Institut für Aus- und Weiterbildung
in Chinesischer Medizin

Content

This gathering will cover a handful of different EV listening tools, ranging from topics from the Fundamental training to topics from the Ba Mai listening class.

The first day has the aim of helping us gather ideas and references to devise how to become even more efficient in our choice of techniques such as different types of moxa, and inserted and non-inserted needles, using the full array of our EV palpatory tools.

On the second and third day, we’ll focus on reviewing the Ba Mai listening tools, and of course during the practice sessions, we’ll be able to put into action what we have been exploring the day before.  We will revisit the palpation tools we’ve acquired during the Basic Training and the Ba Mai listening class: Morphology, Inherent Movement, and cross referencing with Abdominal palpation and maybe pulse. During the classes we have a lot of material to absorb, and most of the time after processing it for a while in clinic, a lot of nuances come to the surface in the form of doubts or insights. This Review Class is meant to give us all a space to share, revisit and re-discover.

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Die Themen im Überblick

General content of the 3-day Miscellaneous review weekend

Day 1: Morning

EV toolbox at a glance: looking at our toolbox from the perspective of affinities, Qi-Xue, Yin-Yang, etc. Contemplating moxa and needling techniques with an affinity perspective.

Practice sessions: Shape of Qi needling with insertive and non-insertive needles (teishin).

Day 1: Afternoon

Examples of different types of moxa and their affinities. Putting together EV toolbox and moxa types, brainstorming about cross-referencing and affinities.

Practice sessions: experimenting with the different types of moxa and cross-refencing with relevant EV tools.

 

Day 2: Morning

Revisiting familiar ground: Theoretical background of Morphology and Inherent Movement.

Practice sessions: revisiting the familiar ground.

Day 2: Afternoon

Palpatory references, Physiology and Pathology: putting together the pieces.

Practice sessions: paying attention to the movements in context

 

Day 3: Morning

Palpatory reference of the Vessels and palpatory references of Qi in relation to them: the case of Chong and Dai

Practice sessions: refining Qi listening and paying attention to the relation of different aspects of the system

Day 3: Afternoon

Clearing doubts and sharing insights. Closing thoughts about clinical application guided by palpation.

Practice sessions: Complete treatments making use of the whole array of EV tools and palpatory references.

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