Japanese Acupuncture Education
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Thursday, August 19th, 2010Japanese Acupuncture is a sophisticated and powerful interpretation of Chinese acupuncture and moxibustion. It is deeply rooted in the Chinese classics such as the Shang Han Lun, the Nei Jing and the Nan Jing. The most asked questions about Japanese Acupuncture are “How do I start?” “How are TCM and Japanese Acupuncture related?” On October [...]
Japanese Acupuncture Video Updates
Thursday, August 12th, 2010At http://worldacupuncture.com we focus on the clinical practice of Japanese Acupuncture and Moxibustion. We were deeply inspired by Mizutani Junji Sensei’s workshop on rice grain moxibustion last month. So much so that we are dedicating this entire month of videos to rice grain moxibustion! Andrew Beencke, our resident videographer and moxibustionist extraordinaire (a man with [...]
A Pictorial Report of Junji Mizutani’s Australian Moxibustion Workshop
Monday, August 2nd, 20102nd image in a sequence showing Junji Mizutani’s sublime moxibustion skills Awesome workshop, I learned heaps. The survival of the ‘artistic heart n soul’ of our medicine relies so much on the demonstration of the finesse and skill of master practitioners in action. Domo Arigato, Junji sensei, Greg and John. Instructional DVD by Junji Mizutani [...]
Japanese Acupuncture Blog Rates Highly
Monday, August 2nd, 2010A few sweet links for your perusing pleasure. 1st link suggests that http://worldacupunctureblog.com is amongst the 40 best blogs on the planet for exploring Eastern Medicine. http://medicalassistantcolleges.com/40-best-blogs-for-exploring-eastern-medicine Very much appreciated acknowledgment of over 2 years of blogging about the amazing healing art of Japanese Acupuncture and moxibustion. There are some awesome blogs in this list, [...]
Japanese Acupuncture Workshop Report
Sunday, July 18th, 2010Last weekend’s Japanese Acupuncture workshop was a great pleasure for me to present. Bridging the Gap between TCM and Japanese Acupuncture workshop participants . The enthusiasm and attention of the participants was beautifully complemented by the unique surrounds of the Australia Bush, a very pleasant, well appointed conference room plus excellent catering for our delicious [...]
Japanese Acupuncture Workshop, 10th-11th July
Thursday, June 24th, 2010At the ‘ Bridging the Gap between TCM and Japanese Acupuncture’ workshop on the 10th July in Brisbane, Australia our aim is to provide our participants with sufficient guidelines and practical training to leave this workshop ready to develop a valuable set of highly refined, consumer friendly clinical skills with an expanded understanding of the [...]
Japanese Acupuncture Workshop in Brisbane, Australia
Sunday, May 16th, 2010Learn more about Japanese Acupuncture and how it can benefit you and your patients by joining us on Saturday the 10th and Sunday the 11th of July at Walk-About Creak Function Centre, 60 Mount Nebo Road, The Gap, QLD, 4061. If you are geographically compromised and unable to attend the workshop in person we will [...]
Japanese Acupuncture benefits victims of the Chilean earthquake
Sunday, April 11th, 2010Japanese acupuncture was used to benefit victims of the Chilean earthquake earlier this year. How did this come to pass? In my practice of Japanese acupuncture I am invariably accompanied by a student/assistant during treatment. There are three good reasons. 1. Most important being that the patient benefits from the students/assistants focus and intention. 2. [...]
Japanese Acupuncture and Palliative Care update
Monday, April 5th, 2010In my last blog post regarding Japanese acupuncture and palliative care I mentioned that I had targeted the Spleen Meridian/complex as the most deficient and this simplified treatment demonstrably. Robyn has been dependent upon nausea medication for some time, so I was delighted to find out that she had been able to go some days [...]
Japanese Acupuncture and Palliative Care
Monday, March 29th, 2010Japanese Acupuncture and Palliative Care might seem an unusual combination but my clinical experience strongly suggests that there may be some significant positive clinical outcomes as a result of judicious treatment. Robyn A grandmother in her late 60s who has been sadly diagnosed as suffering from stage 4 ovarian cancer. The symptoms include extreme ascites [...]
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