Course Overview

In this part, points 77.17 through 77.25 are covered. Some discussion topics include: the importance of supervision and point selection, treatment plans, “when Master Tung’s points don’t work,” and how to rebuild Qi with moxa, tonification after using wind herbs, cervical dystonia, torticollis, hypertension, hypotension, treatment after stroke, shoulder pain and gestational hyperthyroid and the Gallbladder is the Sea of Marrow. NOTE: This course mentions bleeding techniques and the treatment of cancer as part of the historical discussion of Tung’s acupuncture points. Bloodletting and Cancer treatment are not within the scope of practice for California Acupuncture Licensees. Furthermore, bloodletting nd/or the treatment of cancer may or may not be included in your scope of practice in your particular jurisdiction. The mention of the historical use of these techniques does not certify the learner to use these points or condone the use of these techniques outside the scope of one’s practice in their jurisdiction. For a detailed table of contents, visit this link: https://bit.ly/3qpTg05

Course Objectives

• To continue the study of Tung's Points system.
• To offer a detailed and in-depth description of points and point patterns from Tung's system of points, starting with those found on the thighs.
• Students will also learn about ankle pain's relationship to hip issues, 77.18-77.21 Three Emperors, 77.22-77.23 Beside Three Miles Upper/Lower, and much more.
• To make sure students are taking in the information offered in a way that will allow for the immediate use of the points described.
• To encourage the further study of this remarkable body of work.

Course Outline

0 hrs - 30 minRecorded question about cervical dystonia, 77.01-77.02 Correct Tendons, 77.21-77.22 Beside Three Miles; Recorded question about how to handle patients who have pain after needling; recorded question about patient with ankle pain and relationship to hip issues; When Master Tung’s points don’t work; Students' case: 55 year old patient one-year post stroke/hemiplegia

30 min - 1 hrsBleeding the vessels on the back of a clenched hand; 77.17 Heaven Emperor (Tung’s SP9); 77.18-77.21 Three Emperors; 77.18 Kidney Gate (Shen Guan); recorded question about 50 year old male, Kidney yin deficient, incomplete evacuation of the bladder

1 hrs - 1.5 hrs77.19 Earth Emperor; 77.20 Four Limbs; 77.21 Man Emperor; Movie: 77.18-77.21 Three Emperors; 77.22-77.23 Beside Three Miles Upper/Lower

1.5 hrs - 2 hrsMovie: 77.22-77.23 Beside Three Miles Upper/Lower; 77.24-77.25 Leg Thousand Gold/Leg Five Gold; recorded question about Gallbladder connection to the bone; Movie: 77.24-77.25 Leg Thousand Gold/Leg Five Gold; recorded Q&A and case histories

Course Overview

In this part, points 77.26 through 88.06 are covered (including Three Plum Blossom). Some discussion topics include: benign and malignant tumors, supporting chemotherapy and radiation, rheumatoid arthritis, use fewer points when treating weak, elderly or pregnant patients, habitual miscarriage and stabilizing pregnancy, and the treatment of all types of female reproductive concerns. NOTE: This course mentions bleeding techniques and the treatment of cancer as part of the historical discussion of Tung’s acupuncture points. Bloodletting and Cancer treatment are not within the scope of practice for California Acupuncture Licensees. Furthermore, bloodletting nd/or the treatment of cancer may or may not be included in your scope of practice in your particular jurisdiction. The mention of the historical use of these techniques does not certify the learner to use these points or condone the use of these techniques outside the scope of one’s practice in their jurisdiction. For a detailed table of contents, visit this link: https://bit.ly/3wYIG2F

Course Objectives

• To continue the study of Tung's Points system.
• To offer a detailed and in-depth description of points and point patterns from Tung's system of points, starting with those found on the thighs.
• Students will also learn about treating lymphoma, stabilizing pregnancy, 88.04-88.06 Three Sisters for treating various conditions, and much more.
• To make sure students are taking in the information offered in a way that will allow for the immediate use of the points described.
• To encourage the further study of this remarkable body of work.

Course Outline

0 hrs - 30 min77.26 Seven Tigers; recorded question: would you use 77.24-77.24 Leg Five/Leg Thousand Gold and 77.22-77.23 Beside Three Miles in the same treatment?; 77.27 Outer Three Gates; recorded question: 72 year old patient with benign brain tumor, case history; recorded question about treating lymphoma; Movie: 77.27 Outer Three Gates; 77.28 Bright Light (Tung’s KD7); 88.01-88.03 Heart Passing Points; Case history: 90 year old patient who could not walk

30 min - 1 hrsRecorded question: How many needles/points do you use when needling the 88.01-88.03 Heart Passing Points; Stabilizing pregnancy; Case history: moxa used for rheumatoid arthritis; Recorded question: For a needle phobic patient could you moxa Heart Passing Points? Needle suggestions; 88.04-88.06 Three Sisters

1 hrs - 1.5 hrsRecorded question about measuring cun on a patient, using fingers; recorded question about the order of needling for thigh points; recorded question about limiting points during pregnancy; recorded Movie: 88.04-88.06 Three Sisters; Movie: Three Plum Blossom; recorded Q&A and case histories

Course Overview

In this part, points 88.07 through 88.16 are covered. Some discussion topics include: Infertility: male or female, the Epley Maneuver for vertigo, PKD Polycystic Kidney and Liver Disease, hepatitis, cirrhosis, Parkinson’s and Meniere’s Disease, cholecystitis and saving the gallbladder. NOTE: This course mentions bleeding techniques and the treatment of cancer as part of the historical discussion of Tung’s acupuncture points. Bloodletting and Cancer treatment are not within the scope of practice for California Acupuncture Licensees. Furthermore, bloodletting nd/or the treatment of cancer may or may not be included in your scope of practice in your particular jurisdiction. The mention of the historical use of these techniques does not certify the learner to use these points or condone the use of these techniques outside the scope of one’s practice in their jurisdiction. For a detailed table of contents, visit this link: https://bit.ly/3h6ba3H

Course Objectives

• To continue the study of Tung's Points system.
• To offer a detailed and in-depth description of points and point patterns from Tung's system of points, starting with those found on the thighs.
• Students will also learn about 88.04-88.06 Three Sisters for infertility, 88.09-88.11 Passing Kidney Points, 88.12-88.14 Three Yellows, 88:15-88.16 Gallbladder Points for treating specific conditions, and much more.
• To make sure students are taking in the information offered in a way that will allow for the immediate use of the points described.
• To encourage the further study of this remarkable body of work.

Course Outline

0 hrs - 30 minRecorded question about using 88.04-88.06 Three Sisters for infertility; recorded question about bleeding under the tongue for stroke related aphasia and for children who do not speak; 88.07-88.08 Catch Cold First/Second; 88.09-88.11 Passing Kidney Points; Movie: 88.09-88.11 Passing Kidney Points; 88.12-88.14 Three Yellows

30 min - 1 hrsEpley Maneuver to clear the ears; recorded question about whether to needle before or after the Epley Maneuver; recorded question about how to combine Three Yellows with other points; Case history: managing advanced polycystic kidney disease; recorded question: would you choose Three Yellows for less extreme cases of Liver yin or Liver blood deficiency?; recorded question about how Susan diagnoses patients who have advanced diseases; Movie: 88.12-88.14 Three Yellows

1 hrs - 1.25 hrs88.14-88.16 Gallbladder Points; recorded comment about YAZ birth control and incidence of gallbladder disease, Sam-E; Movie: 88:15-88.16 Gallbladder Points; Stimulation of the needles; recorded question about location of 77.24-77.25 Leg Five/Leg Thousand Gold; recorded Q&A and case histories

Course Overview

In this part, points 88.17 through 88.32 are covered. Some discussion topics include: Polycystic ovarian disease, IVF patients, how to completely avoid getting sick, Four Horses are in the Top Five point patterns, psoriasis, allergies, autoimmune, asthma, cupping the navel for patients with hives and GB31/GB32 for stroke. For a detailed table of contents, visit this link: https://bit.ly/3zX1hxU

Course Objectives

• To continue the study of Tung's Points system.
• To offer a detailed and in-depth description of points and point patterns from Tung's system of points, starting with those found on the thighs.
• Students will also learn about 88.17-88.19 Four Horses and how to needle when treating skin conditions, 88.25 Center Nine Miles (GB31), A.01 Seven Miles (GB32) and much more.
• To make sure students are taking in the information offered in a way that will allow for the immediate use of the points described.
• To encourage the further study of this remarkable body of work.

Course Outline

0 hrs - 30 minRecorded question about patient with shoulder/arm pain, patient got nauseous and lightheaded during treatment; recorded question about treating polycystic ovarian disease; recorded question about treating patient during IVF; recorded question about patient with migraines since menopause; 88.17-88.19 Four Horses; Eat breakfast, take a hot shower as soon as possible after getting chilled and you will not get sick

30 min - 1.25 hrsMovie: 88.17-88.19 Four Horses; How to needle Four Horses when treating skin conditions; recorded question: patient with chronic ‘hives’/urticaria, case histories: patients with hives, cupping the navel; 88.20-88.22 Three Fountains; 88.23 Gold Front Lower, 88.24 Gold Front Upper; 88.25 Center Nine Miles (GB31), A.01 Seven Miles (GB32); 88.25-88.27 Three Nine Miles; 88.28 Release; 88.29-88.31 Inner Passing Points; 88.32 Lost Voice; recorded Q&A and case histories

Course Overview

In this part, Ling Shu 5 is covered, as the last but most important piece of theory in using Tung’s points, with the majority of the time being spent on questions and discussions. Some other discussion topics include: continuation on Four Horses, how practitioners can conserve their own Qi, safe points to use during pregnancy and infertility in young women. For a detailed table of contents, visit this link: https://bit.ly/2SWXXCB

Course Objectives

• To continue the study of Tung's Points system.
• To offer a detailed and in-depth description of points and point patterns from Tung's system of points, starting with those found on the thighs.
• Students will also learn about points that are safe to use during pregnancy and points for patients trying to conceive; detailed information about Ling Shu 5, and much more.
• To make sure students are taking in the information offered in a way that will allow for the immediate use of the points described.
• To encourage the further study of this remarkable body of work.

Course Outline

0 hrs - 30 minRecorded question about using 88.17-88.19 Four Horses as a preparatory energy boost; Moxa Season, how practitioners can conserve their own qi; recorded question about needling Three Plum Blossom for a patient trying to conceive; recorded question about points that are safe to use during pregnancy; recorded question about young women who had irregular periods but now wish to conceive; 65 year old patient with chronic psoriasis who gets tired when Four Horses are needled

30 min - 1 hrsCase history: patient with psoriasis; Ling Shu 5

1 hrs - 1.5 hrs Ling Shu 5 recorded discussion cont'd; recorded Q&A and case histories

Course Overview

In this part, points 99.01 through 1010.07 are covered (including Prefrontal Scalp Points). Some discussion topics include: a brief introduction to ear acupuncture and techniques used on the ear apex, Hakomi: trauma and the brain, scalp acupuncture for insomnia, anxiety and depression, 1010.07 All Pivot for nausea and vomiting, gestational hyperemesis. NOTE: This course mentions bleeding techniques and the treatment of cancer as part of the historical discussion of Tung’s acupuncture points. Bloodletting and Cancer treatment are not within the scope of practice for California Acupuncture Licensees. Furthermore, bloodletting and/or the treatment of cancer may or may not be included in your scope of practice in your particular jurisdiction. The mention of the historical use of these techniques does not certify the learner to use these points or condone the use of these techniques outside the scope of one’s practice in their jurisdiction. For a detailed table of contents, visit this link: https://bit.ly/35OIzej

Course Objectives

• To continue the study of Tung's Points system.
• To offer a detailed and in-depth description of points and point patterns from Tung's system of points, starting with those found on the thighs.
• Students will also learn about ear acupuncture and various points that go with those protocols, Hakomi, Prefrontal scalp points, and much more.
• To make sure students are taking in the information offered in a way that will allow for the immediate use of the points described.
• To encourage the further study of this remarkable body of work.

Course Outline

0 hrs - 30 minEar Acupuncture; 99.01 Ear Ring; 99.02 Wood Ear; 99.03 Fire Ear; 99.04 Earth Ear; 99.05 Gold Ear; 99.06 Water Ear; 99.07 Ear Back, 99.08 Ear Apex; Student case history: bleeding Ear Apex. Bleeding the ears for psoriasis, high blood pressure; Case history: 7-year old with high fever; Prefrontal Scalp acupuncture

30 min - 1 hrsHakomi, how the brain responds to trauma; Case history: scalp acupuncture and medication withdrawal, and the pumpkin headdress…; How to needle scalp points; Movie: Prefrontal Scalp Points

1 hrs - 1.5 hrs1010.01 Upright Meeting (DU20); 1010.02 State Round (UB7); 1010.04 State High Mountain (UB6); 1010.03 State Elder Brother (UB8); Moxa 1010.04 State High Mountain (UB6) for bulging eyeball due to tumor; Threading points in the head thru DU20; Case history: Prefrontal scalp needles to treat trauma, anxiety, depression, the sensation of the qi from the needles going thru to the brain; recorded question about when prefrontal scalp needles are retained vs removed at the office; Case history: patient who committed suicide, 5150 – police code for sending patient to a psychiatric hospital; 1010.07 All Pivot; recorded question about treating nausea during pregnancy; recorded Q&A and case histories

Course Overview

In this part, points 1010.08 through 1010.25 are covered. Some discussion topics include: Urinary Tract Infections (UTI), bladder spasm and interstitial cystitis, the ONLY way to painlessly needle LI20 and clear the sinus in ten minutes or less, cholecystitis, any kind of cough, asthma, lower back pain, sciatica and exhaustion. For a detailed table of contents, visit this link: https://bit.ly/3vWg2hs

Course Objectives

• To continue the study of Tung's Points system.
• To offer a detailed and in-depth description of points and point patterns from Tung's system of points, starting with those found on the thighs.
• Students will also learn about KHT palm points for bladder spasm, Dr. Miriam Lee's strategies for treating back pain, and 1010.25 State Water, and much more.
• To make sure students are taking in the information offered in a way that will allow for the immediate use of the points described.
• To encourage the further study of this remarkable body of work.

Course Outline

0 hrs - 30 min1010.08 Tranquility (Yin Tang); Needling Yin Tang; Movie: 1010.08 Tranquility (Yin Tang); 1010.09 Supreme Mile, 1010.10 Four Bowels Second, 1010.11 Four Bowels First; 1010.12 Upright Source; 1010.13 Horse Gold Water, 1010.14 Horse Fast Water; Koryo Hand Therapy palm points for bladder spasm, interstitial cystitis; Movie: 1010.13 Horse Gold Water, 1010.14 Horse Fast Water; 1010.15 Bowels Fast (LI20 Welcome Fragrance)

30 min - 1.25 hrsMovie: 1010.15 Bowels Fast (LI20 Welcome Fragrance); 1010.16 Six Fast, 1010.17 Seven Fast; 1010.18 Wood Branch; 1010.19 Water Through, 1010.20 Water Gold; Case history: Dr. Miriam Lee treating back pain; Movie: 1010.19 Water Through, 1010.20 Water Gold; 1010.21 Jade Fire, 1010.22 Nose Wing; Movie: 1010.22 Nose Wing; 1010.23 State Fire, 1010.24 State Gold; 1010.25 State Water; Movie: 1010.25 State Water; recorded Q&A and case histories

Course Overview

In this part, points DT.01 through DT.17, and VT.01 are covered (including instruction and videos on Moxa Season and using moxa pots). DT10 is skipped in the lecture, but is included in the notesdownload. Some discussion topics include: Cleaning the Toxin Points, treating scleroderma, Five Mountain Range for severe hypertension or high fever, cupping the navel for hives, Three Gold for degenerative knees, DT08/09 for stubborn sciatica and bleeding the sacrum for extreme wind (convulsions). NOTE: This course mentions bleeding techniques and the treatment of cancer as part of the historical discussion of Tung’s acupuncture points. Bloodletting and Cancer treatment are not within the scope of practice for California Acupuncture Licensees. Furthermore, bloodletting nd/or the treatment of cancer may or may not be included in your scope of practice in your particular jurisdiction. The mention of the historical use of these techniques does not certify the learner to use these points or condone the use of these techniques outside the scope of one’s practice in their jurisdiction. For a detailed table of contents, visit this link: https://bit.ly/35T0RLa

Course Objectives

• To continue the study of Tung's Points system.
• To offer a detailed and in-depth description of points and point patterns from Tung's system of points, starting with those found on the thighs.
• Students will also learn about Moxa Pots, cupping for various conditions, DT points and much more.
• To make sure students are taking in the information offered in a way that will allow for the immediate use of the points described.
• To offer the most important piece of operative theory, related to the Nei Jing and considered to be the I-Ching aspect of Tung's Acupuncture.

Course Outline

0 hrs - 30 minMoxa, moxa pots, moxa oil; Movie: The Use of Moxa Pots; Movie: Lighting the Moxa Pot; DT.01-DT17 Back Points, bleeding in Tung’s acupuncture

30 min - 1 hrsDT.01-DT.02 Toxin Areas; Case history: cupping for scleroderma; DT.03 Seven Stars; DT.04 Five Mountain Range; Cupping the navel on children (Susan would not do this); recorded question about cupping the navel for autoimmune condition; DT.05 Double Phoenix; DT.06 Nine Monkeys; DT.07 Three Gold

1 hrs - 1.5 hrsCase history: gym teacher with chronic knee pain; Case history: severe arm pain, knee pain, alcoholic patient; Bleeding vs needling on the back is safe; Movie: DT.07 Three Gold; DT.08 Essence Branch, DT.09 Gold Forest; DT.10 Top Pillar; DT.11 Posterior Heart; DT.12 Catch Cold Three; DT.13 Water Center; DT.14 Water Bowels

1.5 hrs - 2 hrsDT.15 Three Rivers, DT.16 Two Rivers, DT.17 Up-Shooting Heaven, Case history: Bleeding the sacrum to treat a patient who was convulsing, VT.01 Nine Moths, Other VT points, never needle REN17 Shan Zhong, recorded Q&A and case histories