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Fear is the feeling perceived when the instinct of survival is activated. It is the first emotion that the human being experiences provoked by the birth trauma. Fear patterns become the foundation of the belief mechanism later in life, often disrupting the psycho-emotional equilibrium and physiological homeostasis of the person.
Goals & Objectives
1. The Basic instincts; the Will to live; Survival instinct
2. Neuro-physiology of fear
3. Fear in Chinese medicine
4. Predisposing factors: Constitution, Temperament and Trauma
5. Role of the Extraordinary and the Luo vessels
6. Notion of Gui≈Ghosts (subconscious)
7. Acupuncture strategies for Fear, anxiety, stress, panic attacks & nightmares
8. Retained Fear and the Body Armors
9. Changing Belief mechanisms (PAT exercises)
10. Case studies
11. Classical point indications
Hamid D. Montakab graduated from the Medical School of Paris.
He did his residency in Surgery and completed a 3-year education in Acupuncture and further clinical training in China, followed by 2 years of exploring local healing in the Philippines and India.
He practiced for 5 years in America, obtaining the NCCA certification, and a degree in Chinese Herbalism. He founded the Academy of Chinese Healing Arts in Switzerland in 1986.
Hamid was commissioned by the Swiss National Science Foundation to conduct a research study on Acupuncture and Insomnia. In 1995 he was the co-founder and president of the Swiss Professional Organization for TCM (SPO-TCM).
He has written several acupuncture text books and his latest book, ACUPUNCTURE FOR TREATING THE HIDDEN ROOTS OF DISEASE: The Mind and the Emotions in Chinese Medicine, co-authored with Solange Montakab-Pont was published in April 2020.
Currently, he practices in Savièse and lectures in Winterthur-Switzerland and in other European countries.
