1. No category

JOIN THE
NCAAOM
www.ncaaom.org
President
C. Daerr Reid, L.Ac.
[email protected]
Vice President
Cindi Fox Kemp, L.Ac.
[email protected]
NCAAOM
Annual
Conference
Treasurer
Bonnie Cashwell, L.Ac., Dipl.
O.M.
[email protected]
featuring
Secretary Jennifer
Warnasch, L.Ac.
[email protected]
Lonny Jarrett, L.Ac.
Education Officer
Tom Cohen, L.Ac., LMBT, ADS
[email protected]
Chinese Medicine in
the 21st Century:
A top Down View of the Five-Elements
Membership Officer
Jeffery Schwartz, L.Ac.
[email protected]
April 25-26th, 2015
Political Officer
Daerr Reid, L.Ac.
[email protected]
NCALB Liaison
Chris Helmstetter
Marketing Officer
David Peters, Lac
IT Support
Jeremy Linquist, LAc
Proximity Hotel
1819 Charlotte Dr.
Charlotte, NC 28203
Research Officer
Jongbae J. Park,KMD, PhD, L.Ac.,Dipl. O.M.
[email protected]
Greensboro, NC
704 Green Valley Rd,
Greensboro, NC 274083
1-800-379-8200
http://www.proximityhotel.com/
EARLY REGISTRATION IS STRONGLY ADVISED.
PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED.
Saturday April 25, 2015
9:00am - 5:15pm
Introduction: Self, Psych vs. Spiritual Perspective
Past wounds/future potential. “Who was injured?”-Ego. Psych”
Complexity
of the Acupuncture Society of Massachusetts. He teaches and
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
f.
g.
publishes widely on the inner tradition of Chinese medicine and
h.
Lonny Jarrett has been a leading scholar in the field of Chinese
medicine since 1980. He is a Fellow of the National Academy of
Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine and a founding board member
Trauma reinforces identification with ego. b.
Personal
Inherently limited
Suffocating
Maintains the status quo
Loves healing, never healed.
Special. The wound becomes self. Can’t imagine life
without
Mixed motivation in approaching healers.
MA. He is the author of Nourishing Destiny and The Clinical
Practice of Chinese Medicine. His articles and texts are available
Acknowledging the Truth of what happened and the absolute
view. Heaven and Earth: Reference points. Spiritual Perspective
and Complexity.
a. Emptiness: Meditation b. Creativity: Engagement
atwww.nourishingdestiny.com.
Lonny Jarrett Chinese Medicine in
the 21st Century:
A Top Down View of
the Five Elements
I.
Shock, Heart Kidney Axis
II.
Soul, Ling, upper Kidney Points
How conditioned? Conscience: purpose.
Sunday April 26, 2015
9:00am - 5:15pm
Goals:
1. Diagnosing and treating shock to the heart and
circulatory system on the pulse.
2. How to diagnose and treat qi stagnation in the
diaphragm.
3. Testing for and Draining "Aggressive Energy" Xieqi.
4. How to understand and treat "possession" in a
contemporary context.
5. Diagnose and treating the separation of yin and yang.
6. The deeper functions of Acupuncture points: Source,
lou, xi-cleft, and "spirit" points.
7. Herbal formulas and point combinations for taking a
person out of shock.
8. The importance of the patient/practitioner relationship.
8:30am - 8:45pm Registration Opens
9:00am - 12:15pm Lecture / Demonstration
12:15pm - 1:30pm Lunch (on your own)
1:30pm - 5:15pm Lecture / Demonstration
Sunday, April 26, 2015
9:00am - 12:15pm Lecture / Demonstration
12:15pm - 1:30pm Lunch (on your own)
1:30pm - 5:15pm Lecture / Demonstration
Miasm: Knot of thought, feeling, emotion, sensation,
invested with belief and attention.
on the Web at www.spiritpathpress.com. He is also the founder of
an online professional community which can be found
Saturday, April 25, 2015
(15 min break in the morning and afternoon on both days)
Chinese pulse diagnosis. Mr. Jarrett holds a Master’s degree in
Neurobiology and maintains his clinical practice in Stockbridge,
Weekend Overview
The deeper functions of Acupuncture points: Source, lou, xi-cleft,
and "spirit" points.
Pulse
III.
Stability: R,R,A,I
a. Herbs, YBY, SMS b. Needles
IV.
Diaphragm: Points, BXHPT, Grief, Plum pit BXXXT
V.
Windows Right Moment
VI.
AE and Possession.
VII.
H/W
Registration & Payment
Register online at www.ncaaom.org Under For
Practitioners > CEU opportunities or
Make check payable to NCAAOM & mail to:
c/o Tom Cohen
1820 East Boulevard
Charlotte, NC 28203
Earlybird Pricing
Good through 3/15
for 14 CEUs/PDAs
Members: $275 /non-Members: $300
After March 15th
for 14 CEUs/PDAs
Members: $325 /non-Members: $350
Annual Dinner Meeting
Saturday, April 25th Catered, plated dinner
Free for members; $40 for non-members/guests of
members
Cancellation Policy for NCAAOM Events:
One month prior to seminar date: Full
refund minus $25 cancellation fee.
One month to one week prior:
60% of tuition will be refunded.
Less than one week prior or nonattendance:
No refunds.