August 10-12, 2018
Pulse and Syndrome Patterns with Masakazu Ikeda
(interpretated by Edward Obaidey)
Location: Bond University, Queensland, Australia
Ikeda Sensei will assist participants in truly understanding and using what they feel in the pulse. He will be focusing on the clinical relevance of the ancient Chinese medical texts with pulse diagnosis as a central theme of this workshop.
Registration and more information: https://www.worldacupuncture.com/public/Wisdom-of-the-Classics-Workshop-2018.cfm
21 CEU credits
September 8-10, 2018
Boulder Sotai Seminar
Learn sotai movement therapy from America’s leading practitioners and Kyoto’s international expert Hiroaki Komatsu, with Peter & Akiko Thompson, Jeffrey Dann, Stephen Brown, and Bob Quinn. Fundamentals of classic and new Japanese Sotai taught.
A perfect complement for any bodywork, acupuncture or physical therapy practice.
Cost: $400.00 – 2 Days (Classical Sotai)
$550.00 – 3 Days (New Japanese Sotai with Hiroaki Komatsu)
Location: Southwest Acupuncture College, 6620 Gunpark Dr, Boulder, CO
Information: email SotaiUSA@gmail.com
Register via PayPal link at Sotai.US
September 15 & 16, 2018
Two Day Introduction to Toyohari Meridian Therapy
Location: Chula Vista, CA
Instructor: Manu Saxena, L.Ac., EAMP
Tuition: $325.00 (acupuncturists) $250 (3rd year students)
12 NCCAOM PDAs, CA CEUs pending.
Come learn how to improve and refine clinical skills of palpation, pulse taking, abdominal diagnosis and the use of the Teishin and Enshin. These are unique techniques of the Toyohari Association. Toyohari focuses on the direct perception of the movement of Qi with its nuances.There will be demonstrations of whole treatments as well as of the special non-insertive needling techniques and the unique method of giving technique feedback called Kozato method. The instructors are senior teachers in the Association who have studied in the US and Japan with Japanese teachers for many years. The instructor is a member of the senior faculty of TANA and has studied with Japanese teachers in the US and in Japan for many years.
Class size is kept small so that the participants get much hands on experience, so register soon.
To register and for more information go to <toyohari.org>
September 29, 2018
One Day Introduction to Toyohari Meridian Therapy
Location: There are 2 locations for the same date.
Seattle, WA with Dan Zizza, M.Ac. EAMP
Portland,OR with Brenda Loew, M.Ac., EAMP
Tuition: $165 (acupuncturists) $135 (3rd year students)
7 PDAs for NCCAOM
Come learn how to improve and refine clinical skills of palpation, pulse taking and abdominal diagnosis. These are unique techniques of the Toyohari Association. Toyohari focuses on the direct perception of the movement of Qi with its nuances. There will be demonstrations of whole treatments as well as of the special non-insertive needling techniques and the unique method of giving technique feedback called Kozato method. The instructors are senior teachers in the Association who have studied in the US and Japan with Japanese teachers for many years.
Class size is kept small so that the participants get much hands on experience, so register soon.
To register and for more information go to the website <toyohari.org>
September 28-30, 2018
The Kampo Treatment of Digestive Disorders
Location: Santa Fe, NM
Instructor: Nigel Dawes, MA, LAc
22.5 CE credits pending with NCCAOM, CA, FL and TX
More info: highdeserthari.org
Hari Core Fundamentals Six-Month Series begins October 20, 2018
Location: Boston, MA
Instructor: T. Koei Kuwahara
Hari is a highly refined form of Classical Japanese Meridian Therapy, that seeks to balance the body’s ki, thereby addressing the root cause of disease and most effectively treating the presenting symptoms. Practitioners of this style train to develop an extraordinary ability to perceive ki through the practice of ki diagnosis, pulse-quality feedback, and non-insertive needle techniques.
T. Koei Kuwahara graduated from the Tokyo Therapeutic Institute (TTI) in 1979, followed by five years apprenticeship under Kodo Fukushima, renowned master and developer of the Toyo Hari system. Mr. Kuwahara has continued to develop the Hari (Kototama) style of acupuncture. He has 45 years of Aikido experience, and maintains a private practice in Watertown, MA.
Full course: Six, two-day classes; one weekend per month, beginning October 20, 2018.
Cost: $2100.00, professionals; $1800.00, students; 1/2 tuition re-take for Hari Society Members. Open Sundays focus on advanced support systems - no theory required. Please visit the following sites for all course options, details and registration info.
http://culia.net/harisociety/maboston.html
http://culia.net/images/Boston_Core_Fundamentals_2018-19_info_page_simple.pdf
October 6-7, 2018
Weekend Shakuju Therapy Seminar
Location: AIMC Acupuncture school, Berkeley, CA
Instructor: Daiki Takahashi with Saori Tasaka and Tisha Mallon assisting
Prerequisite: Completion of at least one prior Shakuju Therapy Seminar
Content: Emphasis on clinical applications for fundamental and supplemental treatments.
For further information: www.aimc.edu
October 12-14, 2018
Murata Sensei-Shudo Style Meridian Therapy
Location: Seattle, WA
The Silver Cloud Hotel Seattle-Broadway
Instructor: Murata Morihiro with Stephen Brown translating and assisting
15 CE credits pending with NCCAOM, CA, FL and TX
More info: highdeserthari.org
November 1-8, 2018
9th Annual In-Touch International Acupuncture & Moxibustion Seminar in Japan
Building on eight years of success, the annual In-Touch Japan Seminar promises to give new and previous participants incredible insights and impart new and useful techniques in Japanese acupuncture and moxibustion.
Our all-star lineup is not to be missed. For more about our teachers, go to intouchjapan.org.
Japan 9 Seminar Schedule
Thurs. Nov 1: Orientation in late afternoon
Fri. Nov 2: Funamizu Takahiro – Teishin techniques
Sat. Nov 3: Miyakawa Koya – palpation and moxa techniques
Sun. Nov 4: Tsuda Masaki – contact needling techniques
Mon. Nov 5: Travel day
Tues Nov 6: Oasa Yoko – facial acupuncture
Weds Nov 7: Miyawaki Yuki – Toyohari-style meridian therapy
Thurs Nov 8: Murata Morihiro – Shudo-style meridian therapy
Regular program = 35 CEUs Additional day = 7 CEUs (Total 42 CEUs)
Sign up now to receive $200 off your tuition!
September 2018-August 2019
Traditional Japanese Acupuncture: Post-Graduate Certificate Course: Three-day weekends once a month, at Tri-State College of Acupuncture in New York City
300 hours of hands-on and clinically-focused training.
Study with: T. Koei Kuwahara, Stephen Brown, Hideo Takahashi, Jeffrey Dann, Bob Quinn, Takahiro Funamizu, Junji Mizutani, Atsuki Maeda and Mark Petruzzi.
Member requests for event postings can be e-mailed in the above format to Brent at the following e-mail: najommoxa at gmail dot com.