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Evolving the palpatory experience in East Asian Medicine
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One of the most fascinating and useful results of applying osteopathic palpatory concepts to TEAM (Traditional East Asian Medicine) is the clear realization that the yin and yang organs described in our core texts are clearly connected to the actual physical organs and that these connections are palpable.
Join us in our study session to practice skills, get feedback, and ask questions about EV tools and clinical challenges.
WHEN: First Sunday of the month @ 3pm-5:30pm PDT (Seattle Time)
Join us for a special, half-day study session focused on Channel Listening. Come practice this skill, get feedback, and ask questions about this and other EV tools and clinical challenges.
Join us in our study session to practice skills, get feedback, and ask questions about EV tools and clinical challenges.
WHEN: First Sunday of the month @ 3pm-5:30pm PDT (Seattle Time)
In Modules 1 and 2, participants learn to practice assessing the Qi, the Yang Qi, and active acupuncture points by assessing diagnostic changes in the body's motions, rhythms, discrete temperature changes, and areas of restriction. These EV methods are the core of this palpatory approach to TEAM, and lead to greater appreciation of the dynamics of Channel Pathways and physiology, greater efficacy with one's TEAM treatments, and real-time feedback on the body's response to treatment.
In Modules 1 and 2, participants learn to practice assessing the Qi, the Yang Qi, and active acupuncture points by assessing diagnostic changes in the body's motions, rhythms, discrete temperature changes, and areas of restriction. These EV methods are the core of this palpatory approach to TEAM, and lead to greater appreciation of the dynamics of Channel Pathways and physiology, greater efficacy with one's TEAM treatments, and real-time feedback on the body's response to treatment.
In Module 3, we will show how these diagnostic aids can deepen our understanding, improve our ability, and learn to assess the body's yin aspects; the Body Fluids, Yin and Blood, as well as beginning to enter into a palpatory relationship with the Extraordinary Vessels.
