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Switch off the Pain: Neck and Shoulder Pain Experts Share Treatment Strategies that get Results

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ICCM 2021

Five TCM experts share their unique strategies for treating neck & shoulder pain and rotator cuff issues from the  International Community of Chinese Medicine in Israel (ICCM) 2021 conference.

Goals and Outlines

Part 1: Acupuncture and Gua Sha therapy for adhesive capsulitis frozen shoulder
1.     Familiarize a participant on research sources for acupuncture and frozen shoulder
2.     Detail steps in classical interactive acupuncture therapy session including assessing ROM, palpation, needling and Gua sha, repeat ROM. 
3.     Assessing treatment progress within a session
4.     Responsive treatments over time with patient activation to ‘thaw’ frozen shoulder
 
Part 2: Neuro-anatomical acupuncture for rotator cuff & shoulder girdle dysfunction

  1. Learn to analyze shoulder dysfunction based on trigger point, tendinopathy, hypertonicity and motor inhibition.  
  2. Learn to translate each of the 8 possible movement problems to muscle groups and associated nerves, as well as associated points. 
  3. Learn the needle technique, De Qi confirmation and electrical acupuncture strategy to target neuroanatomically precise points.
  4. Be confident in assessing and treating complex shoulder dysfunction.

 
Part 3: The treatment of frozen shoulder using dr tan balance method acupuncture

  1. Understand the basic of the balance method,
  2. Learn how to diagnose frozen shoulder.
  3. Transforming our diagnosis into a simple acupuncture treatment.
  4. Understand the balance method approach for shoulder problems.
  5. Know how to guide patients to do simple rehabilitation exercise.

 
Part 4: A Global Approach to Treating Shoulder Pain & Rotator Cuff Tears

  1. Students will understand the principles of treating sports injuries and orthopedic conditions of the shoulder and rotator cuff.
  2. Students will understand how and when to combine acupuncture tui na, herbal formulae (internal and external) and rehabilitative Qi Gong in treating sports injuries and orthopedic conditions of the shoulder and rotator cuff.
  3. Student will learn and understand the importance of adjunctive herbal medicines for treating the shoulder and rotator cuff.

 
Part 5: Master Tung’s Magic Points: Five Different Ways to Address Shao Yang Neck and Shoulder Pain

  1. Understand which points to choose for which type of Shao Yang neck and shoulder pain
  2. Understand how to use gua sha and cupping techniques for releasing spasms in the neck, the top of the shoulder and the upper back.
D7 Presenter: 
Adi Fromm
Arya Nielsen PhD
Poney Chiang
Susan Johnson
Tom Bisio

Switch off the Pain: Neck and Shoulder Pain Experts Share Treatment Strategies that get Results - Distance Education

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NCCAOM 553-688; 8 PDA AOM-AC - Illinois (225.000020) 8 CEU
Florida 50-8743; 20-763093, 8.0 GEN - California 591; Cat 1, 8.0 CEU
Texas CAE00011; 8 CAE GEN - Massachusetts 8.0 CORE

Practical Chinese Sports Medicine: Treating the Neck

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This class focuses on treating Sports Injuries and Orthopedic Conditions of the neck with a multi-modality approach, which includes Tui Na, acupuncture
protocols, point prescriptions, and needling guidelines.


Tom Bisio will present this unique and very effective approach to the treatment of neck pain, stiffness and injury based on his 25+ years of clinical experience, with an emphasis on immediate acquisition of clinically effective skills.

Goals and Objectives

  • Students will understand the principles of treating sports injuries and orthopedic conditions of the neck.
  • Students will be able to perform effective acupuncture and Tui Na treatments for treating the neck.
  • Students will understand how and when to combine acupuncture tui na, herbal formulae (internal and external) and rehabilitative Qi Gong in treating sports injuries and orthopedic conditions of the neck.
  • Students will understand how to advise patients on lifestyle changes and rehabilitative exercises that are sports injuries and orthopedic conditions of the neck.
  • Course Outline

    1. Introduction
    2. Symptoms & Causes of Neck Pain
    3. Tui Na Neck & Shoulder Treatment – Seated
    4. Tui Na Neck & Shoulder Treatment – Supine
    5. Acupuncture Opening Treatments for the Neck
    6. Cupping, Seven Star Hammer & Guasha
    7. Qi Dynamics of the Neck & Principles of Acupuncture Treatment for Neck Pain and Stiffness
    8. Wind in the Neck: Points and Treatment
    9. Distal Complimentary Acupuncture Points & Treatments
    10. Root & Node Treatments and Neck Pain
    11. Key Herbal Formulas for Neck Pain: Formula Based/Pathogen Based Diagnosis
      1. Ge Gen Tang & Gui Zhi Jia Ge Gen
      2. Chai Hu Gui Zhi Tang + Ge Gen
      3. Blood Stasis Formulas
      4. Yi Guan Jian + Si Ni San
      5. Juan Bi Tang – Bi Syndrome
    12. External Application of Herbs
    13. Rehabilitative Qi Gong Exercises for the Neck
      1. Owl Turns Its Head
      2. Cock Pecks the Rice
      3. The “Back Stretch”
      4. King/Queen Arises From the Throne
      5. Nine Ghosts Drawing Swords
      6. Rhinoceros Gazes at the Moon
      7. Na Mou Searches the Sea
      8. Turning Heaven & Earth
    D7 Presenter: 
    Tom Bisio

    Practical Chinese Sports Medicine: Treating the Neck - Distance Education

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    Practical Chinese Sports Medicine: Treating the Neck
    CTCMA; 4 CEU, Category B3 - AACMA: 4 CPD points allocated
    NCCAOM 553-611, 2.0 AOM-AC, 1.0 AOM-OM, 1.0 AOM-CH
    Florida 50-8743; 20-20-689585; 4.0 GEN - California 591: 4 CEU Cat 1
    Texas CAE00011; 3 CAE GEN, 1 CAE HERBAL - Massachusetts 4.0
    IIllinois (225.000020) 4 CEU
    TCM Fachverband Schweiz Label no. 20275 (Group 1)

    Advanced Gong Fu Sports Medicine: Blood Stasis & Dead Blood, Treating Fractures, Bi Syndrome

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    06-30-2019 through 06/01/24
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    Advanced Gong Fu Sports Medicine is divided into three modules that build on the basic class Gong Fu Sports Medicine: Treatment of Injuries with Chinese Medicine. These three advanced modules further hone the practitioner’s ability to treat injuries and orthopedic conditions with traditional Chinese medicine. These three modules are combined together to offer you 8 CEU/ PDA/ CPD.

     

    Module 1: Treating Blood Stasis and Dead Blood (2 CEU / PDA / CPD)

    Goals and Objectives:

    • Advanced Gong Fu Sports Medicine: Treating Bi Syndrome (4 CEU / PDA / CPD)
      1. Students will demonstrate the ability to identify the five basic kinds of Bi Syndrome and their various manifestations. 
      2. Students will understand what treatments are appropriate for the different kinds of Bi syndrome.
      3. Students will be able modify treatments according to the patient and situation.
      4. Students will understand how to advise patients on lifestyle changes and diet as they relate to Bi Syndrome
    • Advanced Gong Fu Sports Medicine: Treatment of Fractures (2 CEU / PDA / CPD)
      1. Students will understand the differences in the theory and practice of treating fractures in traditional Eastern and modern Western medicine.
      2. Students will be able to list and detail the Four Stages of fracture healing.
      3. Students will be able to identify the treatment principles and the appropriate therapies and herbal formulas used in the different stages of fracture healing.
      4. Students will learn what lifestyle changes (diet, exercise etc.) need to be made to support fracture healing.
    • Advanced Gong Fu Sports Medicine: Treating Blood Stasis and Dead Blood (2 CEU / PDA / CPD)
      1. Students will be able to distinguish between blood stasis and dead blood and effectively apply the principles of treating blood stasis and dead blood.
      2. Students will be able to identify and utilize the key formulas for blood stasis due to injury.
      3. Students will be able to identify the different categories of medicinals used to treat dead blood and effectively employ them to modify herbal formulae.
      4. Student will gain an understanding of the role of Cold Damage in the formation of dead blood and how to effectively employ the key Shang Han Lun formulae in the treatment of blood stasis and dead blood.
    D7 Presenter: 
    Tom Bisio

    Advanced Gong Fu Sports Medicine: Treating Blood Stasis and Dead Blood

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    Advanced Gong Fu Sports Medicine: Treating Blood Stasis and Dead Blood
    CTCMA; 2 CEU, Category B3 - AACMA: 2 CPD points allocated
    California Provider 591, 2 CEU; Category 1
    NCCAOM 553-549; 2 PDA AOM-CH - Florida 50-8743; 20-649691, 2.0 CEU GEN
    Texas Provider CAE00011; 2 CAE HERBAL - MASS 2 CEU HERBAL
    IIllinois (225.000020) 2 CEU
    TCM Fachverband Schweiz Label no. 20271 (Group 1)

    Advanced Gong Fu Sports Medicine: Treatment of Fractures

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    Distance
    Advanced Gong Fu Sports Medicine: Treatment of Fractures
    CTCMA; 2 CEU, Category B3 - AACMA: 2 CPD points allocated
    California Provider 591, 2 CEU; Category 1
    NCCAOM 553-551; 2 PDA AOM-CH - Florida 50-8743; 20-649689, 2.0 CEU GEN
    Texas Provider CAE00011; 2 CAE HERBAL - MASS 2 CEU HERBAL
    IIllinois (225.000020) 2 CEU

    Advanced Gong Fu Sports Medicine: Treating Bi Syndrome

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    Advanced Gong Fu Sports Medicine: Treating Bi Syndrome
    CTCMA; 4 CEU, Category B3 - AACMA: 4 CPD points allocated
    California Provider 591, 4 CEU; Category 1
    NCCAOM 553-550; 4 PDA AOM-CH - Florida 50-8743; 20-649687, 4.0 CEU GEN
    Texas Provider CAE00011; 4 CAE HERBAL
    IIllinois (225.000020) 4 CEU

    Chinese Emergency Medicine for Sports and Martial Arts: Principles of Revival and the Use of Vital Points

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    Chinese Emergency Medicine for Sports and Martial Arts: Principles of Revival and the Use of Vital Pointsimmediately after purchasefor 2 years
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    This class presents the theory and practice of revival principles, acupuncture points and methods for a wide variety of martial arts and sport injuries as well as emergency situations such as Qi shock, syncope (fainting), heart attack, stroke, drowning and breathlessness. A priceless part of traditional emergency medicine, many of these principles are rarely taught outside of martial traditions. The theory and practice of revival principles are presented systematically, and the more complex protocols are introduced.

    Chinese Emergency Medicine for Sports and Martial Arts: Principles of Revival and the Use of Vital Points

    - plus a 27 page article: Vital Points, Revival Methods and Chinese Medicine by Tom Bisio

     

    Outline

    • Introduction to Revival Principles
    • 10 Key Revival Points
    • Qi Shock: Positioning the Patient, Sleeping Snake Revival Method, and Syncope (Vaso-Vagal Faint)
    • 10 Kidney and Groin Injury Revival Methods
    • Revival Methods for Chokes and Blows to the Carotid Sinus and Revival Techniques for Injuries to the Neck, Head, and Brain, Blows to the Solar Plexus and Palpitations
    • Revival Principles for Injury to the Heart, Drowning & Wind-Stroke
    • Revival Protocols for Heatstroke & Emergency Treatments for Breathlessness and Nosebleeds and Emergency Treatments for Migraine Headache, Toothache and Rib Pain
    • Herbal Formulae for Revival and Question on Qi Gong and Qi Shock
    D7 Presenter: 
    Tom Bisio

    Chinese Emergency Medicine for Sports and Martial Arts: Principles of Revival and the Use of Vital Points

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    Distance
    Chinese Emergency Medicine for Sports and Martial Arts: Principles of Revival and the Use of Vital Points
    CTCMA; 2 CEU, Category B3 - AACMA: 2 CPD points allocated
    Florida Provider 50-8743; 20-635471, 2 CEU GENERAL
    California 591; 2 CEU, Category 1 - NZRA; 2 CEU
    Texas Provider CAE00011; 2 CAE AC
    NCCAOM ACHB 553-516; 2 PDA AOM-AC - Massachusetts 2.0
    TCM Fachverband Schweiz Label no. 20272 (Group 1)