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Using
Essential Oils in Chinese Medicine
with Peter Holmes L.Ac.,
M.H., A.H.G.
15 hours of California and NCCAOM
CEU credits
Seminar
Testimonials
About
the Instructor
Genuine
essential oils can add a powerful new dimension to a Chinese medicine
practice. They are proving invaluable in sticky and complex conditions,
where they can create amazing shifts in treatment outcome. Essential
oils have shown empirically to enhance both the physiological and psychological
actions of acupuncture points. Like points, essential oils are largely
electromagnetic by nature and are governed by the laws of Qi flow. Without
creating an additional burden to the digestive system, they are readily
absorbed into the bloodstream and able to cause significant physiological
changes. By deeply modulating neuroendocrine functions, they can also
create profound psychological changes.
This seminar
will present the essential practical information needed to start incorporating
oils in the clinic. It is suitable for acupuncturists, shiatsu therapists,
massage therapists and anyone using or studying Chinese medicine for
clinical practice.
15 Florida
CEU units pending; 14 NCCAOM CEU credits will be available to licensed
acupuncturists upon completion.
Highlights
First day
(Saturday):
- the four
fundamental ways of utilizing essential oils in a clinical practice
- the
acupoint, channel and five-element associations of essential oils
- essential
oil quality and other technical considerations
Second day
(Sunday):
- detailed
TCM functions and indications of 24 major oils (with slides)
- hands-on
visual and olfactory evaluation of oil samples
- oil safety
data and important administration protocols
- selecting,
handling and administering essential oils in clinical practice.
For
more information call:
Snow
Lotus Seminars at 800-682-8827
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