Tri-State Institute of Acupuncture

[Guest guest]

Hi,

 

I was wondering if there was any member of this group who has attended

the Tri-State Institute of TCM? I would be interested in learning more

about their curriculum. Thank you.

 

Regards,

Rich

[Guest guest]

my name is maria kuriloff and i'm a graduate of tri state.

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Hi Maria,

 

Thanks for responding and I am happy to meet you. I was wondering if

you would be willing to relate to me some of your experiences at

Tri-Sate or any other institutions that you have attended. I am

particularly interested in Tri-State because my approach to Tuina

massage has been favorably influenced by Mark Seems books. I have

found that as the physical energetic layer " relaxes " the deeper

emotional layers reveal themselves and projects themselves. It seems

that everything ultimately leads back to the Shen (heart/mind). I have

developed my own approach, but I am wondering about these questions:

 

1) To what extent does Tri-Sate model his curriculum after Mr. Seems'

own perspective which closely adhere's to the classical method that my

own doctor uses and to what extent does Tri-State model its curriculum

after what is called the TCM model?

 

2) What texts does Tri-State uses to teach the body energetics

perspective - if they teach this perspective?

 

3) What are your own ideas/experiences on this subject?

 

4) Have you taken any post-graduate workshops/classes on the body

energetics approach and if so where?

 

5) Is tuina and/or qigong taught at Tri-Sate and to what extent to do

you incorporate these approaches?

 

Any ideas and thoughts on these subjects would be greatly appreciated.

Also if you know of any other schools that teach Asian medicine using

this approach, I would very much like to know about them.

 

Thank you for any thoughts you might share with me,

 

Regards,

Rich

 

 

 

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