Advanced Acupuncture Program / 3rd 100 Hours
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Below is an overview of the Advanced 300 Acupuncture Program (which is the 3rd 100 hours).
[October 18, 19 & 20, 2019] Module I
Chinese Herbal Medicine Made Easy / Women’s Health with Chinese Medicine
Chinese Herbal Medicine Made Easy
• Chinese Medicine principles and how they relate to Herbal Medicine
• Introduction to Chinese Herbal Principles
• Individual Herb presentation
• Common Herbal formulas and their applications
• Herbal companies in the United States
• Herbal formulas for Spinal related conditions, Cold & flu, Digestive disorders, Emotional support & Male support
Women’s Health with Chinese Medicine
• Discussion on the Zang Fu organs that relate to Women’s Health
• Etiology / Pathology / Chinese Medicine Diagnosis / Differentiation
• Acupuncture Treatment protocols
• Herbal Treatment protocols
• Cupping techniques
• Moxibustion in the treatment of female disorders
[November 8, 9 & 10, 2019] Module II
Comprehensive Dry Needling
Introduction to Dry Needling
Safety guide-lines for needling
Ethics in the treatment of Dry Needling
Superficial Dry Needling Techniques
Deep Dry Needling
Anatomy of the individual & groups of muscles
Clinical & Physical Examination of Myofascial Pain Syndromes
Myofascial Syndromes of the Thoracic region
Myofascial Syndromes of the Lumbosacral & Gluteal region
Myofascial Syndromes of the Upper Extremity
Myofascial Syndromes of the Lower Extremity
Electrical stimulation of the needle & the different devices
Cupping & Gua Sha techniques in the treatment of Myofascial Syndromes
[December 6, 7 & 8, 2019] Module III
Clinical Acupuncture Orthopedics / Battle Field Acupuncture
Clinical Acupuncture Orthopedics
Clinical acupuncture orthopedics is a course designed to teach the practitioner in the treatment of conditions related to the spine as well as the upper and lower extremities that are often seen in the Chiropractic clinic daily. There is a relationship of the subluxation complex and dysfunctions which produces pain in various parts of the body and this will be discussed. This course covers headaches of various types, cervical, thoracic and lumbosacral spinal issues. Additionally, the upper and lower extremities will be covered by each particular joint. Treatment review of proper needling and other non-needle treatment such as cupping, Gua Sha and electrical stimulation procedures and the different machines used. Clinical Diagnostic tools will be presents to assist the Doctor in treatment recommendation.
COURSE OBJECTIVES FOR CLINICAL ACUPUNTURE ORTHOPEDICS
The attendee will learn treatment protocols for:
Headaches – By location, pain types and pattern.
Neck pain, Midback pain & Low back pain – when to use local treatments and when distal treatments & which may be more effective at particular times.
Upper extremity conditions of the shoulder, elbow and wrist.
Lower extremity conditions of the hip, knee and ankle.
Auricular points related to Headache, Spinal Pain & Extremity conditions.
Mirror Techniques.
Battle Field Acupuncture
Introduction & History of Battle Field Acupuncture
The ASP needle & technique
The 5 Auricular points & overall functions
Uses of Battlefield Acupuncture
Benefits of Battlefield Acupuncture
Outcomes
Insertion of the ASP needle
BFA protocol
Types of stimulation
Review & overview of procedure
[January 10, 11 & 12, 2019] Module IV
Scalp Acupuncture / Facial Rejuvenation Acupuncture / Clinical Asian Medicine
Scalp Acupuncture
• History of Scalp Acupuncture
• Location of the points & zones for Scalp Acupuncture
• Needling techniques
• Conditions treated with Scalp Acupuncture
Facial Rejuvenation Acupuncture
• History of Facial Rejuvenation Acupuncture
• Points on the face for face lifting
• Points of the meridians for face lifting
• Techniques for the treatment protocols for Facial Rejuvenation
Clinical Asian Medicine
This course is an intense review of treatment involving all areas of the body. It is designed for practitioners that are already performing Acupuncture in their clinics. It is a great review with treatment strategies for the busy practice which involves specific basic points, additional points, auricular points & other non-needle procedures specific per condition.
Strategies Presented
• Headaches
• Spinal related conditions
• Upper & lower extremities conditions
• Fibromyalgia
• Common colds / Cough / Allergies & other nasal conditions
• Conditions related to the Digestion
• Conditions related Urinary Disorders
• Insomnia / Anxiety / Depression / other emotional conditions
• Female & Male conditions
Teaching methods will primarily be lecture with appropriate video presentations on the different techniques that are utilized, practical demonstrations and appropriate practicing of all of the procedures depending on the particular weekend.
Pricing and Registration per Module
| Prepaid more than 14 days in advance of class date | $675.00 | Save $110.00 |
| Prepaid less than 14 days in advance of class date | $725.00 | Save $60.00 |
| At the Door | $785.00 |
Special: Prepay all 4 Modules by September 30, 2019 – $2,400.00
Seminar Times
Friday: 8:00 am to 6:00 pm / Saturday: 8:00 am to 6:00 pm / Sunday: 8:00 am to 4:00 pm
Each weekend equates to 25.0 hours
Location
Registration
Mandatory Hands-On Participation Policy
Eastern Medicine Institute’s acupuncture and dry needling seminars require active, hands-on laboratory participation as an essential component of the course. As a condition of enrollment, attendance, and successful completion, each participant is required to both perform needling and receive needling in the anatomical regions designated by the instructor as necessary to satisfy the educational objectives and practical competency requirements of the course.
Participants must therefore be willing and able to participate fully in all required laboratory activities. Personal, religious, cultural, or other objections to performing or receiving needling do not automatically exempt a participant from required hands-on instruction or competency assessment. Any participant who believes that a medical condition, disability, religious belief, or other legally protected circumstance may affect participation must notify Eastern Medicine Institute before enrollment or prior to the start of the course so that any legally required reasonable accommodation can be evaluated. An accommodation will not be provided when it would eliminate or fundamentally alter an essential educational or competency requirement of the course.
A participant who does not complete the required hands-on components of the course may be ineligible to complete the course or receive a certificate of completion.
CANCELLATION POLICY — Live Seminar
Cancellations must be received at least five (5) business days before the scheduled live seminar to be eligible for a refund, less a $50 administrative fee.
Cancellations received fewer than five (5) business days before the live seminar are nonrefundable. At the sole discretion of Eastern Medicine Institute, the registration fee may be applied as a credit toward another eligible Eastern Medicine Institute course. Any credit granted must be used within 365 days of the originally scheduled seminar date, after which the credit will expire and have no remaining value.
All cancellation or credit requests must be submitted in writing. Failure to attend a scheduled seminar without providing written notice (“no-show”) is not eligible for a refund or credit.
Registration fees are nonrefundable once the live seminar has begun.
Eastern Medicine Institute reserves the right to cancel or reschedule a seminar. If Eastern Medicine Institute cancels a seminar and does not offer an acceptable rescheduled date, registered participants will receive a full refund of the seminar registration fee.
Right to Refuse Enrollment or Participation
Eastern Medicine Institute reserves the right to deny enrollment, refuse participation, or dismiss any individual from its acupuncture and/or dry needling seminars when the individual is unwilling or unable to comply with the established educational requirements, mandatory hands-on laboratory participation, safety protocols, or professional standards of the course. These requirements include both performing and receiving needling in designated anatomical regions when necessary to achieve the course’s educational objectives. All enrollment and participation decisions will be made on a consistent, nondiscriminatory basis, with consideration of reasonable accommodations as required by applicable law.
