Class Schedule

The Best of Master Tung’s Magic Points

Location:Oakland, California
Dates:

April 14-15, 2012

Phone:1-800-2-MAYWAY
Website:mayway.com
Cost:Early Bird Registration by March 30: $300 / Registration after March 30: $350
Student Registration by March 30: $200 / Student after March 30: $250
Description:

This two-day course provides acupuncturists with an understanding of the energetics employed when using Master Tung’s Points, a brief history of this points system, and a wide variety of the most commonly used point combinations. Students will be able to utilize the points immediately in their own clinical settings. Each day of class will end with a 90-minute demonstration of point locations and techniques.

Register online, or call Mayway at 1-800-262-9929, ext. 8137. E-mail seminars@mayway.com with any questions.

Master Tung’s Points – Advanced Series

Location:Portland State University
Portland, Oregon
Dates:

January 27-29, 2012
March 9-11, 2012

Phone:541-241-6368
Website:www.tungspoints.com
Cost:Early Bird (ends January 14): $500 per weekend / $975 for both weekends
Standard (after January 14): $550 per weekend / $1050 for both weekends
Student: $350 per weekend / $700 for both weekends
Cupping Class only: $150
Description:

The Advanced Series of Master Tung’s Magic Points consists of two 3-day weekends, Friday through Sunday (six days in all).

On each of the two Fridays we study Master Tung’s Magic Points by disease rather than location. This class is critical for learning point combinations, and provides differential disease diagnosis using Tung’s Points.

Each of the two Saturdays in the Advanced Series offers a rare opportunity to receive supervised training on point location and needling technique. This is attendees’ favorite class; it’s fun and extremely valuable in ensuring that point location is correct. Students become true practitioners of Tung’s system after taking this class.

Each of the two Sundays in the Advanced Series consists of workshops on Advanced Techniques. The first Sunday’s topic is The Ancient Art and Science of Cupping. Susan offers detailed instructions on when to use cupping patterns. The class includes precise anatomical descriptions of muscle groups and how they are best cupped, as well as demonstration, diagrams, and some guided practice. The cupping class may be taken separately from the rest of the series, and is open to the public. The second Sunday of the Advanced Techniques weekend is by invitation only.

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