Distance Learning/CEUs

The most important clinical book in Chinese Medicine is the Shang Han Lun, and the most important part of the book is the Preface!

Qing Dynasty medical practitioner Chen Xiuyuan was arguably the most important educator of Chinese medicine until the arrival of Communism in 1949. Course 1 elucidates "The Source and Flow of Medical History"

In this lecture series, Andrew Nugent-Head discusses line by line Chen Xiuyuan's incredibly famous Three Character Classic for the Study of Medicine. This lecture covers the topic "Struck by Wind"

Andrew Nugent-Head discusses line by line part 03 of Chen Xiuyuan's incredibly famous Three Character Classic for the Study of Medicine. Part 03 covers diagnosis and treatment for Consumptive Diseases.

Based on the Yi Jing, Yin Style Bagua's medical knowledge views illness, diagnosis and treatment in terms of eight functions or movements of Qi: Opening, Closing, Gathering, Dispersing, Raising, Lowering, Exiting, Entering. Diagnosis is understanding these functions and recognizing their patterns when manifesting as illness; and treatment is being able to create or control these eight functions of Qi in a patient by acupuncture, bodywork, and herbs.

To understand the universe, one must study oneself; to understand oneself, one must study the universe.

Understanding the recent history of Chinese Medicine is critical to understanding Chinese medicine-it's history has defined the books we read, the schools we have, and the teachers we meet.

In this 7 Hour seminar, Association for Traditional Studies director Andrew Nugent-Head tackles making Qi a tangible and reliable part of one's treatments and practice.

This 20 Hour video series features the Energy-Bodywork System of Yin Style Bagua, which combines powerful Qi techniques with Chinese medical bodywork

One of the most often overlooked aspects of being a Chinese medicine practitioner is the cultivation of the self.