on learning and applying channel diagnosis through interactive lectures and extensive hands-on practice of technique. In addition, an exploration of channel-based physiology will be presented from the text Applied Channel Theory in Chinese Medicine (Eastland Press, Seattle 2008). Students will leave with a greater understanding of classical physiology and diagnostic techniques for evaluating pathological patterns in both internal conditions and musculoskeletal complaints.
This seminar will utilise extensive hands-on practice to develop skills for using channel palpation to evaluate the interplay of structure and function in East Asian medicine. Major distal and local points will be presented and practiced for evaluating the feet, legs, pelvis, body trunk, thoracic/lumbar regions, ribcage, neck and head. Limited to those who have taken a previous course in Applied Channel Theory taught either by Dr. Robertson or another apprentice of Dr. Wang Juyi.