2 CPD Points $10 - this can be used towards his book on the night In this lecture, Thomas will discuss a theoretical model that examines a possible connection between the extraordinary vessels, the extraordinary organs, and Daoist conceptions of the evolution of consciousness using the lens of the ying qi cycle/horary clock. The model […]

3 day workshop on treating emotional trauma with Chinese medicine
Will include demonstrations
19.5 CPD points

3 day Foundations and 2 day Advanced course on Cosmetic Acupuncture and Dermatology
Hands on seminar, with demonstration and plenty of time to practice

This course with Radha Thambirajah deals with psychosomatic disorders which can be successfully treated with acupuncture, some with just one session of treatment

Practitioners of motor point acupuncture recognise that most pain is just a symptom of dysfunctional movement patterns, or postural issues. By finding the dysfunction and treating muscle inhibition we can restore mobility, joint range of motion, and blood circulation which will decrease pain and inflammation in a very few sessions.

Neoclassical Pulse Diagnosis is a powerful system of pulse diagnosis that is deeply rooted in the classics (especially the Mai Jing). This method was developed by Dr. Wil­liam Morris and it is a systematic integration of classical anatomical approach to pulse taking along with channel-based methods of assessment.

We are so excited to announce that the long awaited, NEW edition of the Clinical Handbook of Internal Medicine; Treatment of Disease with Traditional Chinese Medicine has just been published and is now available in store! This book by Will Maclean, Jane Lyttleton, Kathryn Taylor and Mark Bayley is a must have for any clinic!

This course aims to share how you as a practitioner can support your patients during their postpartum period and discusses the opportunities and challenges that this time presents in the life of a modern woman

Skin disorders in their various forms are amongst the most common diseases suffered by mankind, accounting for between 20-25%of all visits to out-patients departments in the Western world. Despite this prevalence and the resources put into this field, many patients are dissatisfied with the conventional treatments available to them, and look elsewhere for solutions.

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”. While these aren’t always the most exciting ways to spend 4 hours of your life, keeping up to date with current laws and ethical guidelines might just save your professional reputation one day.