Gentle Neoclassical Japanese Approaches for Sensitive and Traumatized Patients – Bob Quinn

This lecture was filmed by TCM Academy as part of Congress ICCM # 2018. Payment required

Link to TCM Academy Website: https://www.tcm.ac/course/gentle-neoclassical-japanese-approaches-for-sensitive-and-traumatized-patients/

Length: 2:20 Hours 

NCCAOM: 2 PDAs/CEUs 

In recent years, numerous researchers have focused on the key role of trauma recovery in successfully dealing with serious illnesses such as cancer and autoimmune conditions. The more adverse childhood events (ACES) one has experienced, the more likely one is to develop later in life serious illness, and the more difficult it will be to recover. In 2011 Japan was struck by a devastating earthquake and tsunami. Novel approaches were developed in the field as acupuncturists arrived on the scene to help. These strategies make a good deal of sense in light of the research of Stephen Porges, Ph.D. and his polyvagal theory. The effectiveness of these new therapies in Japan that utilize largely non-insertive techniques appears to likely be explained by an increase in vagal tone.

In this course these therapies will be demonstrated and discussed.

Learning Objectives:

  1. Understand the commonly accepted understanding of Nan Jing Chapter 69 in Japanese Meridian
  2. Learn the use of a teishin on the face as a part of trauma treatment.
  3. Understand the role of 5 element pulse balancing as a key part of trauma treatment.

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