Oct 7 - 30:
Ancient Medicine, Modern World :
Journey to China 2008.
This trip will allow you to come full circle and explore the roots of our
medicine in the place it was born. Oct. 7-22, 2008 - 16-day "Ancient
Medicine" itinerary for $3333 plus air. Oct. 7-30, 2008 - 24-day "Modern
World" itinerary includes an extra week
of clinical practice in one of the oldest TCM hospitals in China for $4395 plus
air.
NCCAOM points pending.
For more information:
www.ancientmedicinemodernworld.com.
Oct. 1-2:
NADA Acudetox Protocol,
Acupuncture Detoxification Specialist Training
with David Wurzel, LAc. Ellicott City, MD. $295. 13 NCCAOM PDA
points. Contact:
dave@thechifarm.com.
Register at
www.thechifarm.com.
Oct. 16-19: AAAOM Expo 2008. Chicago. Topics include: acupuncture for breast cancer, fertility, and allergies; scalp acupuncture, practice building, and more.
Large lineup of presenters includes: Judy Becker Worseley; Josephine Briggs, MD; Matthew Bauer; Lorner Borwn (canada); Korean delegation including Yong-buk Kim, OMD, Deok-Sang Hwang, OMD, Kyung-Sub Lee, OMD, Sanghoon Lee, OMD; William Morris, Miki Shima and many more. Price varies from $150 to $675 according to number of days registered.
Contact: www.aaaomonline.org or toll free: 866-455-7999 or 916-443-4770.
Oct. 18-19:
Introduction to Kiiko
Matsumoto-style Acupuncture,
with David Euler. Chapel Hill, NC. $350. Topics include
stagnation of blood in the abdomen, adrenal exhaustion, immune treatments,
stomach qi deficiency, aspects of treating scars, Shen disorders.
Contact www.ncaaom.org or 919-452-5547.
Oct. 30 - Nov. 2:
Building Bridges of Integration
for Traditional Chinese Medicine:
Transformation: Nurturing the
Healers, Healing the Patients.
Chantilly, VA (greater D.C. area). Explore the role of spirit in healing
and to move beyond technique. Seventh annual gathering examines: Medical Qi
gong; The Healing Essence of Therapeutic Relationships; The Spirit of Energy,
The Science of Flux; Cancer: The Great American Disease; Understanding the True
Origins of Breast Cancer; Toxic Stress in Children; Living on the Edge of Chaos;
Virtues and Vices: Five Phase Types and the Dynamics of Healing; All Diseases
Come from the Heart. Daily Qi gong, Taiji, meditations and self-discovery.
Faculty features: Bob Duggan, MA, M.Ac. (UK), Dipl Ac.. (NCCAOM); Heiner
Freuhauf, PhD, L.Ac.; Harriet Bienfield, L.Ac.; Efrem Korngold, OMD, LAc;
Stephen Cowan, MD; Thea Elijah; Nan Lu, OMD, and others.
Visit www.tcmconference.org or call
1-888-TCM-6909. NCCAOM PDA/CMEs pending.
A special 20 % discount off regular
conference registration is offered to members of The Acupuncture Society of DC.
Simply click on the AFFILIATE PARTNER code to receive the discounted rate.
Nov 8-10 :
Deepening Diagnosis and Treatment Skills for Constitutional Treatment
(2 days) and
Getting Better at Getting the Constitutional Factor
(one day) with John and Angela Hicks. Columbia, MD. Sponsored by the
Maryland Acupuncture Society.
For more information and registration:
www.maryland-acupuncture.org or call 443-320-1695.
Discount
for ASDC members!
DISTANCE LEARNING
Access 17 years of audio files of 50-minute lectures from the Pacific Symposium.
Contact: www.pacific college.edu
