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May 2012
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06 (Week 19)	07	08	09	10	11	12
13 (Week 20)	14	15	16 6pm» Professional Case Review	17	18	19
20 (Week 21) 9:30am» THERAPEUTIC RELATIONSHIP & THE CHINESE MEDICAL PRACTITIONER	21	22	23	24	25	26
27 (Week 22)	28	29	30	31

Time:: 6:00pm - 9:30pm
Description:: Join Dr. Yvonne Farrell for this ongoing course that meets one evening per month. This course creates a forum in which acupuncturists can present challenging cases for discussion and instruction from a senior acupuncturist. Bring your questions. Share your insights. Really ENJOY fulfilling your CEU requirements in a supportive, relaxed and interactive environment. Treatment strategies focus on the secondary vessels, and include in-depth consideration of herbal formulas.

3 CEUs

Sinlgle Class: $60
3 Class Package: $165
6 Class Package: $300

To register:
online: (click on link) http://tinyurl.com/brlvnrq
call: 310-598-5209
by email: info@laherbsandacupuncture.com

Time:: 9:30am - 4:30pm
Description:: Please join Dr. Yvonne Farrell for a continuing education course to enhance your skill and deepen your therapeutic impact. The classic texts of Chinese medicine tell us that our overall health and well-being is rooted in the Shen/Spirit. Because Chinese medicine is a mind-body medicine, it is critical for practitioners to understand the foundations of the therapeutic relationship. Our approach to treatment is more holistic than our Western counterpart, and we are trained to take in to account the psycho-emotional components of disease. We must, then, be able to create an environment that can address the Shen/Spirit and acknowledge the exchange of Qi between practitioner and patient.
In this course, we will define the therapeutic relationship, discuss its main components, and examine how the Wu Shen (5 Spirits) participate in this process. We will discuss the connection between yinq qi/blood and building relationships, and how the functions of the heart, spleen and pericardium converge to create an environment for healthy relationship. We will also examine impediments to the therapeutic relationship for practitioners and patients; including issues with trust, integrity and/or commitment and psychological conditions and their impact on the therapeutic relationship. Finally, we will discuss virtues that practitioners can develop to foster and enhance the therapeutic relationship.

6 CEUs
$110 LAc $90 Student

***REGISTER NOW:
online: (click on link) http://tinyurl.com/73pud9j
by phone: 310-598-5209
by email: info@laherbsandacupuncture.com

For more classes, visit our website: www.laherbsandacupuncture.com

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