1.5 Live PDAs  approved by NCCAOM Chart your path to success in acupuncture orthopedics, sports and physical medicine, and pain management! If you are considering specialization in this rapidly-growing arena, or Certification in Acupuncture Orthopedics through AOM Professional, or advanced studies in orthopedics anywhere, this class is a great place to start! Gain an overview of ways to build the […]

1 Live NCCAOM PDA & CAB CEU Category 1 approved The classical 经 筋 jing-jin ("sinew meridians") of Chinese medicine describe tracts of myofascial tissues that roughly follow the jing-luo ("primary meridians"). This introductory class prepares students to get the most out of the 4-part Jing-Jin series by reviewing the general structure and functions of […]

8 Live NCCAOM PDAs approved; CAB CEUs pending The taiyang 经 筋 jing-jin ("sinew meridian") of Chinese medicine describes the myofascial tract that runs along the posterior body from head to toe. Understanding the taiyang jing-jin can guide clinicians from where pain is felt distally and proximally towards additional muscles, tendons, joints and ligaments that […]

8 Live NCCAOM PDAs approved; CA CEUs pending The shaoyang 经 筋 jing-jin ("sinew meridian") of Chinese medicine describes the myofascial tract that runs along the lateral body from head to toe. Understanding the shaoyang jing-jin can guide clinicians from where pain is felt distally and proximally towards additional muscles, tendons, joints and ligaments that […]

8 Live NCCAOM PDAs  & CA CEUs pending The yangming 经 筋 jing-jin ("sinew meridian") of Chinese medicine describes the myofascial tract that runs along the anterior body from head to toe. Understanding the yangming jing-jin can guide clinicians from where pain is felt distally and proximally towards additional muscles, tendons, joints and ligaments that […]

8 Live NCCAOM PDAs approved; CAB CEUs pending The 3 yin 经 筋 jing-jin (taiyin, shaoyin, and jueyin--"sinew meridians") of Chinese medicine describe myofascial tracts that run along the medial and axial regions of the body from head to toe. Understanding the 3 yin jing-jin can guide clinicians from where pain is felt distally and […]