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Herb Drug Interaction & Interprofessional Communication Around Herbal Medicine
Principles and practice of effective collaboration with prescribing physicians for L.Ac.s
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Herb Drug Interaction & Interprofessional Communication Around Herbal Medicine
Principles and practice of effective collaboration with prescribing physicians for L.Ac.s
with Benjamin Zappin
Recording
from February 11, 2021
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Overview
This brief 90 minute course will offer principles for licensed acupuncturists to consider for prescribing herbs in conjunction with Western drugs and guidelines for inter-professional collaboration regarding this. The course will be taught by an L.Ac. & M.D. team with experience in collaboration and concurrent use of herbs and drugs. An emphasis will be placed on risk management, ethics, therapeutic treatment planning, and critical thinking skills. Case studies will be utilized to demonstrate principles that practitioners can adopt and implement in related scenarios. Considerations for using these tools for networking and practice management will also be discussed. Emphasis will be placed on mental health, women's health, and pain management.
Your Teacher
Benjamin Zappin
Benjamin is a Licensed Acupuncturist and Herbalist with over 20 years of clinical experience. He is cofounder of Five Flavors Herbs, Inc. a herbal pharmacy, extract facility, and product line located in Oakland, CA, where Ben also maintains a private practice.
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Recording
from December 9, 2020
How to Implement Effective Abdominal Acupuncture Treatments in a Fast and Covid-Safe Way
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How to Implement Effective Abdominal Acupuncture Treatments in a Fast and Covid-Safe Way
with Dave Shipsey
Recording
from December 9, 2020
Overview
This webinar will teach you how to do a complete abdominal acupuncture treatment in a safe & speedy manner. Thus ensuring that you are out of the treatment room in less than 10 minutes, even for complex multi-site painful conditions such as Bi syndrome (Fibromyalgia, Arthritis etc.). Aspects of abdominal treatment protocol will be reviewed to help you get faster at point location and finding Ahshi points that will make all the difference to you and your clients!
Your Teacher
Dave Shipsey
Dave Shipsey is a Registered Acupuncturist, author, and International teacher of Abdominal Acupuncture. Dave has been teaching Abdominal Acupuncture since 2011 and published the first English book on the subject “Mastering the Art of Abdominal Acupuncture”, in 2015.
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Recording
from April 22, 2020
The Treatment of Traumatized and Highly Sensitive Patients with Gentle Japanese Acupuncture Techniques
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The Treatment of Traumatized and Highly Sensitive Patients with Gentle Japanese Acupuncture Techniques
with Bob Quinn
Recording
from April 22, 2020
Overview
In this seminar we will look at trauma and what is unique to traumatized and highly sensitive patients. We will consider relevant ancient and modern sources. Bob Quinn will demonstrate some gentle teishin techniques that can be used to treat these patients effectively. He will also show how these same techniques can be done with a needle. We will discuss the importance of not over treating these highly sensitive patients and how to watch out for that.
Your Teacher
Bob Quinn
Bob Quinn, DAOM, L.Ac. has been a full-time Associate Professor of Chinese Medicine at National University of Natural Medicine in Portland since 2009; before that, he taught and supervised at the Oregon College of Oriental Medicine. He first entered acupuncture practice in 1998 with a master’s degree from OCOM, and later returned to earn his doctoral degree in Chinese medicine in 2008.
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Recording
from April 14, 2020
Five Sports Injuries, Five Points to Treat
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Five Sports Injuries, Five Points to Treat
with Whitfield Reaves
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from April 14, 2020
Overview
We often come to expect that many a case is complicated and requires analysis and the assessment is layered and complex. Yet, Occam's Razor, a somewhat obscure tenant of philosophy, states that, simply expressed, "the simplest solution is most likely the right one”. Whitfield Reaves will present five common sports injury and pain syndromes, and explain how it is common and likely that each of these cases could be treated by one specific point. No longer the long list of point combinations to cover all aspect of the presentation of the patient – one point. Of course, we would need know how to correctly locate and needle the point, but, what a relief. One point, and great results. While of course this is not always possible, listen to Whitfield's adaptation of Occam's theory of "keeping it simple", and its application in medicine. And, maybe even come away with one-point treatment plans for a few common injuries! Whitfield Reaves is the author of The Acupuncture Sports Medicine Apprenticeship Program, and his webinars are quite popular on the Net of Knowledge platform.
Your Teacher
Whitfield Reaves
In practice for over 30 years, Whitfield Reaves, OMD, L.Ac., specializes in the field of sports medicine. Being in the forefront of the acupuncture sports medicine field, Whitfield's experience includes working with athletes at the 1984 LA Olympic Games and other sport competitions; an author, he teaches internationally as well.
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Mastering the Treatment of Injury and Pain Series - Course 9
Treating the Lower Extremity, Part 3
with Whitfield Reaves
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Overview
Mastering the Treatment of Injury and Pain is a webinar series for the serious practitioner of orthopedic and sports acupuncture. In these courses, Whitfield Reaves describes specific treatment protocols for common injury and pain syndromes. Emphasis is on diagnosis and assessment, including anatomical understanding the numerous types of tissues involved, such as trigger points, motor points, tendons, and ligaments. Course 9 covers: (1) The Achilles. Achilles tendonitis and tendonosis is not always simple. Precise treatments into predictable areas of stagnation is usually effective. And always check for involvement of the achilles bursae. (2) The Lateral ankle. Acupuncture offers useful approaches to treating acute ankle sprain. Chronic cases target the talar sinus at GB 40 and are also effective. (3) The Plantar fascia. Treatment of plantar fasciitis need not be painful when the right approaches are taken to treating the heel. And the inclusion of the abductor hallucis muscle is often effective. (4) Other foot injures. The big toe joint can be treated by “threading the joint space”. Metatarsal neuroma and other foot injuries use treatments with similar precise local needle insertion. The material of this webinar series is the integration of traditional Chinese acupuncture with western orthopedic and sports medicine. We structure these courses in order to increase practitioner confidence in the diagnosis, assessment, and treatment of the lower extremity. This webinar series is designed to be viewed in sequential order. We strongly recommend that the practitioner complete the courses of this series from beginning to end.
Learning Objectives
- To name three important signs and symptoms of plantar fasciitis.
- To describe an approach to treating achilles tendonitis.
- To list five points to needle both local and distal in the treatment of lateral ankle sprain.
- To list three signs and symptoms of achilles tendonitis.
- To describe three different approaches in the treatment of plantar fasciitis.
Your Teacher
Whitfield Reaves
In practice for over 30 years, Whitfield Reaves, OMD, L.Ac., specializes in the field of sports medicine. Being in the forefront of the acupuncture sports medicine field, Whitfield's experience includes working with athletes at the 1984 LA Olympic Games and other sport competitions; an author, he teaches internationally as well.
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Mastering the Treatment of Injury and Pain Series - Course 7
Treating the Lower Extremity, Part 1
with Whitfield Reaves
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Overview
Mastering the Treatment of Injury and Pain is a webinar series for the serious practitioner of orthopedic and sports acupuncture. In these courses, Whitfield Reaves describes specific treatment protocols for common injury and pain syndromes. Emphasis is on diagnosis and assessment, including anatomical understanding the numerous types of tissues involved, such as trigger points, motor points, tendons, and ligaments. Course 7 begins with an introduction to sports acupuncture, important for all practitioners to review. And a discussion on biomechanical causes of pain and injury follows. (1) The Gluteus medius. Covered in the two courses on the low back and hip, the gluteus medius stabilizes the pelvis, and may contribute to lower extremity repetitive stress injures. It should not be missed by the practitioner. (2) “Runner’s knee”. Ilio-tibial band syndrome is common in athletes and the active, and with proper assessment, is an easy-to-treat injury. (3) The Hamstrings. Hamstring strain is prevalent with the explosive athlete, like sprinters with rapid acceleration and deceleration. Treatment gives the practitioner many possible zones, including the muscle belly, trigger points, and motor points. The material of this webinar series is the integration of traditional Chinese acupuncture with western orthopedic and sports medicine. We structure these courses in order to increase practitioner confidence in the diagnosis, assessment, and treatment of the lower extremity. This webinar series is designed to be viewed in sequential order. We strongly recommend that the practitioner complete the courses of this series from beginning to end.
Learning Objectives
- To be able to locate tigger points and motor points on the hamstring muscle.
- To describe three approaches that could be used in the treatment of hamstring strain.
- To describe the “threading the tendon” protocol for ilio-tibial band syndrome.
- To be able to describe a positive Trendelenberg test.
- To list three distal points that could be used in the treatment of hamstring strain.
Your Teacher
Whitfield Reaves
In practice for over 30 years, Whitfield Reaves, OMD, L.Ac., specializes in the field of sports medicine. Being in the forefront of the acupuncture sports medicine field, Whitfield's experience includes working with athletes at the 1984 LA Olympic Games and other sport competitions; an author, he teaches internationally as well.
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Mastering the Treatment of Injury and Pain Series - Course 1
Introduction to Acupuncture Sports Medicine
with Whitfield Reaves
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Overview
Mastering the Treatment of Injury and Pain is a webinar series for the serious practitioner of sports acupuncture. In these courses, Whitfield Reaves describes specific treatment protocols for common injury and pain syndromes. Emphasis is on diagnosis and assessment, including anatomical understanding of the numerous types of tissues involved, such as trigger points, motor points, tendons, and ligaments. Course 1 is an introduction to acupuncture sports medicine. We must understand what anatomical and orthopedic acupuncture is, and how it is used in a modern setting. This course continues with describing “anatomically significant points”. It is essential to understand how each of the different anatomical structures respond to needle insertion, electrical stimulation, and other approaches like moxa and cupping. For instance, needle insertion into a muscle belly will be quite different than tapping on a ligament. And if there is fibrosis, the point density increases. The concept of fibrosis brings clarity to what we call in traditional Chinese medicine stagnation of qi and stagnation of blood. And finally, the Four Steps, developed by the presenter, then becomes a guide to treatment. Each step has a specific role in the protocol, and as a whole, these Four Steps offer structure to the treatment of pain and injury. Understanding the Four Steps is a significant benefit for the practitioner, as it often assures that the proper treatment is not overlooked. This webinar series is designed to be viewed in sequential order. We strongly recommend that the practitioner complete the courses of this series from beginning to end.
Learning Objectives
- To list at least 5 types of anatomically significant points.
- To be able to describe Four Steps in treatment of pain and injury, as presented in this course.
- To be able to describe how point density can be used as a guide with needle insertion.
- To be able to describe at least 6 different approaches to treatment of pain and injury, as presented in this course.
Your Teacher
Whitfield Reaves
In practice for over 30 years, Whitfield Reaves, OMD, L.Ac., specializes in the field of sports medicine. Being in the forefront of the acupuncture sports medicine field, Whitfield's experience includes working with athletes at the 1984 LA Olympic Games and other sport competitions; an author, he teaches internationally as well.
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Acupuncture Sports Medicine Webinar Series - Course 13
The Hamstring Muscle
with Whitfield Reaves
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Overview
Hamstring strain is most commonly diagnosed under the category of accident/trauma, and is a sports injury frequently seen by the acupuncturist. The trauma is at the level of the muscles and tendons, with qi and blood stagnation in the channels and collaterals. Hamstring strain is clearly Bladder meridian pathology, although the Kidney meridian may also be involved. Occasionally, strain and muscle tightness may be a repetitive stress disorder due to the accumulation of micro-trauma. Both cases are treated with similar points and techniques. Treatment of the hamstring demonstrates the diversity of point selection for local and adjacent treatment in acupuncture sports medicine. Often, the point Bladder 37 is useful in releasing the entire hamstring group. This point is an example of “yin” techniques, needling into the space between the medial and lateral hamstrings. However, sometimes both the motor points and the trigger points are necessary. This is a “yang” technique, and involves treatment to ashi points located in the taut bands of muscle, slightly medial or lateral to the Bladder channel. Hamstring treatment is also is a good example of how simple orthopedic assessment, including manual muscle testing and passive stretching, can be integrated into the diagnostic process.
Learning Objectives
- To perform manual muscle testing that assist in the assessment of hamstring involvement.
- To be able to describe needle technique on the taut bands of the motor points and the trigger points.
- To use palpation in order to diagnose hamstring involvement, differentiating between the lateral and the medial portions of the muscle.
- To know two non-local treatments that may be used in the treatment of the hamstring strain.
- To be able to describe needle technique on the point Bladder 37
Your Teacher
Whitfield Reaves
In practice for over 30 years, Whitfield Reaves, OMD, L.Ac., specializes in the field of sports medicine. Being in the forefront of the acupuncture sports medicine field, Whitfield's experience includes working with athletes at the 1984 LA Olympic Games and other sport competitions; an author, he teaches internationally as well.
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Korean Hand Therapy Advanced - Course 3
KHT Five Element Therapy
with Dan Lobash
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Overview
This learning module is part of the KHT Advanced Topics Series, which covers more challenging topics following the basic courses. This is Module 3 of 6 in the Advanced topic series. This course covers the Five Element, Four Point Micro-meridian tonification and sedation theory, location, and applications. Also included will be selection principles of points and applications for both hot (excess heat) and cold (excess deficiency) as well as a simplified two point treatment pattern. Application of both needles and pellets is explained. The focus of this Module is to understand the theory and application of the Five Element model in KHT.
Learning Objectives
- Students will understand creative and control cycle relationships
- Students will understand the application of Korean Hand points using needles and pellets
- Students will learn the basic principles of the 5 Element Model
- Students will learn Five Element, Four point and Two point patterns for Tonification and Sedation
Your Teacher
Dan Lobash
Dr. Dan Lobash, Ph.D., L.Ac., practices KHT (Korean Hand Therapy) and Traditional Oriental Medicine and has been in practicing for over 30 years. He has taught KHT seminars internationally and is published in several TCM journals.
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Acupuncture Sports Medicine Webinar Series - Course 10
Lateral Knee Pain: Ilio-Tibial Band
with Whitfield Reaves
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Overview
Lateral Knee Pain: Ilio-Tibial Band Syndrome Ilio-tibial band syndrome is the most common cause of lateral knee pain, and involves pain in the lateral knee and thigh. It is a sports injury that every acupuncturist should become proficient in treating, as it is common, and responds well to acupuncture treatment. Tight ilio-tibial bands can be seen in the non-athletic population, and they respond well to the techniques discussed in this webinar. The injury is at the level of the muscles and tendons, with qi and blood stagnation in the channels and collaterals. This case is clearly Gall Bladder meridian pathology. Sometimes the diagnosis of wind (feng) may be used for the “popping” and “snapping” pain at the lateral knee. Local points including Gall Bladder 34, Gall Bladder 33, and Gall Bladder 31 often work well, especially when combined with distal points. However, treatment of the gluteus medius muscle is essential. This may be one of the most effective and reliable treatment protocols, according to the clinical experience of webinar instructor Whitfield Reaves. The location of the extraordinary point Jiankua will be described, which the practitioner will find extremely useful in this condition, as well as other hip and gluteal conditions.
Learning Objectives
- To know two non-local treatments that may be used in the treatment of the condition.
- To use palpation in order to diagnose involvement of the distal ilio-tibial band.
- To be able to describe needle technique at the site of the gluteus medius and point Jiankua.
- To be able to describe needle technique on the local zone of the distal ilio-tibial band and point Gall Bladder 33.
- To use palpation in order to diagnose involvement of the gluteus medius.
Your Teacher
Whitfield Reaves
In practice for over 30 years, Whitfield Reaves, OMD, L.Ac., specializes in the field of sports medicine. Being in the forefront of the acupuncture sports medicine field, Whitfield's experience includes working with athletes at the 1984 LA Olympic Games and other sport competitions; an author, he teaches internationally as well.
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Korean Hand Therapy Advanced - Course 1, Part 1
Micro-meridian Theory: Overview, Location
with Dan Lobash
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Overview
This learning module is part of the KHT Advanced Topics Series, which covers more challenging topics following the basic courses. This course is the first of five chapters that covers topics on Micro-meridians Therapy. This course provides an overview on the theory, practice, and value of applying Micro-meridians in Korean Hand Therapy. Topics that are covered include the benefits of using hand Micro-meridians, the similarities and differences of the Micro and body meridians, and levels of application. The location of the Five Element points for Yin and Yang Micro-meridians, special and acu-points, and treatment patterns are also outlined.
Learning Objectives
- Students will understand the maps of the pathways of each of the 12 Micro-meridians on the fingers
- Students will learn the benefits of adding Micro-meridian stimulation to correspondence treatment patterns
- Students will learn the guidelines for Micro-meridian stimulation for tonification, sedation, and even methods
- Students will understand the protocols and strategies for Micro-meridian stimulation
- Students will understand the relationship between the body and hand Micro-meridians
Your Teacher
Dan Lobash
Dr. Dan Lobash, Ph.D., L.Ac., practices KHT (Korean Hand Therapy) and Traditional Oriental Medicine and has been in practicing for over 30 years. He has taught KHT seminars internationally and is published in several TCM journals.
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Korean Hand Therapy Advanced - Course 2
Eight-Extraordinary Micro-meridian Therapy
with Dan Lobash
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Overview
This learning module is part of the KHT Advanced Topics Series, which covers more challenging topics following the basic courses. This course is the second of 6 modules that covers Advanced KHT topics. This course explores how the Eight Extraordinary meridians are powerful ways to influence the bodies’ energetic. KHT has mapped the Eight Extraordinary Micro-meridians on the hands. Stimulating the micro Master and Coupled points gives dramatic and fast responses. In KHT, they are applied both symptomatically and as prescriptions based on KHT diagnostic procedures. Emphasis is on the application of non-invasive silver and gold pellets.
Learning Objectives
- Students will learn how to accurately find the correct locations of each of the Eight Extraordinary Points
- Students will learn functions of each of the Eight-Extraordinary Micro-meridians
- Students will learn general indications for each of the Master and Coupled points
- Students will learn how and when to apply the KHT Eight-Extraordinary Micro-meridians
Your Teacher
Dan Lobash
Dr. Dan Lobash, Ph.D., L.Ac., practices KHT (Korean Hand Therapy) and Traditional Oriental Medicine and has been in practicing for over 30 years. He has taught KHT seminars internationally and is published in several TCM journals.
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Acupuncture Sports Medicine Webinar Series - Course 14
Shin Splints: The Anterior Compartment
with Whitfield Reaves
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Overview
Shin splints is a repetitive stress injury characterized by strain or inflammation of the anterior tibialis or other anterior compartment muscles of the leg. The site of injury may be the muscle, the tendon, or at the attachment to the periosteum and bone. The patient presents with pain and tenderness along the anterior lateral aspect of the leg just lateral to the tibia. Shin splints is the common term for anterior tibial stress syndrome. It is a frequent sports injury, as it comprises approximately 60 percent of all leg pain injuries. In this webinar, Whitfield Reaves will discuss the injury with its relatively easy diagnosis, assessment, and treatment techniques. This case is clearly Stomach meridian pathology, and sometimes the zang-fu organs are involved. It is an important injury to learn as a practitioner, as even walking and hiking can produce the symptoms.
Learning Objectives
- To know two non-local treatments that may be used in the treatment of the shin splints.
- To know location and needle technique for the motor point of the tibialis anterior.
- To diagnose the shin splints from analysis of the patients signs and symptoms.
- To use palpation in order to diagnose shin splints.
- To perform manual muscle testing of the anterior compartment-- resisted dorsiflexion-- as part of the assessment procedures.
- To describe the needle technique on the local zone of ahshi points between the tibia and the anterior compartment muscles.
Your Teacher
Whitfield Reaves
In practice for over 30 years, Whitfield Reaves, OMD, L.Ac., specializes in the field of sports medicine. Being in the forefront of the acupuncture sports medicine field, Whitfield's experience includes working with athletes at the 1984 LA Olympic Games and other sport competitions; an author, he teaches internationally as well.
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Korean Hand Therapy Basics - Course 11
Self-Treatment and KHT Treatment Plans
with Dan Lobash
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Overview
This learning module is part 11 in a 12-part series that presents the basic theories, concepts, and methods of treatment for Korean Hand Therapy (KHT). All 12 modules can be viewed in two days, or over time individually. Module 11 presents an overview of the benefits of getting a client involved in his/her own treatment. Guidelines for the ‘Low Cost Treatment Protocols’ booklet will be covered in detail, and how the material in it can be applied to daily practice. Treatment protocols for many common problems and examples will also be given. Attendees will have a thorough understanding of KHT basics upon taking all of the courses in this series.
Learning Objectives
- Students will learn self-treatment protocols that patients can learn, and the benefits of getting clients involved.
- Students will have a sense of the various pellet, moxabustion, and point finding protocols for various clinic situations.
- Students will learn the treatment guidelines for common problems such as neck pain, sciatic pain, chronic stomach pain, and PMS.
- Students will have a better understanding of the protocols outlined in the 'Low Cost Treatment' download.
Your Teacher
Dan Lobash
Dr. Dan Lobash, Ph.D., L.Ac., practices KHT (Korean Hand Therapy) and Traditional Oriental Medicine and has been in practicing for over 30 years. He has taught KHT seminars internationally and is published in several TCM journals.
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Many patients come to the clinic for complaints related to pain and trauma. While acupuncture remains the foundation for treatment, integrating Chinese herbal medicine, both internal and external, can help the patient make significant progress. In this recorded webinar, Dr. Fratkin discusses trauma-related complaints including acute injury with swelling, acute soft-tear injuries, muscle strain, wounds, and chronic pain following trauma. Non-traumatic pain conditions will include arthritis, lower back pain, sciatic pain, knee pain, and neck pain. Following an overview of the etiology and pathophysiology of the various conditions, Dr. Fratkin also presents available herbal products and custom formulas for both internal and external application, with emphasis on ingredient composition. Most formulas discussed are available in product form, with certain custom prescriptions for advanced herbalists. Extensive handout notes are included with the recorded course.
Learning Objectives
- Pattern differentiation for pain patterns
- Specific herbal formulas for muscle cramping, arthritis, inflammatory joints
- Application of topical plasters and liniments for acute and chronic trauma and pain
- Various herbal protocols and products for acute and chronic trauma
- Specific herbal formulas for lower back, sciatic and neck pain
Your Teacher
Jake Fratkin
Jake Paul Fratkin, OMD, L.Ac., specializes in Chinese herbal medicine and Japanese acupuncture; a recipient of the Acupuncturist of the Year award, he maintains a private practice, teaches internationally, and is the author of several books on TCM and Chinese herbal formulas and products.
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Korean Hand Therapy Basics - Course 12
KHT in More Complex Cases
with Dan Lobash
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Overview
This learning module is part 12 in a 12-part series that presents the basic theories, concepts, and methods of treatment for Korean Hand Therapy (KHT). All 12 modules can be viewed in two days, or over time individually. Module 12, ‘KHT in More Complex Cases’ gives an introduction to the wide range of diagnostic and treatment options available through this modality. Examples from working with Micro-meridians to Micro-meridian diagnosis are covered. A brief overview of where to find KHT supplies and more information is also outlined. Attendees will have a thorough understanding of KHT basics upon taking all of the courses in this series.
Learning Objectives
- Students will learn about Ring Therapy Assessment and Yin-Yang Pulse Diagnosis.
- Students will have an understanding of the Three Constitutions and Muscle Testing Constitution Assessment.
- Students will learn about Micro-meridian and Eight Extraordinary Micro-meridian Therapy.
Your Teacher
Dan Lobash
Dr. Dan Lobash, Ph.D., L.Ac., practices KHT (Korean Hand Therapy) and Traditional Oriental Medicine and has been in practicing for over 30 years. He has taught KHT seminars internationally and is published in several TCM journals.
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Korean Hand Therapy Advanced - Course 4, Part 3
Three Constitutions Diagnosis: Confirmation of Diagnosis
with Dan Lobash
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Overview
This learning module is part of the KHT Advanced Topics Series, which covers more challenging topics following the basic courses. This course is the third of four parts that cover Three Constitutions Diagnosis. Three Constitutions Diagnosis is one of the main diagnostic methods in KHT. Understanding the theory, practice and application will enable the practitioner to exactly determine the energetic excess and deficiency patterns of all twelve meridians. This information provides the most appropriate meridian or micro-meridian to restore energetic balance to all 12 meridians and thus to restore health to the client. Part 3 focuses on methods to confirm the Three Constitution Diagnosis and then to treat the constitution.
Learning Objectives
- The student will also learn how to apply treatment Patterns for the Three Constitutions
- The student will learn how to do confirmation of the Three Constitution Diagnosis determined through the use of Pellets, Test Probes, and Silver Rings
- The student will also learn how to treat the Three Constitutions with Pellets, Hand Needles, and Silver Colored Rings
Your Teacher
Dan Lobash
Dr. Dan Lobash, Ph.D., L.Ac., practices KHT (Korean Hand Therapy) and Traditional Oriental Medicine and has been in practicing for over 30 years. He has taught KHT seminars internationally and is published in several TCM journals.
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Korean Hand Therapy Basics - Course 4
Non-Invasive Methods of Point Stimulation
with Dan Lobash
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Overview
This learning module is part 4 in a 12-part series that presents the basic theories, concepts, and methods of treatment for Korean Hand Therapy (KHT). All 12 modules can be viewed in two days, or over time individually. Module 4, 'Non-Invasive Methods of Point Stimulation' presents an overview of the principles of stimulating using metal pellets and Stipers, and clarification on what they are, and how they work are outlined. Concepts surrounding hand moxabustion and types of electrical moxa warmers are also explored as well as protocols for treating acute and chronic conditions. Attendees will have a thorough understanding of KHT basics upon taking all of the courses in this series.
Learning Objectives
- Students will have a comprehension about how various KHT applications can help treat acute and chronic conditions.
- Students will understand the different pellet types and how they work.
- Students will get an understanding of the benefits of using hand moxibustion and moxa warmers.
- Students will learn the principles of point stimulation with pellets and Stipers.
Your Teacher
Dan Lobash
Dr. Dan Lobash, Ph.D., L.Ac., practices KHT (Korean Hand Therapy) and Traditional Oriental Medicine and has been in practicing for over 30 years. He has taught KHT seminars internationally and is published in several TCM journals.
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Korean Hand Therapy Advanced - Course 5
Yin-Yang Pulse Diagnosis
with Dan Lobash
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Overview
This module is part of the KHT Advanced Topics Series, which covers more challenging subjects. This is the 5th Module of 6 sections in the KHT Advanced Series. This course covers Yin-Yang Pulse diagnosis theory and application. Attendees learn a unique approach to pulse diagnosis. Conclusions drawn from Yin-Yang Pulse diagnosis can be applied to body as well as hand micro-meridian treatments. The diagnosis will be identical across diverse, trained practitioners.
Learning Objectives
- Students will understand basic yin-yang pulse diagnosis concepts such as: Describing the rationale for application of Yin-Yang diagnosis, differentiating Yang Type vs. Yin Type Pulses, several metaphors for the “smooth vs. rough” pulse quality, and know the differentiate ratios: 1X (times), 2X or 3X for each meridian.
- Students will understand the theory and procedure of diagnosis and treatment confirmation by Applying pellets and rings, comparing differentials between Carotid and Radial pulses, treating front associated points for excess tissue characteristics.
- Students will learn how to locate: All Micro-meridians, all Five Element points for Yin and Yang Meridians, and all Eight Extraordinary points.
Your Teacher
Dan Lobash
Dr. Dan Lobash, Ph.D., L.Ac., practices KHT (Korean Hand Therapy) and Traditional Oriental Medicine and has been in practicing for over 30 years. He has taught KHT seminars internationally and is published in several TCM journals.
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Acupuncture Sports Medicine Webinar Series - Course 8
Tennis Elbow
with Whitfield Reaves
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Overview
Tennis elbow, or epicondylitis, presents with pain in the elbow at the lateral epicondyle and distally along the extensor tendon and muscles of the forearm. Usually a repetitive stress injury, it is characterized by inflammation and irritation of the forearm extensors and possibly the supinators. This is a typical sports injury, with the site of trauma occurring frequently on a yang surface (the extensors). It is much more common than medial epicondylitis, on the flexor muscle group of the yin surface. Like many overuse injuries, its onset is insidious. There is often no specific traumatic event associated with the start of symptoms. However, the patient is predictably involved in recreational activities that require repetitive and vigorous use of the forearm muscles – like tennis and other racquet sports. Occupational stresses, such as construction work, also result in the injury. Similarly, the effects of computer keyboarding and utilizing a mouse, can also act as a stress to the extensor group. The Large Intestine and San Jiao meridians encompass the region of the extensor muscles. However, neither of these two channels precisely encompass the lateral epicondyle. Hence, distal points may be difficult to determine, and the practitioner will need some “trick” techniques to treat this condition. As Whitfield Reaves will discuss in the webinar, the complexity of the anatomical structure of the common extensor tendon makes even local and adjacent needling more difficult than what some practitioners may want to admit.
Learning Objectives
- To be able to describe needle technique on the local zone of the epicondyle.
- To know two non-local treatments that may be used in the treatment of the condition.
- To perform two orthopedic tests that assist in the diagnosis of the condition.
- To use palpation in order to diagnose the condition.
- To be able to describe needle technique on the local zone of the extensor tendon.
Your Teacher
Whitfield Reaves
In practice for over 30 years, Whitfield Reaves, OMD, L.Ac., specializes in the field of sports medicine. Being in the forefront of the acupuncture sports medicine field, Whitfield's experience includes working with athletes at the 1984 LA Olympic Games and other sport competitions; an author, he teaches internationally as well.
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Korean Hand Therapy Basics - Course 7
Special Patterns to Enhance the Effects of Correspondence Therapy
with Dan Lobash
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This learning module is part 7 in a 12-part series that presents the basic theories, concepts, and methods of treatment for Korean Hand Therapy (KHT). All 12 modules can be viewed in two days, or over time individually. Module 7, 'Special Patterns to Enhance the Effects of Correspondence Therapy,' presents an overview of KHT protocols that can be used to treat a wide variety of physical, mental, and emotional issues. These protocols can be used in a standalone manner, or to enhance correspondence therapy. Attendees will have a thorough understanding of KHT basics upon taking all of the courses in this series.
Learning Objectives
- Students will understand the important points of the 'A' Micro-meridian, and the front associated points.
- Students will also have a more thorough comprehension of the longevity pattern for men and women, and basic therapy protocols for upper, middle, and lower functional areas.
- Students will learn the abdominal basic prescription, and a mental and emotional re-centering pattern.
Your Teacher
Dan Lobash
Dr. Dan Lobash, Ph.D., L.Ac., practices KHT (Korean Hand Therapy) and Traditional Oriental Medicine and has been in practicing for over 30 years. He has taught KHT seminars internationally and is published in several TCM journals.
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Korean Hand Therapy Advanced - Course 4, Part 2
Three Constitutions Diagnosis: Theory & Application
with Dan Lobash
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This learning module is part of the KHT Advanced Topics Series, which covers more challenging topics following the basic courses. This course is the second of four parts that cover Three Constitutions Diagnosis. Three Constitutions Diagnosis is one of the main diagnostic methods in KHT; understanding the theory and protocols will enable the practitioner to determine the energetic excess and deficiency patterns of the twelve body meridians. This information provides a guide to selecting the most appropriate meridian to restore energetic balance. Part 2 covers the theory and development of the energetic patterns of the twelve meridians in each of the three constitutions: Yin, Kidney, and Yang Excess Constitutions.
Learning Objectives
- The student will learn The Yang Excess Pattern Development: Application of the Five Element Model, Procedure for the left side of the abdomen for Yang Excess, and Procedure for the right side of the abdomen for Yang Excess.
- The student will learn The Kidney Excess Pattern Development: Application of the Five Element Model, Procedure for the left side of the abdomen for Kidney Excess, and Procedure for the right side of the abdomen for Kidney Excess.
- Students will understand the rationale and treatment sequence on the abdomen to determine for each side the energetic patterns in terms of excess or deficiency of the 12 meridians and three Constitutions: Yin, Yang, and Kidney Excess.
- The student will learn The Yin Excess Pattern Development: Application of the Five Element Model, Procedure for the left side of the abdomen for Yin Excess, and Procedure for the right side of the abdomen Yin Excess.
Your Teacher
Dan Lobash
Dr. Dan Lobash, Ph.D., L.Ac., practices KHT (Korean Hand Therapy) and Traditional Oriental Medicine and has been in practicing for over 30 years. He has taught KHT seminars internationally and is published in several TCM journals.
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Korean Hand Therapy Basics - Course 6
Review of Modules 1-5 to Refine Location Accuracy
with Dan Lobash
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This learning module is part 6 in a 12-part series that presents the basic theories, concepts, and methods of treatment for Korean Hand Therapy (KHT). All 12 modules can be viewed in two days, or over time individually. This course, 'Review of Modules 1-5 to Refine Location Accuracy,' presents a review of the key points covered in parts 1-5 in this series. Some key concepts that are covered are the protocols for accurate location of corresponding points and structures. Areas of the body that are reviewed are areas in the upper body, such as the shoulders, elbows,and hands, and also areas in the lower body such as the hips, knees, and feet. Attendees will have a thorough understanding of KHT basics upon taking all of the courses in this series.
Learning Objectives
- Students will also get a refresher on key points regarding the “A” meridian for key points and functions, Front “A” line Associated points, Vertebral areas, and key landmarks on the spine.
- Students will get a more comprehensive understanding and review of the key concepts covered in KHT Modules 1-5.
- Students will have a more thorough understanding of the key locations of points on the hands in regards to points associated with the elbows, shoulders, wrists, hips, knees, and feet.
Your Teacher
Dan Lobash
Dr. Dan Lobash, Ph.D., L.Ac., practices KHT (Korean Hand Therapy) and Traditional Oriental Medicine and has been in practicing for over 30 years. He has taught KHT seminars internationally and is published in several TCM journals.
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Korean Hand Therapy Advanced - Course 1, Part 5
Micro-meridian Theory: A-(Conception Vessel) and B-(Governing Vessel)
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This learning module is part of the KHT Advanced Topics Series, which covers more challenging topics following the basic courses. This course is the fifth of five chapters that covers topics on Micro-meridians Therapy. This course explores the information necessary to understand the major aspects of two KHT Micro-meridians: A-(Conception Vessel) and B-(Governing Vessel). Content that is presented includes the comparison of the Micro-meridians and their body counterparts, the pathway on the hand, and the major functions of the important points. Protocols to treat various health issues are also explored.
Learning Objectives
- Students will understand the functions, characteristics, and symptoms associated with major points on the Micro-meridians covered in the course.
- Students will understand the major aspects of two KHT Micro-meridians: A-(Conception Vessel) and B-(Governing Vessel).
- Students will learn treatment strategies and protocols associated with the Micro-meridians illustrated in the course.
- Students learn the general indications for each Micro-meridian covered in the course.
- Students will understand the relationship between the body and hand Micro-meridians.
Your Teacher
Dan Lobash
Dr. Dan Lobash, Ph.D., L.Ac., practices KHT (Korean Hand Therapy) and Traditional Oriental Medicine and has been in practicing for over 30 years. He has taught KHT seminars internationally and is published in several TCM journals.
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This audio/visual course by master acupuncturist Kiiko Matsumoto presents a detailed approach to common, severe digestive problems. It includes a presentation of the 9 Star system, which is a foundational part of Chinese Medical thought. In Chinese Medical theory, the 5 Elements/10 Stems are considered related to the heavenly level. The 12 branches, 12 meridians, 12 yearly cycles are considered related to earthly level. The middle level between these is the 9 stars, the human level, between heaven and earth. Each section of the nine star map relates to one of the five elements, and 3 of the 9 star areas relate to Earth. This class discusses these positions of the earth element on the abdomen, the direct relationship to the small intestine, and many digestive disorders that reflect on the abdomen (hara) with this exact pattern of pressure pain. Theory and didactic information is given on how to approach digestive disorders that may clearly have the diagonal 9 Star pattern of earth/small intestine pressure pain on the abdomen (hara), A base treatment of left SI 3, right Bl 62 is worked up, with multiple variations. Emotional and physical trauma accompany many painful digestive conditions, and is addressed using acupuncture points over related brain pain/memory areas.
Learning Objectives
- Provide didactic information on the application of the 9 stars to many digestive disorders, including Celiac, Crohn's, GB disorders, Colitis, Reflux, and chronic Stomach pain, using variations on the base treatment.
- Teach practitioners to differentiate between the usage of acupuncture point choices as they are applied to specific incidents, and include trauma release points as appropriate.
- Educate practitioners in Classical Chinese theory of the 9 Stars.
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Kiiko Matsumoto
Kiiko Matsumoto is a licensed acupuncturist, internationally recognized for her scholarly work interpreting the Chinese Classics and her unique and practical acupuncture style that integrates the work of important Japanese masters. An author on numerous acupuncture texts, she maintains a private practice in Boston and frequently lectures around the world.
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This recorded seminar will give Veterinarian practitioners a thorough understanding of the theoretical and practical application of the laser therapy in the clinic. The course provides practitioners with training on the clinical strategies that can be used with Laser therapy or combined Laser therapy and acupuncture.
Learning Objectives
- The student will learn what is laser acupuncture and laser therapy in Veterinary Medicine
- The student will learn the benefits about low level laser treatments
Your Teacher
Michael Weber
An expert in laser therapy, Dr. Michael Weber, M.D., studied chemistry and human medicine in Germany, Wales, and Canada. He is a well-known speaker at TCM conferences, and the author of serveral books on TCM and laser therapy use.
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Korean Hand Therapy Basics - Course 5
Needling Theory, Assessment, Treatment and Practice
with Dan Lobash
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This learning module is part 5 in a 12-part series that presents the basic theories, concepts, and methods of treatment for Korean Hand Therapy (KHT). All 12 modules can be viewed in two days, or over time individually. Module 5, 'Needling Theory, Assessment, Treatment and Practice' presents an overview of the theory and tools of hand stimulation, which includes detailed information on insertions and needles. The topic of needling reactions and hand needling protocols are also explored. The instructor also looks at the treatment of various musculoskeletal conditions. Attendees will have a thorough understanding of KHT basics upon taking all of the courses in this series.
Learning Objectives
- Students will learn the theory and tools for basic KHT protocols.
- Students will learn why a certain protocol is used when, and guidelines for diagnosing patients.
- Students will understand the different reactions patients may have towards needling.
- Students will get an overview of treatments for various musculoskeletal conditions.
Your Teacher
Dan Lobash
Dr. Dan Lobash, Ph.D., L.Ac., practices KHT (Korean Hand Therapy) and Traditional Oriental Medicine and has been in practicing for over 30 years. He has taught KHT seminars internationally and is published in several TCM journals.
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Korean Hand Therapy Basics - Course 2
Mapping the Body on the Hands
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This learning module is part 2 in a 12-part series that presents the basic theories, concepts, and methods of treatment for Korean Hand Therapy (KHT). All 12 modules can be viewed in two days, or over time individually. Module 2, ‘Mapping the Body on the Hands' presents an overview of operating rules for using the hands to search and treat physical problems. The corresponding locations of the arms, legs, hands and feet will also be explored. Major ‘B’ (GV) and ‘A’ (CV) Micro-meridian divisions are also covered, and protocols to manually find and image the sacrum on the dorsal hand surface will also be presented. Attendees will have a thorough understanding of KHT basics upon taking all of the courses in this series.
Learning Objectives
- Students will learn the Nine Structural Correspondence Rules.
- Students will learn the protocols for finding the correspondence of points in the the arms, legs, hands, feet, and head.
- Students will learn how to create a virtual sacrum.
- Students will have an understanding of key points along the 'A' and 'B' Micro-meridians.
- Students will also get an overview of the 'animal' hand posture and the anatomical posture in KHT.
Your Teacher
Dan Lobash
Dr. Dan Lobash, Ph.D., L.Ac., practices KHT (Korean Hand Therapy) and Traditional Oriental Medicine and has been in practicing for over 30 years. He has taught KHT seminars internationally and is published in several TCM journals.
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Acupuncture Sports Medicine Webinar Series - Course 17
Plantar Fasciitis
with Whitfield Reaves
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Plantar fasciitis is characterized by pain and stiffness in the heel and the plantar aspect of the foot. It is usually a repetitive stress injury characterized by inflammation and irritation of the plantar fascia. Plantar fasciitis is the most common cause of heel pain, and occurs in all types of athletic and active individuals. It is commonly seen in runners. However, walking and standing on a hard surface may also cause symptoms. The techniques discussed in this webinar have been found to be clinically useful by webinar instructor Whitfield Reaves. Needling includes the region of Kidney 1, and the attachment of the plantar fascia in the region of the extraordinary point Shimian. Because many patients with this type of heel pain have tight calf muscles, the Bladder meridian may also be involved and is commonly treated. In this webinar you will learn the treatment options that result in good clinical outcomes.
Learning Objectives
- To know two proximal points used to treat plantar fasciitis.
- To describe needle technique on the local zone of the plantar fascia at Shimian in the center of the heel.
- To use palpation in order to diagnose plantar fasciitis.
- To know two adjacent points used to treat plantar fasciitis.
- To describe needle technique on the local zone of the plantar fascia at “medial Shimian”.
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Whitfield Reaves
In practice for over 30 years, Whitfield Reaves, OMD, L.Ac., specializes in the field of sports medicine. Being in the forefront of the acupuncture sports medicine field, Whitfield's experience includes working with athletes at the 1984 LA Olympic Games and other sport competitions; an author, he teaches internationally as well.
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Acupuncture Sports Medicine Webinar Series - Course 15
Achilles Tendonitis
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Achilles tendonitis is a repetitive stress injury characterized by pain, inflammation, and swelling of the achilles tendon and its sheath. The entire calf muscle group may be affected. Achilles injury is usually mid-tendon, about 2 to 6 centimeters proximal to its attachment to the calcaneus. This is usually a repetitive stress disorder due to the accumulation of micro-trauma. However, it may occur as an acute strain. In general, acupuncture is beneficial for most patients using proper treatment described in this webinar. Instructor Whitfield Reaves will discuss the use of local needling using the “threading the tendon”, along with other adjacent and distal points. The practitioner should become much more familiar and confident with achilles tendonitis from the instruction and information of this webinar.
Learning Objectives
- To know two points proximal to the achilles tendon and two points distal to the tendon useful in treating this condition.
- To describe the needle technique of “threading the tendon” on the local zone of the achilles tendon.
- To perform manual muscle testing and palpation that assists in the diagnosis of the achilles tendonitis.
- To be able to name two important symptoms commonly reported by the patient with achilles tendonitis.
- To know two points proximal to the tendon that may be used in the treatment of achilles tendonitis.
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Whitfield Reaves
In practice for over 30 years, Whitfield Reaves, OMD, L.Ac., specializes in the field of sports medicine. Being in the forefront of the acupuncture sports medicine field, Whitfield's experience includes working with athletes at the 1984 LA Olympic Games and other sport competitions; an author, he teaches internationally as well.
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Acupuncture Sports Medicine Webinar Series - Course 9
Hip Bursitis
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Trochanteric bursitis presents as pain and stiffness in the hip and lateral thigh which may radiate down the ilio-tibial band. It is often a repetitive stress injury characterized by inflammation of the trochanteric bursa of the hip. Sometimes, it may occur from acute trauma. Hip bursitis usually involves the gluteal muscles and the ilio-tibial band. Treatment of the hip bursae, as shown in this webinar, skillfully combines local and adjacent points. Locally, there are various techniques to treat the bursae itself. And the adjacent muscles, including the gluteus medius, alert the practitioner to vitally important tissues where no traditional acupuncture points are located. Whitfield Reaves teaches that treatment of trochanteric bursitis is one of the very highly effective injuries, as it responds quite well to the techniques of acupuncture sports medicine. He will include instruction on the extraordinary point Jiankua, an extremely useful point in hip and gluteal conditions.
Learning Objectives
- To name two acupuncture points located distal to the bursae.
- To name one acupuncture point and one extraordinary point located locally or adjacent, in the gluteus medius muscle.
- To describe treatment proximally to the gluteus medius muscle.
- To use palpation in order to diagnose the presence of inflammation of the trochanteric bursae.
- To describe at least one technique used in the treatment of the bursae.
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Whitfield Reaves
In practice for over 30 years, Whitfield Reaves, OMD, L.Ac., specializes in the field of sports medicine. Being in the forefront of the acupuncture sports medicine field, Whitfield's experience includes working with athletes at the 1984 LA Olympic Games and other sport competitions; an author, he teaches internationally as well.
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Korean Hand Therapy Basics - Course 8
Micro-Meridian-Back Transport Points and Micro-Meridians as Landmarks
with Dan Lobash
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This learning module is part 8 in a 12-part series that presents the basic theories, concepts, and methods of treatment for Korean Hand Therapy (KHT). All 12 modules can be viewed in two days, or over time individually. Module 8, 'Micro-meridian-Back Transport Points and Micro-meridians as Landmarks,' presents an overview of the protocols of how the B-Micro-meridian is used in KHT. The topic of the location of the 12 back transport points on the hand is also explored, along with the concept of the 12 Micro-meridians on the fingers as landmarks or pathways for corresponding point location. Attendees will have a thorough understanding of KHT basics upon taking all of the courses in this series.
Learning Objectives
- Students will know the location of the 12 back transport points on the hand.
- Students will learn about protocols in regards to the B-Micro-meridian and how it is used in KHT.
- Students will understand the concepts regarding the 12 Micro-meridians on the fingers as landmarks or pathways for corresponding point location.
Your Teacher
Dan Lobash
Dr. Dan Lobash, Ph.D., L.Ac., practices KHT (Korean Hand Therapy) and Traditional Oriental Medicine and has been in practicing for over 30 years. He has taught KHT seminars internationally and is published in several TCM journals.
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Acupuncture Sports Medicine Webinar Series - Course 3
Shoulder Pain - The Infraspinatous Muscle
with Whitfield Reaves
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The infraspinatous muscle, with common trigger points, refers pain to the area of the deltoid and the shoulder joint. Seen both as an acute or chronic injury, inflammation of the muscle and tendon, as well as possible strain at the attachment to the humerus makes this rotator cuff muscle an important one to master. Like its adjacent muscle, the supraspinatous, this referral pattern leads many practitioners to a diagnosis of Large Intestine (Yangming) and San Jiao (Shaoyang) disorders, which often results in overlooking this scapular-region muscle. The Small Intestine meridian encompasses the belly of the infraspinatous in the region of Small Intestine 11. The area between Small Intestine 9 and 10 is the muscle-tendon junction – also a common source of pain. Treating qi and blood stagnation in the infraspinatous is described and demonstrated in detail by Whitfield Reaves in this webinar.
Learning Objectives
- To perform manual muscle testing to assist in the diagnosis of the condition.
- To name three related conditions that SI 11 may be effective in treating.
- To be able to describe needle technique on the local zone of the muscle belly, in the region of SI 11.
- To name two adjacent points and two distal points useful in treating the infraspinatous.
- To use palpation in order to diagnose stagnation at the muscle-tendon junction.
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Whitfield Reaves
In practice for over 30 years, Whitfield Reaves, OMD, L.Ac., specializes in the field of sports medicine. Being in the forefront of the acupuncture sports medicine field, Whitfield's experience includes working with athletes at the 1984 LA Olympic Games and other sport competitions; an author, he teaches internationally as well.
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Korean Hand Therapy Basics - Course 3
Manual and Electric Point Finding
with Dan Lobash
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This learning module is part 3 in a 12-part series that presents the basic theories, concepts, and methods of treatment for Korean Hand Therapy (KHT). All 12 modules can be viewed in two days, or over time individually. Module 3, 'Manual and Electronic Point Finding' presents an overview of hand stimulation, metal and electronic point finders, point finding for neck problems, and client instructions for self-treatment. Attendees will have a thorough understanding of KHT basics upon taking all of the courses in this series.
Learning Objectives
- The difference between different types of hand stimulators, and the impact on blood flow
- The guidelines for manual and electronic point finding, and also using them together
- The difference between Gold vs. Silver coloured massagers
Your Teacher
Dan Lobash
Dr. Dan Lobash, Ph.D., L.Ac., practices KHT (Korean Hand Therapy) and Traditional Oriental Medicine and has been in practicing for over 30 years. He has taught KHT seminars internationally and is published in several TCM journals.
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Korean Hand Therapy Advanced - Course 1, Part 2
Micro-meridian Theory: Lu-LI, ST-SP - Location, Functions
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This learning module is part of the KHT Advanced Topics Series, which covers more challenging topics following the basic courses. This course is the second of five chapters that covers topics on Micro-meridians Therapy. This course explores the information necessary to understand the major aspects of four KHT Micro-meridians: The Lung, Large Intestine, Spleen, and Stomach. Content that is presented includes the comparison of the Micro-meridians and their body counterparts, the pathway on the hand, and the major functions of the important points. Protocols to treat various health issues are also explored.
Learning Objectives
- Students will understand the major aspects of four KHT Micro-meridians: The Lung, Large Intestine, Spleen, and Stomach.
- Students will understand the functions, characteristics, and symptoms associated with major points on the Micro-meridians covered in the course.
- Students will understand the relationship between the body and hand Micro-meridians
- Students will learn treatment strategies and protocols associated with the Micro-meridians illustrated in the course.
- Students learn the general indications for each Micro-meridian covered in the course.
Your Teacher
Dan Lobash
Dr. Dan Lobash, Ph.D., L.Ac., practices KHT (Korean Hand Therapy) and Traditional Oriental Medicine and has been in practicing for over 30 years. He has taught KHT seminars internationally and is published in several TCM journals.
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Acupuncture Sports Medicine Webinar Series - Course 7
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
with Whitfield Reaves
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Most acupuncture practitioners are familiar with the pain, tingling, and numbness in the palmar aspect of the hand and wrist seen in carpal tunnel syndrome. Often, it is a repetitive stress injury characterized by entrapment, compression, or irritation to the median nerve in its narrow passageway of the carpal tunnel at the wrist. However, this webinar will attempt to honestly address the complex issues that make its treatment with acupuncture sometimes quite frustrating for both the practitioner and the patient. Carpal tunnel syndrome is the most common type of compressive neuropathy seen in the clinic. Local treatment starts in the region of the point Pericardium 7; however, treatment for the carpal tunnel patient is never that simple, as there are often additional factors that contribute to the condition. Whitfield Reaves will discuss the complicated issues of carpal tunnel syndrome during this webinar, and will attempt to simplify this condition with various acupuncture sports medicine protocols.
Learning Objectives
- To name three local and adjacent acupuncture points located at the site of injury.
- To describe the needle technique at PC 7, at the site of the carpal tunnel.
- To use palpation and observation to assess the stage of the condition.
- To diagnose carpal tunnel syndrome using two orthopedic tests.
- To know two non-local treatments that may be used in the treatment of carpal tunnel syndrome.
Your Teacher
Whitfield Reaves
In practice for over 30 years, Whitfield Reaves, OMD, L.Ac., specializes in the field of sports medicine. Being in the forefront of the acupuncture sports medicine field, Whitfield's experience includes working with athletes at the 1984 LA Olympic Games and other sport competitions; an author, he teaches internationally as well.
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Korean Hand Therapy Advanced - Course 6
The Seven Steps to Healing Effectiveness with KHT
with Dan Lobash
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This module is part of the KHT Advanced Topics Series, which covers more challenging subjects. This is the 6th module of 6 in the KHT Advanced Series. It is recommended that all previous modules from the basic level, through the 5 advanced modules be completed prior to taking this module. In this course, students will have the opportunity to learn how to sequentially build a treatment plan beginning with Correspondence Therapy and ending with a comprehensive Micro-meridian treatment plan, which includes all seven steps for maximum healing effectiveness. Each step includes some appropriate review material to make the step understandable without returning to previous course handouts.
Learning Objectives
- Students will understand the theory and application procedure of each of the seven steps.
- Students will learn how to add Symptomatic Micro-meridian treatment and Micro-meridian tonification and sedation.
- Students will learn how to add special points, and Eight Extraordinary Master and Coupled points.
- Students will understand how to add Micro-meridian treatment based on Three Constitutional Diagnosis and how to add Eight Extraordinary Micro-meridian and Micro-meridian treatments based on Three Constitution and Yin Yang Pulse Diagnosis.
Your Teacher
Dan Lobash
Dr. Dan Lobash, Ph.D., L.Ac., practices KHT (Korean Hand Therapy) and Traditional Oriental Medicine and has been in practicing for over 30 years. He has taught KHT seminars internationally and is published in several TCM journals.
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Korean Hand Therapy Basics - Course 10
Microsystem Combinations
with Dan Lobash
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This learning module is part 10 in a 12-part series that presents the basic theories, concepts, and methods of treatment for Korean Hand Therapy (KHT). All 12 modules can be viewed in two days, or over time individually. Module 10, 'Microsystem Combinations’ presents the various combinations of these protocols that can resolve a problem. The topics of combining principles and examples are covered. A history and introduction to ECIWO and Su Jok Micro-systems are also illustrated. Attendees will have a thorough understanding of KHT basics upon taking all of the courses in this series.
Learning Objectives
- Students will get an understanding of combinations that can be used to treat liver problems, head, shoulder, and neck pain.
- Students will learn combining principles
- Students will learn the history and protocols for ECIWO and Su Jok
Your Teacher
Dan Lobash
Dr. Dan Lobash, Ph.D., L.Ac., practices KHT (Korean Hand Therapy) and Traditional Oriental Medicine and has been in practicing for over 30 years. He has taught KHT seminars internationally and is published in several TCM journals.
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Korean Hand Therapy Basics - Course 9
Corresponding Point Locations
with Dan Lobash
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This learning module is part 9 in a 12-part series that presents the basic theories, concepts, and methods of treatment for Korean Hand Therapy (KHT). All 12 modules can be viewed in two days, or over time individually. Module 9, 'Corresponding Point Locations' presents a review of random point locations on the body. Areas covered include points on the front, back, and sides of the body. The instructor will go over points that new students may often have trouble identifying. Attendees will have a thorough understanding of KHT basics upon taking all of the courses in this series.
Learning Objectives
- Students will have a clearer understanding of the eight points on the back of the body
- Students will have a clearer understanding of the eight points on the front of the body
- Students will have a more thorough understanding of the seven points on the sides of the body
Your Teacher
Dan Lobash
Dr. Dan Lobash, Ph.D., L.Ac., practices KHT (Korean Hand Therapy) and Traditional Oriental Medicine and has been in practicing for over 30 years. He has taught KHT seminars internationally and is published in several TCM journals.