Professional Certificate in Acupuncture: Results-Oriented

• Fundamentals of Acupuncture: An introduction to the history, philosophy, and principles of acupuncture. This unit covers the fundamental concepts of Qi, meridians, and acupoints.
• Acupuncture Techniques: Explores various acupuncture techniques, including needling, moxibustion, cupping, and electroacupuncture. This unit emphasizes the importance of selecting appropriate techniques for specific conditions.
• Clinical Assessment for Acupuncture: Teaches students how to assess patients for acupuncture treatment. This unit covers topics such as medical history, physical examination, and diagnostic techniques.
• Acupuncture for Pain Management: Focuses on the use of acupuncture for pain management. This unit covers the anatomy and physiology of pain, as well as the application of acupuncture for different types of pain.
• Acupuncture for Internal Medicine: Examines the use of acupuncture for internal medicine, including conditions such as digestive disorders, respiratory disorders, and gynecological disorders. This unit covers the underlying pathophysiology of these conditions and the application of acupuncture for treatment.
• Safety and Ethics in Acupuncture Practice: Covers the safety and ethical issues related to acupuncture practice. This unit includes topics such as infection control, needling technique, and patient communication.
• Clinical Practice and Case Management: Provides students with the opportunity to apply their knowledge and skills in a clinical setting. This unit covers topics such as treatment planning, record keeping, and patient management.
• Research in Acupuncture: Introduces students to the research methods used in acupuncture. This unit covers topics such as study design, data analysis, and interpretation of results.