Chinese Medicine, The Healing Within

Our course in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) typically provides essential education about the ancient system of healing that has been practiced for thousands of years. TCM is based on the concept of balancing the body’s vital energy, known as “Qi,” and maintaining harmony between the opposing forces of Yin and Yang. TCM recognizes individual differences and tailors treatment plans based on the unique constitution of each person. Our course focuses on the connection between different organs, meridians, and Qi energy is helping to delve deeply into the intricate network of the body’s energy system. It will provide students with a deep understanding of the fundamental principles of Traditional Chinese Medicine and equip them with valuable skills for holistic healthcare.

Here’s a general overview of what the TCM course will entail:


Introduction to Traditional Chinese Medicine:

Overview of the history, philosophy, and basic principles of TCM.

Understanding the concepts of Qi, Yin and Yang, the Five Elements, and the meridian system.

 Introduction to Meridians and Qi Flow:

Understanding the concept of meridians as energy pathways in the body.

Exploration of the flow of Qi (vital energy) and its importance in maintaining health.

The Five Elements Theory:

Explanation of the Five Elements (Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal, Water) and their associations with organs, seasons, emotions, and colors.

Understanding how imbalances in the Five Elements can affect the body’s energy flow.

Organ Systems and Corresponding Meridians:

In-depth study of each organ system (Liver, Heart, Spleen, Lung, Kidney) and its associated meridians.

Examination of the interrelationships between organs and their impact on overall health.

 Meridian Pathways and Acupuncture Points:

Detailed exploration of the pathways of major meridians.

Identification and understanding of key acupuncture points along these meridians.

Diagnosis through Meridian Assessment:

Techniques for meridian-based diagnostic methods, such as pulse reading, tongue diagnosis, and palpation of specific points.

Interpreting signs of imbalance within meridians.

Balancing Qi through Acupuncture:

Practical application of acupuncture techniques to balance and harmonize Qi flow.

Strategies for selecting acupuncture points to address specific organ imbalances.

Emotional and Spiritual Aspects of Organs:

Examining the emotional and spiritual aspects associated with each organ system.

Understanding how emotions impact the flow of Qi and contribute to organ imbalances.

Integration of TCM Principles in Diagnosis and Treatment:

Bringing together the knowledge of meridians, organs, and Qi flow in the understanding of the interconnection behind the manifested disease.