Presented by Joseph Audette, MD, MA This webinar will discuss the current scientific evidence for the treatment of pelvic pain conditions with acupuncture. The focus of the discussion will highlight the treatment protocols used and their deficits. We will then propose an Acupuncture Energetic approach with a discussion of the neuroanatomy of pelvic pain and
Presented by Donna Pittman, MD, FAAMA Description: An adverse event is a harmful or negative outcome that may happen when a patient has been provided medical care. One in ten acupuncture patients will experience an adverse event. This presentation will focus on injuries that can happen due to improper needling of points around the eye
11th International Auriculotherapy Symposium Treatment by the Ear using Needling and other Methods. Presentations are geared towards Psychologists, physiotherapists, psychiatrists, nurses, midwifes, dentists, general physicians, and acupuncturists. All presentations will be in English. An online version will be organized in both English and French. In line with the tradition of Paul Nogier, recent developments in
Auriculotherapy Meets the Field of Psychology In line with the tradition of Paul Nogier recent developments in Auriculotherapy (Earacupuncture (AT) focus on treatment of psychic syndromes. AT may be a first-line intervention, but is also practiced by psychotherapists to support Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Psychodynamic Therapy (PDT) and Psychopharmacology (PhT) interventions. The 11th International Auriculotherapy
elms Medical Institute announces a new intermediate-level Medical Acupuncture course on the topic of Curious Meridians, presented fully virtually in two parts: Part I) HMI teaching faculty have prepared video lectures on the theory and practice of Curious Meridians. These lectures (a total of 3.5 hours) will be available for streaming online at your convenience over
Presented by Jason Oreskovich, DO, FAAMA and Kendra Unger, MD, FAAMA This webinar is designed to review the anatomy of the foot and ankle, to highlight important acupuncture points as they relate to this anatomy, to review common medical conditions of the foot and ankle and to suggest treatment modalities for these issues. At the
ICMART congresses are well known for their high scientific standards and are great social events. They are a great opportunity to get the newest developments on scientific acupuncture, related techniques, research and clinical practice. This year we continue with great keynote lectures, workshops and clinical cases from outstanding speakers who will join the congress. We
Presented by Jay Sandweiss, DO, FAAMA & Joseph Audette, MD, MA Drs. Audette and Sandweiss will present a highly effective approach for diagnosing and treating common musculoskeletal problems such as: tennis elbow, golfer elbow, rotator cuff syndrome, carpal tunnel syndrome, knee pain, ankle pain, neck, hip and back pain. Attendees will learn to integrate osteopathic
Presented by David Miller, MD, Lac Far from being esoteric and inaccessible, the Eight Extraordinary Vessels encompass the elegance of the human reproductive system. They describe how this creates the basis for family and culture, and reveal aspects of personality that we encounter every day. Evolutionary Biology presents a phenomenal lens through which to understand
Presented by: Jay Sandweiss, DO, FAAMA Applied Kinesiology is a unique system of diagnosis and treatment that utilizes manual muscle testing to determine the underlying factors responsible for somatic dysfunctions. Each muscle in the body has been correlated with a specific organ or gland, acupuncture meridian, Chapman’s reflex, Bennett’s reflex, nutritional need, cranial stress receptor,
Presented by Mike Cummings, MD This webinar will briefly summarize the Western Medical Acupuncture (WMA) approach based on neurophysiological mechanisms of deep somatic nerve stimulation via acupuncture needling and electroacupuncture. It will use these mechanisms to explain the generic principles of point selection (PoPS) used in the WMA approach and use them to outline the
Presented by Mitch Elkiss, DO, FAAMA Topic: ATP for stress, sleep, pain, dependency. The Auricular Trauma Protocol, at the request of the Department of Defense, was created in 2010 for treating PTSD in the military. It was found to be successful in helping wounded warriors cope with their stress, pains, sleeplessness, and drug dependencies. It
