Susie Hayes

Goals and Outlines
At the conclusion of this webinar, participants will be able to:

Objectives

By the end of this course, students will be better able to:

• Provide thorough explanations of the formation of Acquired Jing and Jing Shen —the Mental aspect of each organ system—Hun, Shen, Yi, Po, and Zhi—that allows the organ to function and promote homeostasis
• Review how the Mental (Jing Shen) is susceptible to be at risk from its potential enemies of anger and frustrations, anxiety and excess joy, worry and preoccupation, sadness and grief, and fear and stress, and the pathways these enemies can take to harm the Jing Shen, leading to illness
• Review symptomatology and pathology that can present from the Jing Shen having been harmed by stress, overwork, and the above negative psychological elements
• Detail acupuncture techniques to maximize, preserve, and protect the Jing Shen of each organ system to promote internal homeostasis
• Cover effective acupuncture techniques to inhibit the negative psychological enemies of the Jing Shen, to prevent and treat illness due to Jing Shen that’s been harmed
• Explain etiology, symptomatology, and energetic diagnosis and treatment, including curious points (extra points), for the common psychiatric complaints of anxiety, insomnia, and depression

Section 1

1. The Importance of the Mental in the Ancient Medical Texts and Clinically in Modern Times
2. The Role of the Mental in Physiology, Psychiatry and Neuroscience
3. Review of the Formation and Circulation of Ying Qi, Acquired Jing, and Jing Shen
4. The Formation and Physiological Interrelations of the 5 Jing Shen Hun, Shen, Yi, Po and Zhi

Section 2

1. Emotions and the manifestations of the 5 negative psychological enemies
2. The Destabilization Pathways of the Enemies on the Physiological Jing Shen and Organs
3. Etiological Implications of the Emotions causing Illness
4. Symptomatology, Etiology and Treatment Protocols for the 5 Jing Shen Pathologies from the Ling Shu

Section 3

1. The Importance of Preserving the Kidneys and the Will
2. Practical Clinical Applications Applied to Daily Practice and Treatments for Common Conditions
3. Conventional and Energetic Diagnoses and Treatment of Anxiety

Section 4

1. Conventional and Energetic Diagnoses and Treatment of Insomnia
2. Conventional and Energetic Diagnoses and Treatment of Depression
3. Q & A

Section 5

1. Curious Points specific for Treating Anxiety, Insomnia, and Depression
2. Techniques for Preserving the Jing Shen/Mental and Preventing Pathology
3. Treatments for Creating Psychological Protection from Mental Pathologies for all Patients
4. Q & A