Presented by Butch Levy, MD Dates: Friday, October 29 - Saturday, October 30 Location: Arizona School of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine 5 hrs. each day 8:00am – 11:00am 12:00pm – 2:00pm 16 CEU’s available Our registration link will go live: October 1, 2021 Class Registration Fee: $250 REGISTER EARLY!!! — FEE will increase to $300
Presented by Gary Stanton, MD, FAAMA This presentation will compare French and Chinese ear acupuncture. A brief history of the origins of these techniques will be followed by an overview. Then there will be more specific discussion of their similarities and differences. To be contrasted will be auricular diagnosis involving French biomedical and Chinese traditional
Presented by Joshua Margolis, LAc A practical overview of several commonly applied segmental acupuncture methodologies and the segmental anatomy that unifies them. This course will deepen your understanding of how acupuncture works, regardless of preferred acupuncture style. This hour-long webinar will review the anatomy and embryological development of the somatic and autonomic nervous systems. Therapeutic
Integrative Manual Approach to Lower Extremity Pain and Dysfunction Instructor: Jay Sandweiss, DO, FAAMA Date: January 22-23, 2022 Location: Team Rehabilitation Training Center 30801 Barrington St. Madison Heights, MI 48071 Course Fee: $600.00 To attend, contact Team Rehab at continuing.education@team-rehab.com Course Content Summary: Lower Extremity - Principles and applications of Strain and Counterstrain - Principles
The Neijing Nature-Based Medicine: Theory and Foundations One-Year Training Program (Formerly known as Neijing Studies: Theoretical and Clinical Foundations) has been taught and continually refined for over fifteen years. In the course, a variety of teaching approaches are used to capture the best aspects of online learning with in-person traditional mentorship and text-based training. The entire course consists
An Integrative Approach to Low Back Pain and DysfunctionPresented by: Jay Sandweiss, DO, FAAMA Attendees will have the opportunity to watch a high resolution professionally produced instructional video featuring Dr. Jay Sandweiss. Following the video Dr. Sandweiss will present a PowerPoint presentation and lecture live, followed by a question and answer session. In this 1-hour
The Medical Acupuncture Review Course has been developed to provide a broad-based refresher course on the major subject matter areas with which a well-trained physician should be familiar. The review course is especially useful as a refresher for those who obtained their acupuncture training some time ago and for those who are seeking an organized
Medical acupuncture is a collection of diverse practices and principles. The Core Refresher is designed to be a stand-alone summary of the core principles with which a contemporary physician practicing acupuncture should be familiar. While the Medical Acupuncture Review Course does a deep dive into each of the core areas, the Core Refresher provides an
The Pre-Symposium workshops are intended to provide a more concentrated learning experience where the faculty can focus on a topic in greater depth, and with more time for practical examples
The Annual Symposium is an educational meeting for health care professionals interested in, or already practicing acupuncture. Medical practitioners with no experience as well as those with extensive backgrounds in
* Board eligibility required! Examination Requirement Applicants who have submitted an Application for Certification documenting that the applicant has met the education requirement established by the ABMA will receive notice of eligibility to sit for the written Board examination. The written examination will be conducted in the Spring each year at the Annual Symposium and
Overview Importance of herbal medicine: Parallel to the phenomenal growth of the complementary and alternative medicine movement, botanical agents have found their way into all kinds of nutritional supplements and herbal formulae, many of which are derived from traditional Chinese herbal medicine (TCM). More importantly, patients who take multiple herbs do not always share this
