"Western Medications Through a TCM Lens" - A Live Zoom Workshop - NCBAHM and CA CEU Course - Aug 30th

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COST:  Full price is $95 | Currently Discounted

CURRENT WORKSHOP DATES: August 30th (Select the date while checking out)

WORKSHOP TIME:  10:00 AM - 12:00 PM PST (1:00p-3:00p EST)

PREREQUISITE: Must have already taken MDerm 101: Microneedling For Acupuncturists to know the basics

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*You will receive instructions on how to sign in to your Zoom workshop 1-2 days before it begins

*Approved for 2 live NCBAHM and CA CEU's for Licensed Acupuncturists

DETAILS:

• Approved for 2 Live NCBAHM and CA CEUs

• A LIVE online ZOOM workshop, “Western Medications Through a TCM Lens” | for Professional Acupuncturists

• Explore common Western medications through the framework of Traditional Chinese Medicine

• Learn how medication actions and side effects may relate to TCM concepts such as Qi movement, Shen regulation, Heat, Dampness, Yin deficiency, and Blood stagnation

• Understand how Western medications may influence a patient’s overall TCM pattern and clinical presentation

• Develop a practical framework for recognizing medication-related changes in signs, symptoms, and patterns

• Learn how to consider a patient’s medications when developing a more complete TCM assessment and treatment strategy

• Gain a better understanding of how Western pharmacology and TCM pattern differentiation can be viewed together without replacing or contradicting conventional medical care

• Receive an AcuMicro Certification of Completion, NCBAHM CEU Certificate, and CA CEU Certificate

• Gain practical knowledge you can use to better communicate with and educate patients who are taking Western medications

• Learn how to differentiate your clinical approach by understanding Western medications through both a biomedical and TCM perspective

SUMMARY OF THE LIVE WORKSHOP:

This class explores common Western medications through a Traditional Chinese Medicine lens, looking at how their therapeutic actions and side effects may relate to concepts such as Qi movement, Shen regulation, Heat, Dampness, Yin deficiency, and Blood stagnation. The goal is not to replace Western pharmacology, but to help TCM practitioners better understand how medications may influence a patient’s overall pattern and presentation.

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