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Date: April 28, 29, 2001
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Place of Seminar: Canterbery Hotel, San Francisco, California
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Introduction to Traditional Japanese Acupuncture
What was taught:
Sho (Pattern Confirmation) used for syndrome diagnosis
Byori (Pathophysiology) and Seiri (Physiology) of different organs
Six Position Pulse and Abdominal Diagnosis-used for diagnosis and for immediatefeedback to adjust treatment
Ho (tonification)and Sho (dispersion) techniques
Sanshin (Contact needling) used to tonify or disperse
Okyu (Direct Moxa), Kyutoshin (Needle Moxa)
Chinetsukyu (Cone Moxa) used to tonify, disperse, or move Qi or blood
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