Chinese Medicine, The Healing Within
The training covers the principles of traditional Chinese medicine, a healing system practiced for thousands of years. TCM is based on balancing the body’s vital energy (Qi) and maintaining harmony between Yin and Yang. Treatment is individualised based on each person’s unique constitution.
The course focuses on connections between organs, meridians, and Qi energy. You’ll study the body’s energy system and learn fundamental TCM principles for holistic healthcare practice.
Course Structure
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Introduction to TCM
History, philosophy, and basic principles. The concepts of Qi, Yin and Yang, the Five Elements, and the meridian system.
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Meridians and Qi Flow
Meridians as energy pathways in the body. How Qi flows and maintains health.
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Five Elements Theory
The Five Elements (Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal, Water) and their associations with organs, seasons, emotions, and colours. How imbalances affect energy flow.
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Organ Systems and Meridians
Each organ system (Liver, Heart, Spleen, Lung, Kidney) and its meridians. How organs interrelate and impact overall health.
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Meridian Pathways and Acupuncture Points
Major meridian pathways. Key acupuncture points along these meridians.
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Diagnosis through Meridian Assessment
Meridian-based diagnostic methods: pulse reading, tongue diagnosis, palpation. Interpreting signs of imbalance.
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Balancing Qi through Acupuncture
Acupuncture techniques to balance and harmonise Qi flow. Selecting acupuncture points for specific organ imbalances.
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Emotional and Spiritual Aspects
Emotional and spiritual aspects of each organ system. How emotions impact Qi flow and contribute to organ imbalances.
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Integration of TCM Principles
Applying knowledge of meridians, organs, and Qi flow to understand the interconnection behind disease manifestation.
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