"Learn it as though you would never be able to master it;
hold it as though you
would be in fear of losing it."
Confucius
In an ongoing effort to keep practitioners current and up-to-date on the latest advances in their field, ACAOM offers a comprehensive program of continuing education.
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800-729-4456
Next Continuing Education
June 27-28, 2009
Acupuncturists Without Borders is offering a comprehensive weekend training in disaster and trauma relief work with 15 PDAs accepted by the NCCAOM as well as Texas CAEs and California CEUs are offered.
In this training we will cover how to:
* Get started when there is a disaster
* Set up mobile field clinics
* Create effective field teams
* Work with communities & individuals after severe trauma
* Recognize and manage acute traumatic stress
* Set up a local Veterans Clinic to treat veterans and their families for trauma and stress (there will be an opportunity to connect with others who may be interested in working with you locally)
* Set up a community acupuncture event in your local area
* Perform field work safely and ethically
* Training also includes:
* Qi gong instruction and practice for reducing stress in toxic situations
* Community-style acupuncture session to give trainees the experience of a mobile group clinic - as a recipient and as a practitionerPDA/CEUs:
Completion of the training provides 15 PDA/CEUs accepted by the NCCAOM including 4 PDA/CEUs meeting the new Ethics and Safety requirements. Texas CAEs and California CEU's are also approved and available.
Dates:
June 27-28, 2009
Time: Saturday and Sunday - 9:00 am - 5:30 pm
Cost: $295.00 - Early Bird (if registering 2 weeks or more before the start date), $330.00 - Regular Registration (if registering less than two weeks before the start date)
Discounts:
10% discount for AWB Members, Students and former AWB Field Volunteers
*The cost of this training includes our AWB Training Packet and a free electronic version of our Site Manual for Field Clinics. These materials are unique and invaluable for implementing mobile field clinics. ($75.00 for non-trainees)
To register, you can email or call Gretchen Lorenson
Email:
trainings@acuwithoutborders.org [mailto:trainings@cuwithoutborders.org]
Phone: 505-266-3878
Space may be limited, so early registration is recommended.
Participation in an AWB training is not solely for the purpose of becoming an AWB volunteer. We welcome all attendees, whether or not you will become or already are an AWB volunteer.
Previous Topics:
Theory & Philosophy
- The Art of Well Being: Concepts and Practices from the East
- The Drug/Herb Interaction: Implication for Clinical Practice
- Top 50 Drugs and Their Herbal Alternatives
- Perceiving the Language of the Pulse
- Classical Prescriptions of Shang Han Lun/Jin Gui Yao Lue and its Current Applications
- Application of Five Shu Points
Latest/New Trends and Techniques
- Dr. Tong's Special Points and Techniques
- An Introduction to Cosmetic Acupuncture
- Clinical Application of Singe/Double Point Therapy
- Application of Master Tong Special Points
- Ocular Acupuncture ( Part I & II )
- Electro-Acupuncture Device
- Face Diagnosis in the Practice of TCM
- Fingernail Diagnosis the Practice of TCM
- Most Useful Tong's Special Points, Location, and Application
- Tongue Diagnosis
- Wrist & Ankle Acupuncture
- The Magical Points of I-Ching Acupuncture
- The Original Balance Method and it's Application
- Acupuncture for Sudden Acute Disorders
- Korean Hand Therapy
General Health
- Interpretation of Imaging Test Reports
- Treatment of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome with TCM
Respiratory Disorders
- Treating Allergies with Oriental Medicine
- Allergic Rhinitis
Gastroenterological Disorders
- Causes and Treatment for Nausea and Vomiting
- Crohn's Disease and Colitis
- Irritable Bowel Syndrome
- Management of Excessive Hunger and Lack of Appetite
- Treatment of Gastric Ulcer and Acide Regurgitation
- Treatment of Diarrhea and Constipation
- Understanding the Digestive System and Disorders in Western Perspective
Women's Health
- Irregular Menstruation
- Prevention and Treatment of Menopausal Syndrome
- Treatment of Fibromyalgia
- Treatment of Endometriosis with Chinese Herbal Medicine
- Understanding Female Infertility
- TCM Treatment of Postpartum Depression
Hematological and Oncological Disorders
- TCM Supportive Therapy for Chemotherapy & Radiotherapy
Renal/Urological/Reproductive Disorders
- Chinese Herbal Management for Chronic Glomerulonephritis
- TCM Treatment of Edema
- Treating Idiopathic Nephrotic Syndrome by Combining Western Medicine with TCM
- Treatment of Nephritis
- TCM Treatment for Diabetic Nephropathy
Musculoskeletal and Dermatological Disorders
- Dermatoses in TCM
- Herbal Formulations for External Use
- TCM Treatment and Prevention of Cervical Spondylopathy
- Traumatology
- Treatment of Low Back Pain
- Treatment of Osteoarthritis
Infectious Diseases
- Homeopathic Remedies for Influenza
- Herbal Treatment of HIV & AIDS
- TCM Treatments for Ear Infections in Children
- Antibiotic Actions for Herbs and Infectious Diseases
Endocrinology Disorders
- Herbal Treatments for Tumors, Pain, and Diabetes
Neurological and Mental Health Diseases
- Acupuncture Treatment for Stroke
- Herbal and Acupuncture Management for Facial Pain and Facial Paralysis
- " Ning's Three-Needle Method " Technique and it's Application on Stroke and Alzheimer's Diseases
- Treatment of Depression and Anxiety Disorders
- Treatment of Tremors
Pain Management
- The Study of Acupuncture in Pain Control
- Why Acupuncture Works in Pain Management: Perspectives from Western Science
- Deepening Your Clinical Practice with Chinese Herbal Formulas in the Treatment of Pain Syndromes
Sports Medicine
- Sports Medicine from Western Perspective as an Introduction Guiding to TCM
- Sports Medicine: Exercise-Associated Diseases and Exercise of Sick Persons
- TCM Approaches to Sports Medicine
Ethics
- Ethical Issues Related to the Practice of Oriental Medicine
- Ethics and Patient Confidentiality Issues
- HIPAA Compliance for Licensed Acupuncturists
- Integrating Oriental and Western Medicine: Ethical Considerations
- The Practitioner-Patient Relationship
- Medical Ethics
Cardiovascular Disorders
- Treatment of Hypertension - Recent Developments in Clinical Application
The Healthcare Profession 
