Alberta

This course offers acupuncturists an overview of key issues relating to the clinical practice of treating women in pregnancy and the postpartum. This includes western medical concepts impetrative for safe practice as well as experienced treatment suggestions for difficult cases from experienced practitioners. This module includes understanding the treatment of nausea, hyperemesis, threatened miscarriage Pre-labour rupture of membranes, anxiety and depression and postpartum.

Acupuncturists taking this class can expect to:

Treatment of nausea in clinical practice
Treatment of hyperemesis in clinical practice
Treatment of threatened miscarriage in clinical practice
Treatment of Pre-labour rupture of membranes in clinical practice
Red flag for nausea, hyperemesis and Pre-labour rupture of membranes
Treatment of anxiety and depression in clinical practice
Treatment with acupuncture in postpartum period

D7 Presenter:

Debra Betts

Claudia Citkovitz

Sarah Budd

Zena Kocher

Research Literacy in Maternity Acupuncture

$150.00

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Price: $150.00

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Research Literacy in Maternity Acupuncture		immediately after purchase	for 2 years

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Maternity Acupuncture

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North Carolina (NCALB)

Ontario (CTCMAPAO)

Texas

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On Demand Video Course

Debra Betts

This course offers acupuncturists an overview of key research issues for reading and understanding research papers in perinatal acupuncture. This includes understanding key research terms with using examples from papers relating to perinatal acupuncture and being able to complete checklists to assess the quality of RTC’s, qualitative and mixed methods papers as well as case histories.

Programme outline

Goals and Objectives

Acupuncturists taking this class can expect to:
Understand key research terms to use when discussing research with medical colleagues to promote professional credibility
Understand how to use key research terms from the evidence base when advertising or promoting their pregnancy practice
Identify quality studies that they can share and discuss with medical colleagues and the public
Understand how to write a case history from clinical practice for publication

Programme outline

Why research – initial concepts
Why becoming research literature has value and looking at the concepts of statistical and clinical significance
Using the critical analysis checklist for an RCT
Understanding different types of research: Quantitative, Qualitative and Mixed Methods research
Considerations for reading a RCT paper
Understanding terminology around pragmatic trials and the difference between effectiveness and efficacy
Research in practice – findings from PhD research: The use of Acupuncture in threatened miscarriage – a mixed methods study
Academic writing: Case histories
Understanding Systematic Reviews

D7 Presenter:

Debra Betts

The Luo-Collaterals: Self-preservation Through Blood Flow

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$75.00

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Live Event

09/08/2019 - 09:00 to 13:30

Pacific Standard Time PST/PDT (Vancouver BC, Los Angeles CA)

Live Online Webinar

Early bird price $75 until Aug 15th. Regular price $99.95

Even if you cannot make the scheduled time for the live webinar, you will still be able to watch the recordings. Video recordings of the live webinar are placed into your account within 48 hours of the class, so the course will be waiting for you to watch when you are ready.

Live webinars fulfil all 50 hours of live CEUs for California. You have 2 years access to the recording to complete for CEU/PDA.

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The Luo-Collaterals: Self-preservation Through Blood Flow		immediately after purchase	until 06/20/2021 - 23:59

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Live Online Seminar

Presenter:

Yvonne Farrell

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North Carolina (NCALB)

Ontario (CTCMAPAO)

Texas

Yvonne Farrell

Each time we experience something in life, we process that experience. In order to learn and grow we must have the ability to process life from a sensory, emotional & mental perspective. There are times when the ying and wei qi are overwhelmed by challenges and they are not equipped to deal with the onslaught of experience. The luo-collateral system is uniquely designed to hold on to those experiences which cannot be processed, in the moment, until we are better able to deal with them. The system gives us a chance to gather our resources and then address the challenging experiences.

Learning objectives:

Participants will learn to recognize and treat luo pathology.
Participants will deepen their understanding latency and its association with emotional trauma.
Participants will explore the nature of the differences between pre-natal resources and post-natal processing.
Participants will review and expand their knowledge of the luo-collateral points, pathways and functions.

Course Outline:

Overview of the channel system and the luo-collaterals place in it.
Ying qi & blood for emotional processing.
16 Luo points. Transverse vs. Longitudinal Luos, Greater Luos and Constitutitonal Luos
Resistance to Change
Markers for Luo pathology
Mental-emotional aspects of each of the 16 Luos
Functions, symptoms associated with fullness and emptiness
Treatment strategies: 4 approaches to treating the luos.
Conclusions, questions and answers

D7 Presenter:

Yvonne Farrell

Practical Maternity Acupuncture - Part One

Research Literacy in Maternity Acupuncture

The Luo-Collaterals: Self-preservation Through Blood Flow

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