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Vibrational Acupuncture: Integrating Tuning Forks with Needles

5.00
Massachusetts Details
5.00
$125.00
NCCAOM Details
553-642
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06-10-2020 to 06-01-2024
NCCAOM 2016
NCCAOM PE-CW: 
5.00
Texas Details
5.00
Price: $125.00
Florida
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Vibrational Acupuncture: Integrating Tuning Forks with Needlesimmediately after purchasefor 2 years
California
Category 1
This innovative seminar presents materials from our recently published book, including practical techniques, based upon Chinese medicine theory, for integrating the use of Acutonics® Ohm precision calibrated tuning forks and acupuncture needles on the points and meridians of the face and body.

Goals and Outlines
The participants will be introduced to:

  • An overview of Quantum Music Theory™: theoretical concepts behind the use of healing sound
  • Guidelines for using tuning forks, with, or without, needles
  • Insights into our genetic imprint and the Eight Extraordinary meridians
  • Anti-Exhaustion treatments with Source/Luo points for individuals caught in an excessively busy and discordant world
  • Treatments for sagging neck and temporomandibular joint dysfunction (TMJ)
  • Unique acu-sound protocols:
  • a)Balancing the twin hemispheres of the brain
    b)Alchemically “lacing” the 3 Jiaos

  • An overview of sound healing as a palliative to global technological addiction, and how it restores essential harmony to a world that is seriously out of balance
  • D7 Presenter: 
    Mary Elizabeth Wakefield and MichelAngelo

    An Introduction to New Scar Therapy Treatments: Alleviating the Long-Term Effects of Injury/Surgery

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    An Introduction to New Scar Therapy Treatments: Alleviating the Long-Term Effects of Injury/Surgery
    Sun, 03/18/2018
    CTCMA; 4 CEU, Category A2 - AACMA: 4 CPD points allocated
    NCCAOM 553-487; 4 PDA AOM-AC - Florida 50-8743; 20-628872; 4 GEN
    Texas Provider CAE00011; 4 CAE - California 591; 4 CEU, Category 1
    Illinois (225.000020) 4 CEU - Massachusetts (4 GEN)
    NZRA; 4 CEU

    An Introduction to New Scar Therapy Treatments: “Alleviating the Long-Term Effects of Injury/Surgery” - Distance

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    An Introduction to New Scar Therapy Treatments: Alleviating the Long-Term Effects of Injury/Surgery
    CTCMA; 4 CEU, Category B2 - AACMA: 4 CPD points allocated
    NCCAOM 553-488; 4 PDA AOM-AC - Florida 50-8743; 20-628872; 4 GEN
    Texas Provider CAE00011; 4 CAE - California 591; 4 CEU, Category 1
    Illinois (225.000020) 4 CEU - Massachusetts (4 GEN)
    Alberta CAAA; 4 CEU - NZRA; 4 CEU

    An Introduction to New Scar Therapy Treatments: “Alleviating the Long-Term Effects of Injury/Surgery”

    4.00
    Massachusetts Details
    4.00
    $99.95
    NCCAOM Details
    553-488
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    Send NCCAOM Certificate
    01-08-2018 through 12-01-2023
    NCCAOM 2016
    NCCAOM AOM-AC: 
    4.00
    Texas Details
    4.00
    Price: $99.95
    Florida
    4.00
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    An Introduction to New Scar Therapy Treatments: “Alleviating the Long-Term Effects of Injury/Surgery”immediately after purchasefor 2 years
    California
    Category 1

    Patients continue to suffer from chronic pain and disability from the residual impact of scar tissue formation long after the initial trauma or surgery. While Western medicine can be effective in addressing the impact of acute trauma, there are few remedies for treating the long-term effects of scars.

    Objectives

     

    The participants will learn the following:

    • The Western medical explanation of scar therapy from a Chinese medicine perspective
    • To recognize and treat different types of scars
    • The physiological factors that affect the healing process and the side effects of adhesions
    • Topical herbal and other applications to enhance scar healing
    • Protocols for internal and external scarring
    • How trauma and injury impact the patient’s cellular memory

     

     

    Outline

      1. An introduction to scar therapy: Western and Chinese medicine perspectives on scar formation
      2. Benefits and contraindications of scar therapy treatments
      3. Types of scars: hypertrophic, keloids, atrophic, etc
      4. Q&A
      1. Physiological factors that affect healing
      2. Scar imbalances: non-elastic tissue
      3. Localized adhesions pull on muscles and organs
      4. Cellular memory and prolonged trauma
      5. Scars as a constant reminder of the initial damage to the body
      6. Examples of the side effects of scar adhesions
      7. Q&A
      1. Scar facts and guidelines
      2. The art of scar palpation
      3. How to treat internal vs. external scarring
      4. Q&A
      1. Acupuncture and other treatment modalities
      2. How to recognize and treat different types of scars – burns, stretch marks, acne scars, vaccination sites, face lifts, hysterectomy, Caesarian section, heart surgery, tubal ligation, etc.
      3. Scar photographs and demonstrations
    D7 Presenter: 
    Mary Elizabeth Wakefield and MichelAngelo

    Constitutional Facial Acupuncture™: The New Protocols

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    Constitutional Facial Acupuncture: The New Protocols
    NCCAOM 553-376; 4 PDA AOM-AC - Massachusetts; 4 CEU
    CTCMA; 4 CEU, Category B3 - NZRA; 4 CEU
    Texas Provider CAE00011; 4 CAE - Illinois (225.000020) 4 CEU
    California 591, 4 CEU Cat 1 - Florida 50-8743; 20-553914, 4 CEU
    AACMA: 4 CPD points allocated

    Mary Elizabeth Wakefield and MichelAngelo

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    Mary Elizabeth Wakefield and MichelAngelo

    Mary Elizabeth Wakefield, author of the book Constitutional Facial Acupuncture (Churchill Livingstone Elsevier, 2014) is internationally acknowledged as the leading authority on facial acupuncture. An author and teacher, she is a practitioner who has created innovative treatment protocols that emphasize a constitutional approach to this modality.

    Constitutional Facial Acupuncture™: The New Protocols

    4.00
    Massachusetts Details
    4.00
    $99.95
    NCCAOM Details
    553-377
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    05-17-2016 to 06-01-2024
    NCCAOM 2016
    NCCAOM AOM-AC: 
    4.00
    Texas Details
    4.00
    Price: $99.95
    NCCAOM 553-378; 4 PDA AOM-BIO - Massachusetts; 4 CEU
    CTCMA; 4 CEU, Category B3 - NZRA; 4 CEU
    Texas Provider CAE00011; 4 CAE - Illinois (225.000020) 4 CEU
    California 591, 4 CEU Cat 1 - Florida 50-8743; 20-553914, 4 CEU
    AACMA: 4 CPD points allocated
    Florida
    4.00
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    Constitutional Facial Acupuncture™: The New Protocolsimmediately after purchasefor 2 years
    California
    Category 1
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    This constitutionally-based treatment protocol recognizes the face is the most emotive part of the body. It uses gentle origin/insertion techniques to address muscle imbalances relating to emotional expression, as well as lines, wrinkles and sagging tendencies. Three levels of treatments —Jing, Ying and Wei — and the three Shen scalp points support the facial protocols. This information is well organized and practical, and the treatments can be tailor-made for each patient.

    Objectives:

    • Learn facial protocols based upon origin and insertion muscle techniques;
    • Understand the benefits of, and contraindications for, facial acupuncture;
    • Apply three types of constitutional treatments based upon the Jing, Ying and Wei levels;
    • Integrate three Shen scalp points into these protocols

     

    Outline

    1. Introduction to Constitutional Facial Acupuncture™: The New Protocols, based upon Mary Elizabeth Wakefield’s book, Constitutional Facial Acupuncture (Elsevier UK, 2014)
      • “Changing the Face of Aging”
      • Renewal versus Rejuvenation
      • Two archetypes of timeless beauty
      • Q&A
    2. Constitutional treatments: the Jing, Ying and Wei levels
      • Jing: summary of the Eight Extraordinary Meridians
      • Ying: Japanese and TCM indications and needling techniques
        • oxygen point
        • food poisoning and food allergy point
        • moistening and calming point
      •  Wei: the Wakefield point
      • Q&A
    3. Introduction to the face as the most emotive part of the body
      • “The Shen leads the Qi”
      • Benefits and contraindications
      • General rules and treatment protocol
      • Q&A
    4. The Facial Landscape
      • Origin and insertion of the facial muscles Facial needling protocols with diagrams
      • The grin: risorius muscle
      • Sunken cheeks: buccinator muscle
      • Crow’s feet: temporoparietalis muscle
      • The frown: corrugator muscle
      • Three Shen scalp points for psychospiritual support
    D7 Presenter: 
    Mary Elizabeth Wakefield and MichelAngelo