Course Descriptions
Traditional Chinese Massage - 720 hours
111 Yin-Yang & Five-Element - - An approach to Yin-Yang and Five-Element Theory, included but not limited to, Dao & creation of harmony, tonification & sedation of Qi, Wu-Ji, Tai-Ji, the laws/cycles of Yin-Yang, San-Chai, Five-Element, Eight Parameters (Ba Gua), Shi-Quan, Twelve Officials (Shi Er Guan) and so on; Viscera & Bowels (Zang-Fu); internal & external causes of diseases, such as Liu Xie, Qi Qing and Non-internal & Non-external reasons; Oriental pathology (Bing Ji); meaning of diseases, symptoms, signs, etc.; fundamental body substances (e.g. Jing, Qi and Shen).
112 (& 122) Anatomy, Physiology & Immunology - - A systematic study of the human skeletal, muscular, digestive, respiratory, urinary & nervous systems, etc., including the normal function of physiology and immunology, as well as the pathology.
113 (&123) Acupoints, Reflexology & Tui-Na - - Theory and lab work pin-pointing 1,000+ acupoints on the human body, including all acupoints on the 12 bilateral channels, the Conception & Governing Vessels, Extra-Points, Ah-Shi-Points, and other points for advanced healthcare purposes, such as Reflexology, Tui-Na, Gua-Sha, massage, Shiatsu, meditation & acupuncture. Reflexology uses the acupoints especially those located on hands and feet, for influencing various body parts. Tui-Na uses all kinds of acupoints and massage techniques for relaxation and general healthcare, including sports injuries.
114 Chinese Sports Medicine - - This course focuses on 100 kinds of the major Chinese single herbs, including their properties, channels entered, major combinations, cautions and contraindications, as well as 30 special formulas for treating sports injuries.
115 Basic Electronics & Jing-Luo Theory - - A guideline for students to learn some electronic equipment and circuitry, so as to understand human’s Jing-Luo (channels or meridians) and its normal functions to be familiar with appropriate diagnostic methods and treatments.
116 Shiatsu - - This course focuses on performing safe and gentle palpation with fingers, for treating infants, elders and weak people. These kinds of techniques are suitable for alleviating stress and relaxation.
117 Chinese Language - - This course is designed to help the students understand the Chinese characters, Chinese Medical Terminology, and to learn basic conversation in Chinese.
118 Gua-Sha - - a technique of bringing human diseases out of the skin from the muscular system, the lymphatic system and nervous system directly; or even from the endocrine system, the digestive system and the reproductive system.
119 Yoga - - Physical postures and breathing regulation to eradicate aches and pains, and even daily signs of aging. This course provides students with an additional form of exercise to keep themselves in good health.
120 Foodication (a special dietary therapy) - - To help students recognize the properties of all kinds of foods, and use them to treat diseases and /or to keep people in good health. Also covered are conflicts between certain foods.s
121 Qi-Gong (or Chi-Kung) Massage - - A special form of massage techniques including both internal & external Qi-Gong for healthcare. Internal qigong focuses on the circulation of the qi and blood, including regulating body temperature, pressure and humidity. External qigong focuses more on body movements. This course also provides some Chinese Kung-Fu for students to practice. This prepares the student to use qigong therapeutically on clients as well as themselves.
124 Mechanic-Electronic Trouble Shooting & Chinese Medical Diagnosis - - This course provides students with advanced mechanic and electronic trouble-shooting skills, and combines with the Yin-Yang Theory and the Five-Element Theory for Chinese Medical Diagnosis, which includes but is not limited to, Four-Examination and Ba-Gang.
125 Western Medical Terminology - - To provide students with Western medical terminology so that they can communicate with physicians, nurses, clients, and insurance companies appropriately.
126. Feng-Shui - - It is a Taoist art and science of living in harmony with the environment. Students can learn /apply this knowledge to predict people’s fortune as well as to help them create peace, health, wealth and happiness.
127 Meditation - -A practice of mental reflection based on astronomy, astrology, physiology, anatomy, etc, for achieving a better quality of life, as well as treating patient illnesses.
128 Tai-Ji-Quan (or Tai-Chi-Chuan) - - A series of exercises, based on Daoist principles such as Yin-Yang, San Chai, Wu-Xing and Bagua, which are suitable for persons of all ages, sex, or state of health. Students practice traditional Tai-Ji-Quan for self-awareness, relaxation, longevity, and to help people get well easier and faster.
129 Nutrition - - Students can learn how to choose foods that supplies appropriate amounts of the essential nutrients (vitamins and minerals), fiber and energy without excess intakes of sugar, salt and fat.s
130 Weight Control - - This course provides students with the knowledge of how to assist people gain or lose weight, meanwhile keeping themselves in good health through exercise, foodication, and/or massage.
