Guest guest Posted January 26, 2009 Report Share Posted January 26, 2009 This seminar with Jason Robertson L.Ac., will begin where the Channel Palpation lecture of 2008 left off. Mr. Robertson will treat 12 patients over the course of two days, where each treatment hour of class is a hands-on learning experience with a focus on channel palpation, differential diagnosis, and treatment. Both new attendees and students of the first Channel Palpation class, are welcome to attend. The seminar will begin with an introductory lecture on Channel Palpation for anyone who did not attend the first class, and Mr. Robertson will answer questions either from the first class or from his book " Applied Channel Theory in . " Between 11 am and 4:30 pm each day, Mr. Robertson will treat 2 patients an hour. In the course of treating patients, Mr. Robertson will talk about what he feels while palpating the channels, how he arrives at his diagnosis, and how he would choose a treatment plan for each patient in front of him. A treatment plan will involve discussion of point prescriptions for the current and future treatments as well as an estimate of how many treatments each patient might need. Interspersed between treatments will be four, one hour lectures on the use of five-shu, source and collateral points, the cleft points, and the San Jiao. Early bird registration will be open until January 31. Please use the coupon code CONF to receive 10% off the cost of the lecture. This lecture has been certified by NCCAOM for 15 PDA's. For more information, or to register for this lecture, please go to www.cm-dbcart.com. Local participants are welcome to contact me to schedule complex patients from their own practice, to come and receive free treatment at the lecture. Sincerely, L.Ac. The Database webmaster Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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