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…
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.
Dr. Cole Magbanua's Bodymapping Acupuncture Technique is an anatomical based distal point method following in the spirit of Master Tung's acupuncture.
Laser therapy for pain relief, neuro-musculoskeletal disorders, dermatology and facial anti-ageing
This seminar focuses on treating shoulder injuries from a variety of etiologies. Whether it is a shoulder impingement, frozen shoulder, rotator cuff tear, or arthritic shoulder, Chinese medicine shines at providing a fast, tangible recovery if the right treatment is given.
Learn how to effectively use Chinese herbal medicines in pill and capsule forms in this one day workshop
This course provides information on the Saam Korean monastic acupuncture tradition from a theoretical, historical, and practical perspective. Special attention is given to this system’s implementation into a successful East Asian Medicine (EAM) clinical practice.
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.
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.