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Foundation Course
Traditional Chinese Medicine 1
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Traditional Chinese Medicine 1(TCM)
NEW! Fast–Track
With TCM regulation around the corner, every serious health practitioner is recommended to take the opportunity in understanding the practice and theory behind this ancient and powerful medical paradigm and art form that is quickly being integrated into health modalities and facilties. This new TCM fast track course gets to the core of the foundations of TCM theory through summary, demonstration and clinics. Study materials include, The Huang Di Nei Jing (Yellow Emperor Internal Classic), medical classics and a fast track TCM Foundation workbook. Tongue and pulse diagnosis, TCM differentiation, internal medicine, commonly used teas, herbs, formulas, pills and tinctures (english, latin and pin-yin), tuina (chinese meridian massage), needling techniques, auricular and scalp acupuncture, cupping, moxabustion and electro-acupuncture are explored. TCM is holistic and does not treat symptoms but rather, treats the root cause.
The fast track comprehensive TCM course consists of three 10 module courses - Foundation, Intermediate and Advanced. To make it convenient (learn on your own time and save on transportation, time and money) and to expedite the learning process, some of the modules in each course will be on-line as well as partaking in designated clock hours at the school. Acupuncture is a prerequiste but can be taken at the same time. Supervised clinic and hands on experience makes this specially designed and systematically laid out TCM course, a must to enhance skills and business for all serious holistic practitioners and healers.
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Foundation Course
Traditional Chinese Medicine 1 (TCM 1)
Professor: Scarlett Deva Antaloczy |
Total Hours: 225 |
History – Origins – Traditional Chinese Medicine Theory 1
Huang di Nei Jing/Relationships and 5 Element Associations/Zang-Fu organs
TCM Theory/Concepts – Traditional Chinese Medicine Theory 1:
TCM concepts, Observation,, Auscultation and Olfaction, Interrogation, Palpation, 8 Principles, Etiology, The Three Treasures, Qi, Blood, Body Fluid, 10+ questions, Clean Needle Technique Review.
Differentiation
Traditional Chinese Medicine Differentiation (diagnosis) and treatment, based on emphasis and analysis of signs and symptoms of major TCM patterns, tongue and pulse diagnosis, differentiation of syndromes, zang-fu organs, and meridians with acupuncture point prescriptions.
Single Herbs 1 – Traditional Chinese Medicine Herbs 1:
Introduction teaches most commonly used Chinese herbs; their specific temperatures, tastes, channels, functions, indications, dosages, contraindications and effectiveness. Herbals are taught in Chinese (pin-yin), Latin and their common English names.
Single Herbs 2 – Traditional Chinese Medicine Herbs:
(Continuation of Herbs 1).
Formulas 1 – Traditional Chinese Medicine Formulas:
Emphasis on ready-made formulas with Chinese teas, tinctures and pills. Traditional Chinese Medicine Formulas: Single herbs combined to make formulas for TCM treatment. Optimum results and contra-indications explored.
Internal Medicine 1
Traditional Chinese Internal Medicine 1 investigates common health syndromes ranging from colds, anxiety, depression, low back pain, headaches, hypertension, sleep disorders etc. (over 120+ health challenges listed by WHO). A holistic approach is explored.
Auricular Acupuncture + TCM Modalities - Traditional Chinese Medicine
Auricular Acupuncture techniques to integrate with acupuncture or to use alone. Other techniques including body cupping, moxabustion electro-acupuncture, Qi Gong and energy medicine explored.
Tuina 1 – Traditional Chinese Medicine Tuina (Chinese massage):
Specific hand manipulations working on muscle, tissue, joint and meridian affecting the flow of vital life energy (qi) in the body. (TCM theory and differentiation a prerequisite).
Clinic / East meets West
Traditional Chinese Medicine Clinic and Syndromes explored as western equivalents. Summary and practice of TCM 1 including differentiation, acupuncture point prescription, herbal prescription, tuina, auricular integrated.
* 20 Case Studies required + Research on One topic 1000 words, Workbook, Quiz, Exams completed
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Foundation 2
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TMC 2)
Professor: Scarlett Deva Antaloczy |
Total Hours: 225 |
TCM 2 Theory + Review TCM 1 (Ac)
Continuation of TCM Concepts and Theory 1, Huang di Nei Jing/Relationships and Associations/Zang-Fu organs and integration of TCM modalities, Causes of Diseases
Single Herbs 3
Continuation of Traditional Chinese Medicine Herbs 2 (Chinese herbs with specific temperatures, tastes, channels entered, functions, indications, dosages and contradictions. These are systematically categorized to develop an understanding of making up formulas according to differentiation of syndrome. Herbals are taught in Chinese (pin-yin), Latin and their common English names. Teas and Pills are studied with emphasis on dry herbs.
Single Herbs 4 (CA)
Traditional Chinese Medicine Herbs 4 (Continuation of Herbs 3)
Formula 2
Traditional Chinese Medicine Formulas: Continuation of Formula 1. (Single herbals are combined together for optimum results, contra-indications explored)
Traditional Chinese Medicine Tuina (Chinese massage) Continuation of Tuina 1.
More therapeutic manipulations and techniques according to TCM differentiation to treat disease.
Anti-Aging and Cosmetic Acupuncture
This module discusses the billion dollar anti-aging revolution and where Oriental and alternative medicine can be integrated. New eastern and western techniques discussed. Emphasis on TCM, prevention, practical and products using TCM differentiation to create lasting results for anti-aging.
Internal Medicine 2 Traditional Chinese Medicine Internal Medicine 2 (Continuation of Internal Medicine 1)
TCM treatments are studied for weight loss, addictions, abdominal pain, diabetes, heart challenges, loss of memory, head-ache, psychological imbalances etc. (over 140+ listed by WHO). Holistic approach and syndrome differentiation.
Internal Medicine 2 (a)/ Ethics
Traditional Chinese Medicine Internal Medicine 3
(Qi Gong and energy medicine + More syndromes are explored) Case studies examined.
Clinic/East meets West/Case studies
Traditional Chinese Medicine Clinic and Syndromes continued. Summary and practice of TCM 1 including differentiation, acupuncture point prescription, herbal prescription, tuina, auricular integrated
*30 Case Studies required + Research on One topic 3000 words, Workbook, Quiz, Exams completed
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Advanced
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM 3)
Professor: Scarlett Deva Antaloczy |
Total Hours: 225 |
TCM 3 + Review – Continuation of TCM 1-2 Concepts and Theory
Compound Visceral/Zangfu Syndromes, Advanced Disease Patterns and Diagnosis in Gynecology, Infertility, Pediatrics, Ears, Nose and Throat, Opthamology, Traumatology.
TCM Techniques + Combinations
Scalp Acupuncture for stroke etc. Far-Infra-Red, LTD, Laser and various devices demonstrated.
Single Herbs 5
Continuation of Traditional Chinese Medicine Herbs (Chinese herbs with specific temperatures, tastes, channels entered, functions, indications, dosages and contradictions. These are systematically categorized to develop an understanding of making up formulas according to differentiation of syndrome. Herbals are taught in Chinese (pin-yin), Latin and their common English names. Teas and Pills are studied with emphasis on dry herbs. (Hands on experience).
Tuina 3 – Traditional Chinese Medicine Tuina (Chinese massage) Continuation of Tuina 2
Introducing more therapeutic manipulations and techniques according to TCM differentiation of disease.
Nutrition (east and west), Diet, Lifestyle, Supplementation
Foods, Fruits, Vegetables, Cooking techniques, Supplements to help in prevention of dis-eases and maintenance of optimal health.
Prevention + Integrating TCM and Healing Modalities
Traditional Chinese Medicine Internal Medicine 3 integrated with Qi Gong, Energy Medicine, Reikii, Therapeutic Massage, Sound Healing, Chakra Balancing, Essential Oils, etc. Benefits and Case Studies examined.
Internal Medicine 3 – Traditional Chinese Medicine Internal Medicine 2
(Continuation of Internal Medicine 2) TCM treatments/Holistic approach and syndrome differentiation for edema -fluid retention, bleeding, heart conditions, bowel and urination conditions, stroke, convulsions, fibro-myalgia and auto-immune diseases, psychological imbalances etc.
Internal Medicine 3(a)/ Law and Business
Traditional Chinese Medicine Internal Medicine 3 explores more syndromes as well as using TCM for complementary treatment for cancer, lupos, aids, etc.
Clinic/East meets West/Case studies
Traditional Chinese Medicine Clinic and Syndromes continued. Summary and practice of TCM 2/3 including differentiation, acupuncture point prescription, herbal prescription, tuina, auricular and/or scalp acupuncture+ (integration/combination)
*50 Case Studies required + 5000 page Dissertation, Workbook, Quiz, Exams completed
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