TCM and Western Medicine Seminars
Shenzhou Open University frequently organizes TCM and Western Medicine seminars. With our program for this season, we hope to offer you a good choice. New developments in TCM, as well as interest in subjects by our participants, motivate us to search for new topics for our seminars. Well-known international doctors, professors and therapists are invited to offer you interesting seminars.
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15 days Online Chinese Herbal Medicine-Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Unit One
These online seminars aim to provide an opportunity to those who have qualified as acupuncturists & Tuina practitioners to learn the basic knowledge of the most commonly used single herbs and the classic herbal formulas used in the clinic.
Indicative teaching contents
The total learning is 15 days, which is divided into three units. Each unit includes 5 study days.
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Cosmetic Acupuncture
This 2 day workshop will introduce you to the world of cosmetic acupuncture focusing on the theory and the practice.
Cosmetic acupuncture is a safe and interesting alternative to fillers and other popular, but invasive cosmetic treatments. It has TCM roots and uses a holistic approach to the topic of beauty.
The workshop is divided in two parts.The first day we will learn about the aging and regeneration processes of the skin from a Western medical point of view,including anatomical and physiological aspects explaining the function,aging and regeneration of the skin.
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Auriculo therapy – Introduction and Treatment of Locomotor system problems
Locomotor system problems are among the most important indications for Auriculo therpy interventions. After this seminar you will be able to practice ear point stimulation and auricular mobilization yourself.
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Motion Acupuncture
“Motion Acupuncture” refers to the application of Motion Acupuncture (MA) needles and the use of dynamic retaining needles to treat diseases. That is during the treatment, the patient exercises specific parts of the body under the guidance of the doctor.
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Tuina Clinical Diagnosis and Treatment course – UNIT 4 (out of 4） 推拿临床诊断治疗班（第四单元）
The purpose of this seminar is to educate students, Herbalists, acupuncturists, tuina therapists and shiatsu therapists to apply their knowledge of TCM Foundations, TCM Diagnostic methods and massage techniques on a diverse category of diseases.
The seminar will be given in Chinese language with simultaneous translation.
中文授课，英文同声翻译。
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Integrative Medicine, part 2 – Research and Practice recording
All forms of IM share one key feature: they integrate the personal features of a patient in the diagnosis and treatment. This puts some specific demands on how you investigate IM therapies. Orthodox medicine research focuses on the effect on single clinical points such as the main symptom. IM uses more personal features and specific symptoms to evaluate the person’s progress and quality of life.
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15 days Online Chinese Herbal Medicine-Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Unit Two
These online seminars aim to provide an opportunity to those who have qualified as acupuncturists & Tuina practitioners to learn the basic knowledge of the most commonly used single herbs and the classic herbal formulas used in the clinic.
Indicative teaching contents
The total learning is 15 days, which is divided into three units. Each unit includes 5 study days.
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Lower limbs Musculoskeletal Pain – pathology and treatment by Acupuncture and Osteopathy
Musculoskeletal pain is one of the most frequent reason for consultation in my own clinic.
In my experience, Acupuncture and Osteopathic medicine are two effective techniques and they are synergistic in treating pain.
Often pain is generically reported to a small or a widespread area of a joint, together with somewhat rigidity and it can be difficult to identify the Acupuncture Channel interested by a musculoskeletal pain.
Osteopathic manipulative treatment’s aim is to bring back joints in their physiological position, reduce pain and limitation of the movement, and help to identify the channel that needs to be treated with Acupuncture.
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Fu’s Subcutaneous Needling
Fu’s Subcutaneous Needling ( FSN) is a new acupuncture technique developed by dr. Zhong-hua Fu in the 1990s. This acupuncture technique uses a modified acupuncture needle to stimulate areas near to trigger or Ashi points, so as to treat musculoskeletal and other conditions.
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Landscape and architecture – Names of acupuncture points and their functions
In Yellow Emperor’s Classic of Internal Medicine, it indicates where the Qi flows out gets a related name on the point. In the book Additional Essential Prescriptions Worth a Thousand Gold, it states that the names of acupuncture points are not from fantasy but are given with profound thought and deep meanings.
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Fu’s Subcutaneous Needling (FSN) advanced
This one-day advanced course is designated for acupuncturists and FSN practitioners who have had basic training and have been using FSN therapy for certain length of times. In the meantime, practitioners may have faced difficulties such as insertion pain, unable to produce instant pain-relieving effects, or unable to perform muscle reperfusion. This is a problem-solving seminar. It is a well-balanced with FSN rationale and hands-on practice.
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Communication in Integrative medicine consultations
Our attention in Integrative medicine for the personal characteristics of a patient demands also a fluent conversational technique. In this workshop it will be addressed.
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YNSA (Yamamoto New Scalp Acupuncture)
YNSA Yamamoto New Scalp Acupuncture
Developed by Japanese doctor Toshikatsu Yamamoto, the YNSA scalp acupuncture method is a complete system for evaluation, diagnosis and treatment.
Yamamoto´s YNSA method is the second-most prevalent microsystem in the world, behind only auriculotherapy.
The system is very effective in treating both acute and chronic pain, as well as many neurological alterations such as after effects of a stroke. It is also very effective in many other pathologies.
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TCM Dermatology
The course consists of four main parts:
1. Overview of TCM dermatology:
Systematic introduction of Syndrome differentiation and treatment characteristics of skin Disorders
2. Diagnosis and treatments of common skin diseases
vitiligo, Herpes zoster, Herpes simplex and skin fungal infections
3. Diagnosis and treatment of difficult skin diseases
Erythroderma and Chronic Lower Leg Ulcers
4. Introduction of Topical TCM Remedies for Skin Disorders with Hands-on Practice
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15 days Online Chinese Herbal Medicine-Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Unit Three
These online seminars aim to provide an opportunity to those who have qualified as acupuncturists & Tuina practitioners to learn the basic knowledge of the most commonly used single herbs and the classic herbal formulas used in the clinic.
Indicative teaching contents
The total learning is 15 days, which is divided into three units. Each unit includes 5 study days.
Read more >
