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SUMMARY:Postpartum Care as a Life Gateway - Brendt Reynolds
DESCRIPTION:Register Now\nTraditional Chinese medicine has a long history of postpartum care called ‘Zuo Yue Zi’ that has developed over millennia. Postpartum — the 30 to 40 days directly after giving birth – should ideally be an important time of retreat\, rest and recovery so that the new mother can overcome exhaustion\, restore her Qi\, Blood and Fluids and bond with her new baby. \nShe must rest\, deeply nourish\, and take care of herself so she can in turn continue to be that source of nourishment and support for her baby and indeed maintain her health over the span of her life to come. \nThis 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. \nWhat we will discuss during the course:\n\nTraditional Wisdom – a history of Postpartum care in China\nThe Beauty Myth – health conflicts in approaches to modern postpartum care\nSeparating Superstition from Science – Zuo Yue Zi for a modern society\nWhy is Postpartum care so important?\nThe 5 Pillars of postpartum care – retreat; warmth; support; rest; nourishment\nTreatment; Days 1-7; 8-15; 16-22; 23-40 (common postpartum conditions; red flags and when to refer)\nPlacenta Encapsulation\nPostpartum Food is Medicine\n\nDetails\nDate\n5th May 2019 \nCPD Points\n6 CPD points \nPricing\n\nPractitioner Early Bird (expiring 19th April 2019): $220\nPractitioner: $250\nStudent Early Bird (expiring 19th April 2019): $180\nStudent: $220\n\nIncludes morning & afternoon tea and notes \n*Cancellations: Registrations cancelled up to 1-week prior to seminar will be refunded less 20%. We regret that refunds are not otherwise possible. \nAbout Brendt\nBrendt brings to Sydney the culmination of over 20-years experience living\, working\, and studying in Asia. He has lived in China\, Taiwan\, Hong Kong and India. Each of these destinations\, and the teachings he received there\, informs his current practice of traditional Chinese medicine\, and nutrition \nHe is a member of the Australian Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine Association\, and is a registered practitioner with the Chinese Medicine Board of Australia. He received his Bachelor of Health Science in Acupuncture in 2004 and his Master of Applied Science in Chinese Herbal Medicine in 2016. After his undergraduate course he continued training with a hospital internship in Nanjing\, China\, followed by advanced clinical and post-graduate studies in Taipei\, Taiwan. \nBrendt is currently based in Sydney\, Australia\, after completing 8 years of clinical practice at Dr. Lauren Bramley & Partners – a private integrated medicine clinic in Hong Kong – where he worked in synergy with a team of GPs\, a gynaecologist\, a neurologist\, a psychiatrist\, and an osteopath. He treated a wide range of patients for both external pain disorders and internal medicine\, and developed a special interest in; gynaecological issues\, postpartum care\, menopausal syndrome\, digestive issues\, pain management\, stress management\, anxiety\, insomnia\, and depression. \nWith travel and new cultural experience truly igniting the fire in his heart\, Brendt can often be found out on the road\, teaching internationally sharing the art and grace of TCM. For his teaching schedule and 2019 calendar please go to www.therestingmonth.com \nRegister Now
URL:https://chinesemedicineeducation.com/event/postpartum-care-as-a-life-gateway-brendt-reynolds/
LOCATION:Sydney Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine\, 502/25-29 Dixon St\, Haymarket\, NSW\, 2000\, Australia
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SUMMARY:Dermatology in Chinese Medicine & Ulcerative Colitis: Clinical Perspectives - Mazin Al-Khafaji
DESCRIPTION:Register Now\nDays 1 & 2 – Dermatology in Chinese Medicine\nSkin disorders in their various forms are amongst the most common diseases suffered by mankind\, accounting for no less than 20% of all visits to out-patient’s 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. \nChinese herbal medicine has a very real and enduring answer for a significant number of sufferers of many diseases of the skin. It can induce spectacular and lasting change in a whole range of intractable conditions such as eczema\, acne and psoriasis\, and yet due to a lack of specialist training and clinical experience\, numerous practitioners of Chinese medicine fail to achieve optimal results that are well within their grasp. \nIn this introductory two-day lecture\, the fundamental principles of treating the commonest skin diseases will be presented (Damp-Heat\, Blood-Heat\, Blood-Stasis\, and Qi\, Blood & Yin Xu) using many case examples with numerous photographic slides from Mazin’s own practice. Throughout the emphasis is put on practical and clinically relevant information\, which will serve as a foundation to enable doctors to understand the essential concepts required to construct effective formulae to suit the vagaries of clinical reality. \nThe workshop will commence with an overview of all the major primary and secondary lesions of the skin and their significance in Chinese medicine. The commonest diseases encountered in clinical practice will be introduced along with their major variants. Case examples will be given with before\, during and after pictures alongside the formulae that were used\, charting in great detail the approach that ultimately proved successful in leading the patient from acute phase to stable state. \nWhat You Will Learn\n\nMajor primary and secondary lesions of the skin and their significance in Chinese medicine\nThe Eight methods for Resolving Heat.\nMazin’s own classification of the primary protocols for treating Inflammatory Skin Disease.\nThe commonest diseases encountered in clinical practice will be introduced along with their major variants (including Plaque\, Pustular & Erythrodermic Psoriasis\, Atopic Eczema\, Pompholyx Eczema\, Nummular Eczema\, Seborrhoeic Dermatitis\, Lichen Simplex\, Lichen Planus\, Acne\, and Rosacea).\nNumerous in-depth case examples of these conditions will be given with before\, during and after pictures alongside the formulae that were used\, charting in great detail the approach that ultimately proved successful in leading the patient from acute phase to stable state.\n\nDay 3 – Ulcerative Colitis\nUlcerative colitis is a common\, chronic relapsing inflammatory disease of the colon and rectum characterized by abdominal pain\, tenesmus\, with accompanying diarrhoea mixed with blood\, mucus and pus. Traditional Chinese medicine has recognized this condition for millennia\, where it has been known by various names\, including Dysenteric disorder (lì jí 痢疾) and Zang toxin (zàng dú 藏毒). \nConventional medicine has relied on surgery\, as well as increasingly potent immunosuppressive pharmaceuticals\, and more recently biologics\, to control the aberrant immune system that is the root of this disorder. With all the associated shortcomings of these modes of therapy\, in Mazin’s 30 years of experience he has found Chinese herbal medicine offers a remarkably powerful and effective answer\, not only for the distressing acute flares that sufferers of this condition are susceptible to\, but to long-term management and stabilisation\, with prolonged remission a reality for the majority of patients. \nThis lecture will describe the common as well as rare manifestations of this disease\, and will discuss in great detail the effective approaches (internal medicine\, herbal enemas and suppositories) that are available to us for successfully treating all stages of this disorder. Several case examples will also be presented to highlight the variants that are encountered in clinical practice and how to approach them. \nDetails\nDates\n\n24-26th May 2019\n\nCPD Points\n\n21 CPD Points – all days\n13 CPD Points – days 1 and 2 only\n7 CPD Points – day 3 only\n\nPricing\n\nPractitioner Early Bird (expiring 26th April 2019): $795\nPractitioner: $880\nStudent Early Bird (expiring 26th April 2019): $695\nStudent: $795\nDermatology Only (24-25th May): $595\nUlcerative Colitis Only (26th May): $310\n\nIncludes morning & afternoon tea and notes \n*Cancellations: Registrations cancelled up to 1-week prior to seminar will be refunded less 20%. We regret that refunds are not otherwise possible. \nRegister Now
URL:https://chinesemedicineeducation.com/event/an-introduction-to-dermatology-in-chinese-medicine-with-mazin-al-khafaji/
LOCATION:The Women’s College\, University of Sydney\, 15 Carillon Ave\, Newtown\, NSW\, 2042\, Australia
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