Introduction to Acupuncture Course Este curso é ministrado em inglês

Course details

You will discover the cause of disease, from the point of view of traditional Chinese medicine, and follow an in-depth exploration of the meridian system and the organs in the twelve standard meridians. With this knowledge in place, You will be guided through an exhaustive list of the hundreds of various acupuncture points, including their locations and functions.

The Introduction to Acupuncture Course takes you through various acupuncture and Chinese medicine techniques, including Needle Techniques, Moxibustion, Tui Na Massage, Cupping/Scraping, Scrape Therapy, Chinese Herbs, and Chinese Nutrition. The course discusses the disorders that Acupuncture can relieve and provides important information on safety and risks with his form of treatment.

To provide acupuncture, it is important that you understand the human body and the vital systems that make it function. The course provides this information, guiding you through the components of each system and how they work. You will learn about the diagnostic procedures used by acupuncturists, including Pathology Diagnosis, Differential Diagnosis, Pulse Diagnosis and Tongue Diagnosis.

In addition to the core lessons on offer, the Introduction to Acupuncture Course explains the use of research and reflective practice and how these areas can help you to continually improve your practice. You will also be guided through acupuncture's Standards of Practice and Clinical Standards, along with how to actually run an acupuncture session.

Modules

• Module 1 - Introduction to Acupuncture
• Module 2 - Meridians in Traditional Chinese Medicine
• Module 3 (I) - Acupuncture Point Location
• Module 3 (II) - Acupuncture Point Locations
• Module 4 - Acupuncture Techniques
• Module 5 - Diagnostic Skills
• Module 6 - Biomedicine
• Module 7 - Human Body Systems
• Module 8 - Acupuncture Safety
• Module 9 - Research and Reflective Practice
• Module 10 - Professional Clinical Practice
• Module 10 - Professional Clinical Practice

Ultima actualização em  06 April, 2021