Continuing Education Seminars (CEU) for Acupuncturists & students
Continuing Education Registration Forms
Enhance your knowledge and Earn Continuing Education points -CEUs - now with NYCTCM's 2010 Continuing Education Program. NYCTCM Continuing Education Seminars are open to acupuncturists, acupuncture students and other health professionals.
Location of seminars: all seminars are held at New York College of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Mineola, NY
To Pay by Check or money order:
CEU Registration for Dr. Tan's Seminars only
Registration form for NYCTCM's Four CEU seminars July - September 2010
Please download the registration form with the links above. Fill out (please print) and mail the registration form with your fee to:
NYCTCM
ATT: Dr. Xu,
Program Coordinator
Continuing Education Program
155 First Street
Mineola, NY 11501
Telephone:
(516) 739-1545
email:
To pay with PayPal for Dr. Tan, EFT seminar, and Strategies for Treating Liver Disorders with Chinese Herbs: (PayPal buttons are at the Seminar tabs below)
NYCTCM wishes to acknowledge the Zhang Charity Fund’s generous contribution to the CEU Program that makes seminars available to NYCTCM alumni and students at a much-reduced fee.
For more information about the NYCTCM CEU program, please email Dr. Xu (above)
Three Continuing Education Seminars by Dr. Tan
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NCCAOM PDA Points: 21 for all three seminars; 7 points for each day
Dates: Aug. 20, 21 & 22
Time: 10 AM - 6 PM
Location of seminar: NYCTCM, 155 First St., Mineola, NY
Friday Aug. 20th: Clinical Wonders with Acupuncture 1, 2, 3
This course provides the basic training on the Five Systems of the Balance Method, based on Ba Gua relationships, as well as the Chinese Clock, which contain logical processes for determination of the meridians to needle and an easy-to-use dynamic format to outline the treatment. Students will be able to apply the concepts immediately in practice and develop effective treatments. Then, a detailed explanation of the Mirroring and Imaging Formats will be explained to assist participants in effective point selection.
Learn Dr. Tan’s revolutionary Six Systems in a brand new step-by-step format designed for both beginning and advanced students
Gain practical knowledge through Dr. Tan’s emphasis on clinical cases and real-life scenarios
Discover how to use the Imaging and Mirroring Formats with ease in order to get instant results
View Dr. Tan’s hands-on demonstrations to see how he treats in his own clinic
Understand the three simple steps that can be used with every patient who walks into your clinic
Saturday Aug. 21st: Advance Balance Method – Introduction to Global Balance, New Format
Prerequisite: Basics of the Balance Method or Clinical Wonders with Acupuncture 1,2,3
A brand new class which teaches you a logical and systematic way to create treatments for internal disorders
Gain a deeper understanding of the Six Systems by learning Static Balance
Find out how to construct a Yin/Yang “Taiji image” in your treatments by using Dynamic Balance
Expand upon the key steps learned in “Acupuncture 1,2,3” to treat more complicated cases
Receive a strong foundation in Balance Method principles in order to truly master Dr. Tan’s advanced classes
Sunday Aug. 22nd : Advance Balance Method – Treating Zang-Fu Disorders with Meridian-Conversion Therapy
Prerequisite: Basics of the Balance Method or Clinical Wonders with Acupuncture 1,2,3
Learn how to translate a Zang-Fu Diagnosis into a “Meridian Diagnosis” in order to devise the most effective treatments
Discover “Meridian Therapy” which is one of Dr. Tan’s famous and effective Ba Gua Methods
Treat internal diseases with confidence such as digestive, respiratory, psychological, and gynecological disorders
Design effective herbal formulas for a variety of acute and chronic internal diseases
Gain diagnostic skills and clinical pearls from a master in his field
Each session Fee: You may pay with PayPal below.
General fee - $195
fee for NYCTCM alumni or other school students - $170
fee for NYCTCM students - $140
If you register for all 3 get a 10 % discount
If you are coming from a distance you may like to stay overnight at this hotel for the seminar:
Hotel Information
Holiday Inn - Westbury
369 Old Country Road
Carle Place, NY 11514
Tel: 516-997-5000
Fax: 516-997-3623
Reservation through (516)997-5000 or 1-800-HOLIDAY
| Fees | Dr. Tan Seminar Day 1 - Clinical Wonders with Acupuncture |
|---|---|
| Dr. Tan Seminar Day 1 | Pay with PayPal |
| General Fee $195 |
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| NYCTCM Alumni * other school students $170 | |
| NYCTCM Student $140 |
| Fees | Dr. Tan Seminar Day 2 -Advance Balance Method - Introduction to Global Balance |
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| Dr. Tan Seminar Day 2 | Pay with PayPal |
| General Fee $195 | |
| NYCTCM Alumni * other school students $170 | |
| NYCTCM Student $140 |
| Fees | Dr. Tan Seminar Day 3 -Advance Balance Method – Treating Zang-Fu Disorders with Meridian-Conversion Therapy |
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| Dr. Tan Seminar Day 3 | Pay with PayPal |
| General Fee $195 | |
| NYCTCM Alumni * other school students $170 | |
| NYCTCM Student $140 |
| Fees | Dr. Tan Seminar - All 3 Days - Price includes the 10% discount |
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| Dr. Tan Seminar 3 Days | Pay with PayPal |
| General Fee $526.50 | |
| NYCTCM Alumni * other school students $459 | |
| NYCTCM Student $378 |
Learn the very popular TCM-based
Mei Zen Cosmetic Acupuncture System™ for the FACE, NECK, and ABDOMEN
At this highly regarded workshop, taught by Martha Lucas, Ph.D., L.Ac., you learn facial, neck, and abdominal cosmetic protocols. You will learn unique, classically based needling techniques and supporting information that will allow you to incorporate Mei Zen Cosmetic Acupuncture into your practice quickly. Your patients’ overall health will benefit from this procedure because it is pure TCM and you will add a lucrative income stream to your practice.
Mei Zen Cosmetic Acupuncture is the perfect solution for your patients who desire cosmetic improvements but are looking for a safe, healthy alternative. Some benefits reported by patients include increased energy, improved sleep, better digestion, improved sense of well being overall, reduction in depression and anxiety, reduction in hot flashes.
You will learn:
- Point prescriptions and needling techniques that give optimal results in cosmetic acupuncture on the face, neck, and abdomen.
- Information (nutrition, herbs, supplements, skin care, point prescriptions, QiGong, practice building, and more) that will help support the good results created from the treatments.
- There is hands-on supervised practice. (Please be prepared to give/receive treatment.)
Register
To register or for more information visit www.CosmeticAcupunctureSeminars.com
If you want to save money be certain to register early.
You may register directly by calling (303) 349-2932, register at the Registration Page of the CosmeticAcupunctureSeminars.com website, or by sending a check to:
Cosmetic Acupuncture Seminars
1331 Vine Street, Denver, CO. 80206
Dates & Times:
August 28, 29, & 30; 9:00 to 4:30 on Saturday and Sunday; 8:30 to 3:00 on Monday.
Location:
NYCTCM, 155 First St, Mineola NY, (516) 739-1545.
Cost:
$450.00 (special early registration price); students $400.00 (early registration only).
Early registration ends on August 1 when the cost of the seminar will be $495. Discounts only apply when payment is made in full.
What you need to bring: a sharps container, alcohol swabs, cotton balls, Qtips, 1 box of body needles you usually use. Arnica gel (optional). Lhasa, OMS, who sponsors our seminars, provides you with a supply of cosmetic needles to use during the supervised practice.
The Mei Zen Cosmetic Acupuncture System™ has been approved by the American Acupuncture Council as appropriate training in Cosmetic Acupuncture.
Instructor Bio:
Martha Lucas, Ph.D., L.Ac. - Dr. Lucas holds a Ph.D. in Psychology, is nationally certified by the NCCAOM, and licensed in Colorado. Lucas has more than 20 years of teaching experience including at the graduate school level. She has been described by participants in her workshops as "a gem in the field of TCM." See Martha Lucas' website for more information.
Cancellation policy:
If a participant cancels more than 14 days before the seminar date in writing, a refund will be given that is minus a $35 processing fee or you may use your registration to attend another seminar given by Dr. Lucas within one year. No refunds are given for cancellations less than 2 weeks before the seminar is scheduled. (We reserve the right to cancel 30 days in advance if a minimum number of participants is not met.)
Implementing EFT (Emotional Freedom Technique) to Facilitate Positive Clinical Results
NCCAOM approved course providing 8 CEU’s
This seminar is designed for practicing healthcare practitioners as well as students who are engaged in some clinical experience in their academic schedule.
EFT is a form of energy psychology, which combines physical tapping on acupuncture points combined with verbalization . Negative emotions are neutralized as meridian blocks are cleared. When an emotional trigger is activated, the technique can help change the patient’s neurological response, thus helping them move forward in a more comprehensive and lasting way.
The seminar is interactive. The first segment involves teaching the EFT protocol. This includes muscle testing and re-calibrating to assure that the patient is congruent with participating in the process. Once corrections have been made and readiness has been established, tapping and verbalization is taught and demonstrated. Not only will the participants experience how the process feels, but also have the opportunity to practice the technique on others during the afternoon session.
Because everyone is involved in clinical practice, feedback from recipients of the process is extremely important in learning how to manage the unfolding of each session. There will be adequate time for discussion of these observations and findings.
Date & Location
Sunday, September 12, 2010
Time: 9am - 6pm
Place:
NYCTCM
155 First St.
Mineola, NY 11501
About EFT
(EFT) is an incredible tool that has been used for about 10 years to help people overcome a wide variety of physical and emotional discomforts. It is easy enough to be mastered by most people. The use of this technique is relatively new and may be a part of the beginning of a complete revolution in the way we handle our emotions. In many cases, difficulties that have persisted in spite of years of work using the methods of traditional psychology may be relieved in minutes. If not, relief is generally possible within days or weeks rather than years.
At times, it is hard to believe that such a simple technique can have such profound effects on such a wide variety of discomforts. EFT does not work on every single issue, but it appears to be effective 90% of the time.
Using EFT for all aspects of a particular problem increases its effectiveness. Sometimes the results are almost unbelievable! It seems to produce permanent effects for many conditions. If a condition returns, repeated EFT sessions will usually release the condition and treating all "aspects" of the problem stabilizes the results.
EFT addresses such issues as:
- Chronic Pain
- Trauma
- Depression/Anxiety
- Belief & Behavior Change
- Athletic Performance
- Academic Success
About Susan Davis
Susan Davis is a complementary medical practitioner specializing in EFT (Emotional Freedom Technique). She has been in private practice for over 25 years doing Traditional Chinese Medicine, QiGong and Reiki. She is also an educator and seminar facilitator with a Masters in Education. Susan is a Diplomate and Nationally Certified by NCCAOM (National Commission for the Certification of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine)and a member of the Academy of Item Writers within that organization, a FSOMA member and an affiliate of ACEP.
Over her 25 years as an educator and private practitioner, she has developed a multi-modality program for chronic pain management (COPE) helped organize and operate an out-patient Detox program and lectured extensively in hospitals, schools and other public venues. Her passion is working with Personal Transformation and has had years of experience training people desiring this change in their lives.
Susan is dedicated to helping people grow and heal physically, emotionally and spiritually by shifting and eliminating negative energy blocks.
Her focus presently is training healthcare professionals to integrate EFT into their practice. She believes adding the energy psychology component not only speeds up recovery but can facilitate amazing break-troughs which often transform people's lives.
ETF Transitions with Susan Davis website
Seminar Fees
Early registration (before August 28th) is $180 after that the cost of seminar is $200.
| Fees | EFT Seminar with Susan Davis |
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| EFT Seminar Fees before 8/28/2010 | Pay with PayPal |
| General Fee $180 before 8/28 | |
| NYCTCM Alumni & other school students $144.00 | |
| NYCTCM Student $90.00 |
See a movie of some of the good work being done in Rwanda with Emotional Freedom Technique. Susan Davis wrote to us and said she was just at a seminar where the women who made this film were speaking and said they had done amazing work in Rwanda using Emotional Freedom Technique.
Strategies for Treating Liver Disorders with Chinese Herbs
Over 100 Years Lineage in Ding’s Family
Lecture is in English
Speaker: Prof. Yi-E Ding
Date & Time: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM,
Sun., 09/17/2010
NCCAOM PDA Points: 7
The current of Meng-He medicine has had 400 years history in China. Along with the eastward spread of Meng-He medicine, the first practitioner in Ding’s family, Dr. Ganren Ding moved to Shanghai and later founded the Shanghai College of Chinese Medicine, the first school of modern education in TCM in the history. As one of the fourth generation of Ganren Ding, Prof. Yi-E Ding will introduce Ding’ medical style and clinical experiences in Chinese medicine. He will introduce in detail on the strategies for treating liver disorders with Chinese herbs including secret formulas used in over 100 years lineage in his family.
About the Speaker: Prof. Yi-E is a Chief Doctor of Internal Medicine in Longhua Hospital affiliated to Shanghai University of TCM. He graduated from both western medicine and TCM colleges in 1967 and 1975. In recent years he has lectured and practiced in Germany and the United States.
Location:
New York College of Traditional Chinese Medicine
155 First St.
Mineola, NY 11501
Fees: Download the CEU Registration form and mail a check to NYCTCM or pay with PayPal.
| Fees | |
|---|---|
| Strategies for Treating Liver Disorders | Pay with PayPal |
| General Fee $135 | |
| NYCTCM Alumni 20% discount $108 | |
| NYCTCM Student 50% discount $68 |
CCAOM Offers New On-Line CEU Course!!
The CCAOM is pleased to announce the launch of a new CEU course to be offered exclusively through the Council’s website, www.ccaom.org.
This course has been accepted by NCCAOM (Provider # ACHB 664-001) and will offer 4 PDA points towards the CEU safety requirement for NCCAOM Diplomates, and can be completed in the convenience of your office or home, on your own schedule. The cost of the course is $25.
This continuing education course provides up-to-date information on blood borne pathogens, Mycobacterium tuberculosis, and safe practice, and is intended for licensed acupuncturists. The course reviews epidemiological data on hepatitis B, hepatitis C, and the human immunodeficiency virus, and provides updated information relating to emergency procedures and clean needle technique.
If you have access to the Internet, you have access to this course!
This new CEU course, entitled “CNT and Blood Borne Pathogen Review Course,” is now available. For complete information about the course, visit the Council of College's of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine website at www.ccaom.org, or call the Council’s national office at 410-464-6040. (NOTE:
This course is not a substitute for the Clean Needle Technique course, which is a requirement for NCCAOM certification and licensure in many states.)
Revised 7/28/2010
