Anyone interested in Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine (TCVM) applied to companion animals or those simply wanting to hone their Natural Medicine diagnostic skills will benefit from attending this recorded seminar.
We’ll review basic physiological parameters which are common to all species and illuminate the nature of the disease process or bodily disharmony with such factors as tongue diagnosis, pulse diagnosis, nose/ear temperature/moisture, etc..
Then we review the primary disharmonies in most species and their pathoetiology: opposites of Hot/Cold, Damp/Dry and Excess and Deficiency.
Next we will focus on Food Therapy, but also herbs, as treatment modalities to heteropathically modify each disharmony. Finally we will put it altogether with some case analyses.
By the end of this recorded seminar, the astute student should feel confident in their diagnostic approach and treatment protocols for their beloved companion animals.
Here’s A Peek At What’s Covered
Course Overview, Energetic Medicine Review
Basic Perturbations and Diagnosis in Clinical Practice
Eight Principles of Disharmony in Clinical Practice
Tongue Diagnosis and Opposites for Diagnosis and Treatment
Basic Pulse Diagnosis and Opposites for Diagnosis and Treatment
Introduction to Food Therapy based upon TCVM
Basic Applied TCVM Food Therapy
Common Herbal Formulas for Common Health Problems
‘Topographic Acupuncture’ in the shadows of Drs Tan & Doane
LLLT (low level laser therapy) in Veterinary Medicine.
Putting it All Together: Case Analyses
Here’s What You Get When You Register Today
5 years online access to 9 hrs 32 minutes of an introduction to TCM diagnosis and treatment for animals
Unlimited reviews within that time
PDF download of the same notes given to attendees
A certificate worth 9.5 CPD points upon the successful completion of a final quiz