Channel Theory: An Overview of the Secondary Vessels

Channel Theory: An Overview of the Secondary Vessels

Yvonne Farrell
CEU/ PDA's: 
8
Approved:
California, CTCMA, Florida, NCCAOM
Pending Approval:
Texas
Date: 
Sun, 02/26/2012 - 08:30
Type:
Live Online Seminar
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Early bird Registration
$150 until Feb 23nd.   $175 after Feb 23rd.

Live stream Webinar Sunday (8 hours CEU/PDA)
8:30am - 5:30pm February 26, 2012 Time zone Los Angles California.
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Approved for LIVE CEUs Calforna, Florida and NCCAOM.   When you register, you will also receive 120 day access to the recording after the live webinar, even if you miss the live webinar.

You can also  attend this class in Santa Monica California live in-person. Ask us how.

$150.00
($150.00)
Channel Theory: An Overview of the Secondary Vessels

Those who register for live stream or attend live in person in Santa Monica will have access to the recording for 120 days.

The objective of this course is to expose practitioners to the basic concepts of channel Theory in an effort to deepen the therapeutic effects of acupuncture and expand clinical tools. We will endeavor to convey the richness and profound impact of acupuncture beyond the primary meridians. Practitioners will receive a general overview of the secondary vessels, their functions and their indications for use.

This course will teach the concept of “channel’ + in traditional Chinese medicine, and explain why the primary meridians are not enough to treat many disease processes. This course will discuss the morphology and flow of the qi in the channels, the types of qi (wei, ying and yuan), the Huang Gao, Cou Li and the San Jiao.

1. An introduction to Channel Theory

2. Morphology and flow of qi in the channels

3. Overview of secondary vessels: sinew channels, luo-collaterals, divergents and the 8 extras

Yvonne Farrell

Dr. Farrell has been involved in helping others to restore balance in their lives for 24 years. In 1996, she graduated from Emperor’s College with a Master’s in Chinese Medicine. She has been in private practice since 1997. She was a member of the faculty at Emperor’s College for 13 years. In addition to her faculty duties at Emperor’s, Yvonne was also a clinical supervisor.

Yvonne Farrell
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