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Part 1: Acupuncture Theories & Techniques for the Upper Extremity: Fingers, Wrists (1-AcupunctureCE)


Total Credits: 1 Acupuncture

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Continuing Education |  Webinar |  Acupuncture |  OnDemand Regular CE
Faculty:
Dr. Angie Lipson, Licensed Acupuncturist, MN #1918
Duration:
44 Minutes
Format:
Audio and Video



Description

Join us for an enlightening two-part webinar series where we delve into the fascinating realm of Acupuncture Theories & Techniques for the Upper Extremity. In Part 1, we will focus on the intricate network of the fingers and wrists, while Part 2 will explore the complexities of the elbows and shoulders. This comprehensive webinar series is designed to provide participants with a deeper understanding of the most common Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) patterns associated with these areas and their corresponding treatments.

 Acupuncture, a cornerstone of TCM for thousands of years, offers a holistic approach to healthcare that emphasizes the body's innate healing abilities. The upper extremities, including the fingers, wrists, elbows, and shoulders, play vital roles in our everyday functioning and are susceptible to various ailments and conditions. Understanding the underlying TCM patterns and employing targeted acupuncture techniques can help restore balance and promote optimal health in these areas.

 In Part 1 of the webinar series, we will explore the fundamental theories behind acupuncture and its application to the fingers and wrists. We will discuss the meridian system and the specific channels associated with these areas, highlighting their connections to various organs and their corresponding patterns. Participants will gain valuable insights into the most common TCM patterns observed in the fingers and wrists, along with their signs and symptoms. This knowledge will enable accurate diagnosis and the implementation of tailored treatment strategies using acupuncture techniques, point selection, needling methods, and adjunctive therapies.

 Part 2 of the webinar series will focus on the elbows and shoulders. We will delve into the TCM patterns associated with these areas and their unique manifestations. Participants will deepen their understanding of the meridian system, exploring the channels connected to the elbows and shoulders and their relationships with specific organs. By learning to recognize the signs and symptoms of these patterns, participants will be empowered to provide effective acupuncture treatments that address the root causes of elbow and shoulder-related conditions. Through comprehensive case discussions and practical demonstrations, we will enhance participants' ability to apply acupuncture techniques, select appropriate points, and employ adjunctive therapies for optimal patient outcomes.

 By the end of this two-part webinar series, participants will have acquired a comprehensive understanding of Acupuncture Theories & Techniques for the Upper Extremity. They will be equipped with the knowledge and skills to assess and treat patients presenting with conditions affecting the fingers, wrists, elbows, and shoulders using acupuncture and TCM principles. Whether you are a seasoned practitioner or new to the field, this webinar series offers a valuable opportunity to expand your expertise and enhance patient care.

Don't miss out on this engaging webinar series that combines theoretical foundations, practical applications, and clinical insights into Acupuncture Theories & Techniques for the Upper Extremity. Register now and join us on this educational journey toward improving patient outcomes and advancing your acupuncture practice.

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Doctor of Chinese Medicine

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Dr. Angie's focus is in modern acupuncture techniques for muscle/nerve conditions, pain management, internal conditions, and cancer support. By combining her years of training in the healthcare industry, sports science, and specialized training in Zhengzhou, China, she is able to integrate Chinese medicine with her Western medical background to provide well-rounded patient care. 

Dr. Angie's approach to patient care is to complement Western medicine with her Eastern medicine training.  She regards emotional wellbeing, sleep, exercise, and nutrition as important factors in the general healing processes of the body.

Her scope of practice includes traditional Chinese acupuncture, trigger/motor points (dry needling), cupping, gua sha (dermal friction), tui na (Chinese medical massage), Chinese herbs, nutrition, and supplements.