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Jeffrey Yuen
Jeffrey Yuen comes from two Daoist traditions, and his training in Chinese medicine comes from Daoist priest Yu Wen and Gong Song-Liu. He also comes directly from a Daoist lineage and trained under the Daoist priest, Yuen, learning among other healing arts, Chinese herbal medicine. He was invited by NCCAOM to be among a group of prominent practitioners, to write and review questions during the development of the NCCAOM herbal exam, and served on their Finalization Committee
Program Description
IN-PERSON or LIVE STREAMING
Intrinsic with the study of Classical Chinese medicine is the discussion of the Ling hun and Ling po. While the hun and po are often translated as the ethereal and corporeal soul and are said to reside in the Liver and Lungs respectively, there is little else that has been taught about these entities. Usually relegated to Chinese spiritual or religious cultural aspects, students of Chinese medicine rarely get the opportunity to understand their role in clinical practice, even though there is some inference to their significance in acupuncture point names. Some of their attributes have been the hun and its relationship to sleep, memory, and dreams, while the po has been implicated in fertility, death and dying, and even qigong. In addition, as “spiritual” components of the Ling-soul, they are intricately related to the Shen-spirit and clinically implicated with psychological and mental illnesses. This seminar will explore, examine, and discuss the different aspects of the hun and po from the influence of Daoism on Chinese medicine. More importantly, the clinical application of utilizing the revelations invoked from accessing the hun and po for therapeutic treatment of learning disabilities, loss of memory, depression, insomnia, and other psycho-mental issues.
Attendance for both days is required to receive PDA credits from NCCAOM
Licensed Acupuncturists must provide their license number when registering for this event.
Current practitioners will receive thirteen (13) continuing education units (PDA points) for completion of the class. A CEU certificate of completion will be given at the end of the CEU. Attendees must attend both classes in its entirety to receive the certificate.
Registration Course Fee
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