Chinese Bodywork for Clinical Practice – Andrew Nugent-Head

Chinese Bodywork for Clinical Practice – Andrew Nugent-HeadThe greatest force in healing is touch. The ancient Chinese realized this, using medical theory and clinical experience to develop touch into the highest healing art within the field of Chinese medicine. The usefulness of a sword depends on the warrior’s handskill; the efficacy of a needle depends on the practitioner’s skill of touch. To treat internal diseases or external injuries without deeply training the hands is to be overly optimistic of ones clinical results. This five module training program provides the same bodywork foundation that Andrew Nugent-Head learned in China, set sequentially in the way he learned over his years training there. It is, in his opinion, the most important piece of practicing tangible, effective and reliable medicine. Taught by Andrew Nugent-HeadModule 01: Daoist Zangfu Acupressure Focused on regulating the Qi flow in the organs of the body cavity, Daoist Zangfu Acupressure is a powerful bodywork treatment method to return fundamental health to very sick patients. Originally passed on by a wandering Daoist, it was nearly lost in the Cultural Revolution. Today, there are only a handful of people focused on using this incredible bodywork system in the clinic. It was the first clinical treatment method learned by Andrew Nugent-Head, taught to him by the late Professor Wang Jin-Huai.Module 02: Yin Style Bagua Bodywork Techniques I Modules 02 introduces the medical bodywork of Yin Style Bagua. Bodywork is the fundamental treatment method of Yin Style Bagua medical practitioners, the core of their Qi based skillset and the source of their acupuncture skill. These two modules cover the 24 basic hand techniques, the differences between Qi focused vs. Blood focused techniques, skeletal alignment, protocols and treatment demonstrations.Module 03: Yin Style Bagua Bodywork Techniques II Modules 03 continues the medical bodywork of Yin Style Bagua. Bodywork is the fundamental treatment method of Yin Style Bagua medical practitioners, the core of their Qi based skillset and the source of their acupuncture skill. These two modules cover the 24 basic hand techniques, the differences between Qi focused vs. Blood focused techniques, skeletal alignment, protocols and treatment demonstrations.Module 04: Yin Style Bagua Bodywork Techniques III Modules 04 completes the introduction to the medical bodywork of Yin Style Bagua. Bodywork is the fundamental treatment method of Yin Style Bagua medical practitioners, the core of their Qi based skillset and the source of their acupuncture skill. These three modules cover the 24 basic hand techniques, the differences between Qi focused vs. Blood focused techniques, skeletal alignment, protocols and treatment demonstrations.Module 05: Awakening the Yuan–The Deep Qi Protocol Using Deep Qi work only, the final module introduces the skills to address the intangible yet most fundamental Qi of sickness and health, which is the Yuan Qi. It focuses on understanding what we must tangibly do to get to and awaken the Yuan Qi when working with the chronically, systemically or terminally ill. Candid discussions on the possibilities of spontaneous healing, giving quality of life through the dying process, the successes and failures of both Chinese and allopathic medicine, and practitioner maturity are balanced by learning and practicing a protocol sequence for awakening the Yuan Qi as well as adapting it to redressing physical and emotional imbalances.Your InstructorAndrew Nugent-HeadAndrew Nugent-Head is the founder of the Association for Traditional Studies (ATS), a 501c3 organization dedicated to the preservation, documentation and dissemination of China’s traditional knowledge. Andrew moved to China in 1986 at the age of 18 to study Chinese medicine, martial arts, and internal cultivation. He spent 28 years in China dedicated to learning these arts and obtained the highest quality education possible in traditional, mentor-disciple relationships. Andrew’s studies and work have been featured on French and German television, the NBC Sunday Today Show, and on ABC News Special. He also worked on and appeared in the Mystery of Qi episode of the Bill Moyers PBS documentary series, Healing and the Mind. He has been featured in newspapers across the United States and written prolifically on Chinese Medicine, culture and the importance of preserving traditional knowledge worldwide. Through his not for profit, Andrew has translated six books, produced over 400 educational videos and translated for and assisted practitioners of Chinese Medicine, Yin Style Bagua martial arts, Daoyin practices, and Calligraphy during more than 140 seminars between 1993 and 2003. With the passing of his teachers, Andrew now dedicates himself to teaching the practice of Chinese medicine as he learned it to fellow practitioners through seminars around the world. He also runs a teaching clinic in Asheville, North Carolina where practitioners can observe him treating patients with herbs, acupuncture, bodywork, exercises and lifestyle advice.Course CurriculumChinese Bodywork for Clinical Practice CBCP 01: Daoist Zangfu AcupressurePart 01 (38:04)Part 02 (37:01)Part 03 (30:27)Part 04 (15:39)Part 05 (16:48)Part 06 (8:17)Part 07 (23:45)Part 08 (31:07)Part 09 (9:49)Part 10 (13:08)Part 11 (11:55)Part 12 Seminar Footage Opening words in Beijing (29:45)Part 13 Seminar Footage Opening words in Beijing Continued (29:59)Part 14 Seminar Footage Beijing Corrections (14:06)Part 15 Seminar Footage Beijing Demonstration Q&A (30:40)Digital Download: Daoist Zangfu Acupressure bookHandouts for Module 01 of CBCPCBCP 02: Yin Style Bagua Techniques IModule 02 Part 01 (32:54)Module 02 Part 02 (31:51)Module 02 Part 03 (36:29)Module 02 Part 04 (13:30)Module 02 Part 05 (26:38)Module 02 Part 06 (16:01)Module 02 Part 07 (22:58)Module 02 Part 08 (16:45)Module 02 Part 09 (19:16)Module 02 Part 10 (28:30)Module 02 Part 11 (31:28)Module 02 Part 12 (30:05)Module 02 Part 13 (21:25)Module 02 Part 13 Seminar Footage (12:56)Part 14 Seminar Footage (37:39)Part 15 Seminar Footage (14:21)Part 16 Seminar Footage (17:01)Part 17 Seminar Footage (22:19)Part 18 Seminar Footage (19:16)Part 19 Seminar Footage (7:49)Part 20 Seminar Footage (12:20)Part 21 Seminar Footage (18:48)Part 22 Seminar Footage (23:39)Part 23 Seminar Footage (7:55)Part 24 Seminar Footage (12:12)Part 25 Seminar Footage (16:56)Part 26 Seminar Footage (17:29)Handouts for Module 02 of CBCPCBCP 03: Yin Style Bagua Bodywork IIModule 03 Part 01 (33:34)Module 03 Part 02 (36:18)Module 03 Part 03 (5:05)Module 03 Part 04 (35:24)Module 03 Part 05 (3:08)Module 03 Part 06 (15:27)Module 03 Part 07 (30:26)Module 03 Part 08 (38:47)Module 03 Part 09 (2:41)Module 03 Part 10 (12:01)Module 03 Part 11 (9:23)Module 03 Part 12 (15:32)Module 03 Part 13 (17:43)Module 03 Part 14 (15:25)Module 03 Part 15 Seminar Footage (21:52)Module 03 Part 16 Seminar Footage (15:54)Module 03 Part 17 Seminar Footage (11:04)Module 03 Part 19 Seminar Footage (13:19)Module 03 Part 18 Seminar Footage (15:35)Module 03 Part 20 Seminar Footage (10:01)Module 03 Part 21 Seminar Footage (4:50)Module 03 Part 22 Seminar Footage (15:10)Module 03 Part 23 Seminar Footage (11:35)Module 03 Part 24 Seminar Footage (14:10)Handouts for Module 03 of CBCPCBCP 04: Yin Style Bagua Bodywork Techniques IIICBCP Module 04 Part 01 (17:53)CBCP Module 04 Part 02 (24:41)CBCP Module 04 Part 03 (23:45)CBCP Module 04 Part 04 (47:01)CBCP Module 04 Part 05 (19:39)CBCP Module 04 Part 06 (30:37)CBCP Module 04 Part 07 (20:17)CBCP Module 04 Part 08 (14:17)CBCP Module 04 Part 09 (6:51)There are no Handouts for Module 04 of CBCPCBCP 05: Awakening the YuanCBCP Module 05 Part 01 (25:00)CBCP Module 05 Part 02 (20:47)CBCP Module 05 Part 03 (31:07)CBCP Module 05 Part 04 (33:15)CBCP Module 05 Part 05 (29:16)CBCP Module 05 Part 06 (30:14)CBCP Module 05 Part 07 (29:37)CBCP Module 05 08 (38:52)CBCP Module 05 Part 09 (27:54)CBCP Module 05 Seminar Footage Part 01 (39:49)CBCP Module 05 Seminar Footage Part 02 (27:39)CBCP Module 05 Seminar Footage Part 03 (18:53)CBCP Module 05 Seminar Footage Part 04 (32:41)CBCP Module 05 Seminar Footage Part 05 (11:51)CBCP Module 05 Seminar Footage Part 06 (15:25)CBCP Module 05 Seminar Footage Part 07 (19:23)Handouts for Module 05 of CBCPProof ContentDelivery Method– After your purchase, you’ll see a View your orders link which goes to the Downloads page. 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