Andrew Nugent-Head – Chinese Bodywork for Clinical Practice

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Andrew Nugent-Head – Chinese Bodywork for Clinical Practice

Touch is the greatest healing force. Touch is the greatest force in healing. Chinese This realization was realized by combining medical theory with clinical experience to make touch the most healing art in the field of healing. Chinese medicine. The usefulness of a sword depends on the warrior’s handskill; the efficacy of a needle depends on the practitioner’s skill of touch. It is unrealistic to expect clinical success if you don’t train your hands in order to treat internal diseases and external injuries. This 5-module training program provides the same foundation in bodywork that it does. Andrew Nugent-Head Learned in China in the same order he learned it over his years of training there. It is, in his view, the most important aspect of practicing reliable, tangible and effective medicine. Teach it by Andrew Nugent-Head
Module 01: Daoist Zangfu Acupressure
Daoist Zangfu acupuncturpressure is a bodywork method that regulates Qi flow within the body. It can help patients with very severe illnesses return to their fundamental health. It was passed down by a wandering Daoist and almost lost during the Cultural Revolution. Only a handful of people today are interested in using this remarkable bodywork system in clinic. It was the first medical treatment method that was ever developed. Andrew Nugent-HeadThis was the lesson that Professor Wang Jin taught him.-Huai.
Module 02: Yin Style bagua Bodywork Techniques I
Module 02 introduces the medical bodywork for Yin Style Bagua. Bodywork This is the foundation treatment method for Yin Style Bagua doctors, and the source of their acupuncture skills. These modules will cover 24 fundamental hand techniques and the differences between Qi-focused vs.. These modules include blood-focused techniques, skeletal alignment, protocols, and demonstrations of treatment.
Module 03: Yin Style bagua Bodywork Techniques II
Modules 03 continue the medical bodywork of Yin Style bagua. Bodywork This is the foundation treatment method for Yin Style Bagua doctors, and the source of their acupuncture skills. These modules will cover 24 fundamental hand techniques and the differences between Qi-focused vs.. These modules include blood-focused techniques, skeletal alignment, protocols, and demonstrations of treatment.
Module 04: Yin Style bagua Bodywork Techniques III
Modules 04 are the final step in the introduction to the medical bodywork for Yin Style Bagua. Bodywork The fundamental treatment method of Yin Style Bagua physicians, which is the heart of their Qi based skillsets and the source for their acupuncture ability. These three modules provide information about the 24 fundamental hand techniques as well as the differences in Qi focused and non-Qi focused. These modules cover blood focused techniques, skeletal alignment protocols, and treatment demonstrations.
Module 05: Awakening the Yuan–The Deep Qi Protocol
The final module, which only uses Deep Qi, introduces skills to deal with the Yuan Qi, an intangible but fundamental Qi that is responsible for sickness and health. It examines the tangibility of what we can do to reach the Yuan Qi and activate it when working with the terminally, systemically, chronically ill. We also discuss the successes and failures of both. Chinese Learn and practice a protocol sequence in order to balance your allopathic medicine and practitioner maturity. for It is possible to awaken the Yuan Qi, as well as adapt it for redressing emotional and physical imbalances.

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