世界针灸学会联合会

Basic Course of Acupuncture and Moxibustion

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Designed for absolute beginners who have not learnt acupuncture  before.

 

Objectives:

1. To understand the basics of acupuncture and  moxibustion theories.

2. To know and be able to use the basic acupuncture  and moxibustion techniques to deal with common  conditions.

 

Training  period: 4 weeks (20 days with weekends  exclusive)

 

Dates: 12 January to 6 February 2015

 

Language:  English

 

Lecture  location: Beijing Traditional  Medicine Training Center – Floor 7, Building B, Dongjiu Mansion, Xizhaosi  Street, Dongcheng District, Beijing 100061,  China.

 

Tuition: CNY 9800 per  student

 

Certificate: issued by Beijing  Traditional Medicine Training Center of World Federation of  Acupuncture-Moxibustion Societies (WFAS)

 

Notes:

1. The teacher may mildly adsjust the  teaching content of a certain period based on actual situation and subject to  consent by the students.

2. The teacher may decide to take 5-15 minute break  during each lecture based on actual situation.

3. Hospital for clinical practice: Acupuncture and  Moxibustion Hospital under China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences (CACMS) or  Tongren Hospital.

 

How to apply

 

1.      Download and fill application  form

2.      Send back the application together  with all required documents

3.      Get letter of admission and/or  invitation

4.      Acquire  visa

5.      Confirm flight and accommodation  details


 

Attention

 

This program may be  re-scheduled if fewer than 3 applications.

 

Schedule

 

Week 1


Lecture 0830-1130

Lecture 1330-1630

Mon

Yin-Yang, Five Elements, viscera and  organs

Meridian and Collateral, Qi, Blood, and  Fluid

Tue

Cause and pathogenesis of  disease

Cause and pathogenesis of  disease

Wed

Diagnostic  methods

Syndrome  differentiation

Thu

Acupuncture and moxibustion  techniques

Acupuncture and moxibustion  techniques

Fri

Introduction of meridians, collaterals &  acupoints

Introduction of meridians, collaterals &  acupoints

 

Week 2


Clinical Practice  0800-1100

Lecture 1330-1600

Mon

Clinical  practice

Lung  meridian

Tue

Large intestine  meridian

Wed

Stomach  meridian

Thu

Spleen  meridian

Fri

Heart  meridian

 

Week 3


Clinical Practice  0800-1100

Lecture 1330-1600

Mon

Clinical  practice

Small intestine  meridian

Tue

Bladder  meridian

Wed

Kidney  meridian

Thu

Pericardium  meridian

Fri

Triple energizer  meridian

 

Week 4


Clinical Practice  0800-1100

Lecture 1330-1600

Mon

Clinical  practice

Gallbladder  meridian

Tue

Liver  meridian

Wed

Acupuncture and moxibustion treatment to common  diseases

Thu

Acupuncture and moxibustion treatment to common  diseases

Fri

Acupuncture and moxibustion treatment to common  diseases