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$199
$99.50 first year grads
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Oct 20, 2012 |
Times
Sat, 8am-5pm
Sun, 8am-Noon
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| Introduction to Tui Na |
What is Tui na?
Based on the principles of traditional Chinese medicine, Tui Na (meaning "push-and-grasp" is a form of medical massage that pays an important role in the Chinese healing arts. Like acupuncture, this ancient therapy both treats and prevents disease by applying primarily manual methods to remove obstructions in the energy pathways of the body and promotes an increase in the body's vital energy. A rich variety of Tui Na techniques work to improve blood circulation, reduce the displacement of joints, enhance joint mobility, heal soft tissue injuries, improve the functions of the internal organs, regulate the nerves, and flush cellular tissues.
Why should I attend?
Of all traditional Chinese medicine practices, the ancient therapy of Tui Na blends most easily with the paradigms of modern medicine, since it involves work with anatomy, physiology, pathology, kinesiology and biomechanics. While Tui Na is not yet recognized abroad as widely as acupuncture, it will undoubtedly soon come to be appreciated as powerfully effective, safe, and comfortable therapy used by people all over the world. This is your chance to be introduced to this powerful technique. This class is open to the public with special benefit and CE's for doctors of chiropractic, acupuncturists, Oriental medicine practitioners and massage therapists.
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| About the Instructor |
Wei Liu, BMed (China), LAc, DiplAc, professor, Minnesota College of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine at Northwestern Health Sciences University, is a third generation Chinese medical practitioners and a coveted teacher and speaker on Chinese medicine from coast to coast. His education at Tianjin College of Traditional Chinese Medicine involved a mixed major, focusing on a combination of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Western medicine. Additionally, Liu was trained in surgery and trauma care and worked as an orthopedic surgeon at the Tianjin First Central Hospital, where Chinese and Western medicine are integrated.
Wei Liu "is very knowledgeable and explained things very well. Excellent Seminar!"
-Michael Luse, DC, Sioux City, IA
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