The Importance of Qigong for Acupuncturists and T.C.M. Practitioners
By David Lloyd, R.Ac., R.TCMP
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If you practice Acupuncture, you should include Qigong in your daily routine. The classic texts of Chinese medicine often speak of the importance of the mind, intention, and spirit for the success of acupuncture treatment. Establishing a consistent Qigong practice can help focus our spirit and direct it toward improving both our health, as well as the health of our patients.
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NEW RECORDED COURSE!
Qigong Fundamentals
With David Lloyd, R.Ac., R.TCMP
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As a practitioner, it is crucial that you understand the energy that flows within your body, as this in turn helps you perform more effective and enriching treatments. In Qigong Fundamentals, learn all of the steps required to tap into the energy that flows within your body, including topics on how our bodies create and move energy throughout the meridians.
CEUs: 1-1.25
Approved:
Standard, CAB (approved for 1.25 CEUs); Florida, NCCAOM (approved for 1 CEU)
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CLASS 8 IS NOW AVAILABLE:
Hacking Chinese Medicine Webinar Series
With Janice Walton-Hadlock, DAOM, L.Ac.
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Hacking Chinese Medicine Class 8:
Channel Theory Basics and a Case Study
provides an introduction to some of the electromagnetic properties of fascia, and why western researchers are now suspecting that electrical flow in fascia corresponds with the “mysterious meridians of Chinese medicine.” The case study demonstrates using channel theory to track down the very unexpected multiple channel blockages causing the patient to have thirty years of chronic migraines, weakness on one side of her body, and why her knee, ankle, neck, and 6th rib on her right side were always “popping out of place.”
Join us for this colourful armchair expedition into Chinese Medicine. Plus, don't miss classes 1 - 7!
CEUs: 1 per class
Approved: Standard, NCCAOM, CAB, IVAS, Florida
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2 NEW
RECORDED
COURSES
Extraordinary Meridians with Elisabeth Rochat de la Vallee
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Extraordinary Meridians - Part 1: Du & Ren
This lecture presents an in-depth study of the meaning of Dumai and Renmai through the study of their names and associated characters, patterns, pathways, nature, physiopathologies, and functions.
CEUs: 5
Approved: California, Florida, IVAS, Standard, NCCAOM
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Extraordinary Meridians - Part 2
This lecture presents an in-depth study of the meaning of Chongmai, Daimai, yin and yang Qiaomai, and yin and yang Weimai through the study of their names and associated characters, patterns, pathways, nature, physiopathologies, and functions.
CEUs: 6.5
Approved: California, Florida, IVAS, Standard, NCCAOM
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Join Elisabeth Rochat de la Vallee
LIVE in Vancouver this November!
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Don't miss out on these 2 exclusive opportunities to learn live from Elisabeth Rochat de la Vallee, live in Vancouver, BC.
Choose from an intimate afternoon workshop, an in-depth 2-day weekend workshop, or all three days!
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The Flight of the Phoenix & Nature and Destiny of a Human Being According to the Chinese Classics
An Afternoon In-Depth Workshop with Elisabeth Rochat
Join us for this afternoon workshop at our offices in Vancouver! Elisabeth will spend the first 1.5 hours of the workshop on The Flight of the Phoenix: A presentation of the fundamental vision and meaning of human life from the great Taoist thinker, Zhuangzi. The second half of the workshop will focus on Nature (xing) and Destiny (ming) of a Human Being, According to the Chinese Classics.
Date:
Friday, November 23, 2018
Time:
2:00 - 5:15pm
Location:
Eastern Currents' Head Office | 9109 Shaughnessy St., Vancouver, BC
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CEUs: 3 hours
Limited to a maximum of 10 registrants!
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Aging According to Classical Chinese Medicine - Preparing and Living Well for One’s Age (Day 1) Yangsheng: The Art of Nurturing Life & Its Relationship with Chinese Medicine (Day 2)
A weekend seminar with Elisabeth Rochat
On day 1 of this seminar, we will explore
how the classical texts consider longevity and the art of becoming old without losing the quality of vitality.
On day 2, we'll study how the early texts on nourishing life inspired the early medical texts, and help the understanding of some basic concepts of Chinese medicine, specifically concerning physiology, diagnosis, and prevention. We will also see how body, mind, and spirit are always involved together in any life activity.
Date:
November 24-25, 2018
Time:
9:00am - 5:30pm, both days
CEUs: 14 hours
Register today to get Early Bird pricing!
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