intro
part 1 - Acupuncture Theory
part 2 - Identify Bodily Regions of Acupuncture
part 3 - Recommend Appropriate Acupuncture Treatment
part 4 - Apply Acupuncture Treatment
Heart Meridian
Spleen Meridian
Lung Meridian
Kidney Meridian
Sanjiao Meridian
Stomach Meridian
Large Intestine Meridian
Small Intestine Meridian
Bladder Meridian
Scenario Preperation
Scenario Presentation 1
Scenario Presentation 2
Scenario Presentation 3
A success story....
...She decided to visit an acupuncturist at The Pacific Wellness Institute upon her relative's referral to see if acupuncture treatments might help.
I suggested to her that she try acupuncture for a month and see if there is any improvement of her symptoms. After several acupuncture treatments, she postponed surgery since her leg pain decreased significantly, and continued to receive weekly acupuncture treatments.
On March 2000, she had no complaint of any backache, leg pain or weakness, and no neurological signs remained other than ignorable mild numbness in her ankle region. There was no restriction or pain during lumbar range of motions and SLR became negative. She returned to work on a full-time basis, happy that acupuncture treatment got her back on her feet without surgery.
...She decided to visit an acupuncturist at The Pacific Wellness Institute upon her relative's referral to see if acupuncture treatments might help.
I suggested to her that she try acupuncture for a month and see if there is any improvement of her symptoms. After several acupuncture treatments, she postponed surgery since her leg pain decreased significantly, and continued to receive weekly acupuncture treatments.
On March 2000, she had no complaint of any backache, leg pain or weakness, and no neurological signs remained other than ignorable mild numbness in her ankle region. There was no restriction or pain during lumbar range of motions and SLR became negative. She returned to work on a full-time basis, happy that acupuncture treatment got her back on her feet without surgery.
