Eastern Medicine Institute

Module V - 2nd Hundred Hour Acupuncture Program
2026-11-14 08:00 - 2026-11-15 18:00 (America/Chicago) | La Quinta Dallas Love Field, 8300 John W. Carpenter Freeway, Dallas, TX, 75247, United States
Module V – Heart / Small Intestine / Pericardium / San Jiao
Shen & Emotional Balance, Circulation & San Jiao Pathophysiology, Patterns & Treatment
November 14 & 15, 2026
Heart as a Zang Organ Detailed Study:

Dive into the detailed study of the Heart as a Zang organ in CM, covering its anatomical, physiological, and energetic aspects.
Understand the Heart’s role in housing the Shen (spirit), regulating blood circulation, and its connection to mental and emotional well-being.
Examine the Heart’s relationships with the Spleen, Liver, Kidneys, and Lung channels. Understand how these channels interact and influence the Heart’s functions.

Pericardium as a Zang Organ Detailed Study:

Explore the Pericardium as a Zang organ, focusing on its relationship with the Heart and the San Jiao in TCM theory.
Understand the Pericardium’s role in protecting the Heart and its influence on emotional well-being.
Examine the connection between the Pericardium and the Heart channel, emphasizing their collaboration in maintaining balanced Qi and Blood circulation.

Small Intestine as a Fu Organ Detailed Study:

Focus on the functions of the Small Intestine as a Fu organ in CM, particularly its role in separating the pure from the impure in the digestive process.
Examine the Small Intestine’s relationship with the Heart and its contribution to overall well-being.

San Jiao as a Fu Organ Detailed Study:

Study the San Jiao (Triple Burner) as a Fu organ, understanding its unique role in CM physiology and its relationships with other organs.

Etiology/Pathology/CM Diagnosis/Differentiation & Treatment:

Address various disorders related to the Heart, Pericardium, Small Intestine, and San Jiao.
Conditions Including: Palpitations, Chest Pain, Nature of Mind & Emotions, Insomnia, Somnolence, Anxiety, Depression, Forgetfulness/Poor Memory & Tiredness.
Explore the root causes, pathological mechanisms, and CM diagnostic methods for each condition.
Discuss differentiation strategies to tailor treatments based on individual patterns.
Treatment: Delve into acupuncture and herbal treatment strategies for each condition, considering the principles of tonification, sedation, and harmonization.

Auricular Integration
Chinese Herbal Integration
Treatment of participating attendees utilizing Chinese Medicine protocols.
License renewal credit by the Parker University (Chiropractic College)
CE Credits are paid additionally, please see below.
PACE STATES: AK / KS / MA / ME / MN / MO / NH / NJ / NY / NC/ ND / SC / SD / Nova Scotia / Puerto Rico
ADDITIONAL STATES: CO / CT / DC / DE / IA / ID / IL / IN / LA / MD / MT / NE / OH / OR / RI / UT / VA / WA / WY
A Manual will be provided to all attendees. All seminar supplies are provided. Needles are available for purchase at the end of the seminar. If you have special product requests please visit the Store Tab at the top of the Home Page of this website.

Module VI - 2nd Hundred Hour Acupuncture Program
2026-12-12 08:00 - 2026-12-13 18:00
Module VI – Liver / Gallbladder
Qi Regulation, Blood storage, Internal Wind Pathophysiology, Patterns & Treatment
December 12 & 13, 2026
Liver as a Zang Organ Detailed Study:

• Explore the structure and functions of the Liver in Chinese Medicine (CM).
• Understand the Liver’s role in storing Blood, governing the free flow of Qi, and its connection to various physiological processes.
• Examine the Liver’s relationships with the Heart, Lung, Kidneys, and Spleen channels.
• Understand how imbalances in the Liver can affect these channels and, subsequently, various bodily functions.
Gallbladder as a Fu Organ Detailed Study:
• Explore the role of the Gallbladder as a Fu organ in CM, emphasizing its function in storing and secreting bile.
• Understand the Gallbladder’s role in digestion and its relationship with the Liver.
• Examine the dynamic interaction between the Gallbladder and Liver, highlighting the importance of their collaboration in maintaining balance.
Etiology/Pathology/CM Diagnosis/Differentiation & Treatment:
• Delve into the etiology and pathology of various Liver and Gallbladder-related conditions, such as hypochondriac pain, jaundice, Shan Qi, tremors, ascites, wind stroke (CVA), epilepsy, convulsions, and abdominal masses.
• Examine the CM diagnostic methods and differentiation strategies for each condition.
• Explore how to identify the underlying patterns and choose appropriate treatment principles.
• Examine acupuncture and herbal treatment strategies for each condition, considering the principles of tonification, sedation, and harmonization.
Auricular Integration
Chinese Herbal Integration
Treatment of participating attendees utilizing Chinese Medicine protocols.
License renewal credit by the Parker University (Chiropractic College)
CE Credits are paid additionally, please see below.
PACE STATES: AK / KS / MA / ME / MN / MO / NH / NJ / NY / NC/ ND / SC / SD / Nova Scotia / Puerto Rico
ADDITIONAL STATES: CO / CT / DC / DE / IA / ID / IL / IN / LA / MD / MT / NE / OH / OR / RI / UT / VA / WA / WY
A Manual will be provided to all attendees. All seminar supplies are provided. Needles are available for purchase at the end of the seminar. If you have special product requests please visit the Store Tab at the top of the Home Page of this website.
