Resolving 'Unexplained' Infertility and Improving Egg Quality with Functional Medicine and Nutrigenomics - Distance Education
Utilizing Chinese Medicine to Treat Intergenerational Trauma - Distance Education
Trauma victims can pass on their trauma genetically. By clearing trauma and reducing the charge of a particular belief system, it is possible to prevent passing the trauma on to future generations. Western medical research in epigenetics has shown that memories and traumatic experiences can be transferred up to five generations. In Chinese medicine, the Jing contains the genetic information, and this can be passed on to succeeding generations.
Attitudes, personality, emotional make-up, and belief systems are all part of the Jing that is inherited. Strengths and imbalances are passed on. The imbalances can be corrected with Chinese medicine to prevent them from continuing in a patient’s offspring. In addition, Chinese medicine can clear the old traumas so they are not passed on to subsequent generations.
CT Holman will discuss ways to diagnose and treat generational trauma by utilizing Chinese medicine. He will demonstrate specific acupuncture point combinations and needle techniques. Several patient pictures and case studies will be included. Upon completing the course, participants will be able to apply this knowledge in their clinic
Acupuncture for Stress, Anxiety, Fear and Panic - Distance Education
Fear is the feeling perceived when the instinct of survival is activated. It is the first emotion that the human being experiences provoked by the birth trauma. Fear patterns become the foundation of the belief mechanism later in life, often disrupting the psycho-emotional equilibrium and physiological homeostasis of the person.
Acupuncture for addiction and compulsive behaviors: Hungry Gui (Ghosts) - Distance Education
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Acupuncture for addiction and compulsive behaviors: Hungry Gui (Ghosts) - Distance Education | immediately after purchase | for 2 years |
In Classical Chinese medicine, dependency and addictions relate to the concept of Gui (Ghost). This includes any compulsive behaviour which the person feels compelled to maintain regardless of consequences.
Goals and Objectives
- Hungry Ghosts: concept of Gui ≈ Ghost
- Neuro-physiology of dependency and addiction
- Trauma & defence mechanisms in Chinese medicine
- Extraordinary vessels and psychology; compensation issues
- Co-dependency and addiction
- Nicotine addiction
- Substance addiction
- Behavioural addiction
- Bulimia
- Obsessive-compulsive disorders
- Treatment strategies
- Case studies
Acupuncture for addiction and compulsive behaviors: Hungry Gui (Ghosts) - Distance Education
In Classical Chinese medicine, dependency and addictions relate to the concept of Gui (Ghost). This includes any compulsive behaviour which the person feels compelled to maintain regardless of consequences.
The Heart Shén and Pericardium: Their Connection to Mental and Emotional Health - Distance Education
Resolving 'Unexplained' Infertility and Improving Egg Quality With Functional Medicine and Nutrigenomics
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Resolving 'Unexplained' Infertility and Improving Egg Quality With Functional Medicine and Nutrigenomics | immediately after purchase | until 03/12/2026 - 01:31 |
This lecture covers a few common, but lesser-known root causes that negatively impact fertility, including egg & sperm health, and includes how to test/measure, and provides actionable recommendations to improve outcomes. Primary topics covered are mitochondrial dysfunction, histamine sensitivity, and mold/mycotoxins, as well as functional testing methods for assessment.
Goals and Objectives
1. Understand the causes of oxidative stress and its impact on fertility and egg & sperm health
2. Learn a few of the common, but lesser-known root causes of impediments to fertility
3. Understand how labs and symptoms can be used to help determine root cause factors of 'unexplained' infertility
4. Learn some of the genes associated with these root cause factors
Acupuncture Point Combinations – Heartburn, GERD and Nausea - Distance Education
Using Acupuncture Point Combinations to treat digestive and bowel disorders. This 2-hour course introduces and prioritizes, the digestive disorders of acid reflux, heartburn, GERD, nausea, vomiting, indigestion, ulcers and appetite issues. This will be followed by discussing the organ/element relationships and acupuncture point combinations for each of these disorders.
Goals and Objectives
• Be more proficient in identifying the different types of upper gastro-intestinal most commonly seen in clinic.
• Understand the various forms of TCM diagnoses that can apply for each of the digestive disorders discussed.
• More confidently diagnose and treat patients for each of the digestive disorders conditions discussed.
• Have a greater insight into the importance of acupuncture point combinations for digestive disorders.
• Be able to construct their own acupuncture point combinations for each of the digestive health conditions discussed.