David Bomzon

At the end of the webinar, each participant will understand how YNSA can be used to treats internal organ and channel disorders with an emphasis on the sinew channels (Tendo Muscular Meridians) and psychosomatic pain.
The Ypsilon Points can become part of the practitioner's therapeutic toolbox and stimulate the participant to expand their knowledge on the application of YNSA with other therapeutic modalities in other clinical settings.

• Introduction: what is Fascia tissue and how is it connected to the sinew channels.
• Learning Ypsilon, (12 internal organs and 12 Channels) points.
• Neck and Abdominal diagnoses.
• Learning when and how to apply the Ypsilon points.
• Demonstration of YNSA treatment and explanations.
• Summary, Q&A

Goals & Objectives

1. The participant will learn the YNSA needling points necessary for walking disorders.
2. The student will learn how YNSA is applied to a patient with neurological disease and how that can help in rehabilitation.
3. The student will learn what is an accurate walking pattern.

Introduction

• What is YNSA?
• Who is Dr. Toshikatsu Yamamoto?
• The discovery of YNSA
• Benefits of YNSA
• Contraindications of YNSA

Basic Anatomy of the Scalp

• Anatomy of the scalp
• Bones of the skull
• Cranial muscles

YNSA Part 1

•  Learning the location and function of the basic points, A, B, C, D, E, F, G, and H.
• Learning the location and function of the sensory points: eye, nose, mouth, ear, and throat
• Elbow diagnosis

YNSA Part 2

• Learning when and how to apply YNSA.
• Learning how to combine YNSA with other treatment modalities

Summary

• Demonstration of YNSA and explanations
• Q&A