~ Early Bird Pricing: €175 ($200 US) (After July 1st, €200 / $225 US) ~  Susan presents the Ancient Art of Cupping with the benefit of her numerous years in practice and years of synthesizing available information. She will begin with a lecture exploring and differentiating all the different styles of suction techniques, as well as gwa sha. Susan will discuss at length the reasons for cupping, what the various shades of color on the skin mean, how to use…

~ Early Bird Pricing for Weekend 1: €400 ($450 US) (After July 1st, €450 / $500 US) ~  ~ Super Early Bird Pricing for BOTH Weekends: €700 ($800 US) ~ The In-Depth Master Tung’s Points & Theory series, taught by Susan Johnson, is a two-weekend course designed to immerse practitioners in this profound system of acupuncture. Students are encouraged to participate in both weekends for the maximum experience, but attendance in both weekends is not required. While the Best of…

The primary goal of this course is to provide practitioners with an understanding of the energetics employed when using Master Tung’s Magic Points. Susan Johnson has been practicing Tung’s Points for over 30 years. In her careful observation of their energetic effects, she has mastered the use of these extraordinary points and developed a very clear and precise way of presenting them. The class will begin with an introduction to the system, including a very brief history of Master Tung…

The afternoon session will offer a thorough look at just a few of Tung’s most relevant points or point patterns, the ones that Susan utilizes all day, every day in the clinic. As the symposium will be in the fall when preparing for the winter season, she will discuss the best points and points patterns for colds and flus, sinus infections, allergy to winter-pollinating trees, acute and chronic cough, pneumonia, asthma, COPD and treating weakened immune systems. If time allows,…

~ Early Bird Pricing: €175 ($200 US) (After January 25th, €200 / $225 US) ~  The Ancient Art of Bleeding is a cross-cultural modality used from time immemorial, in ancient Egypt, India, the Middle East and throughout all of Asia. In Chinese medicine, bleeding is commonly referred to as: pricking bleeding, micro-puncture, triangular needling or simply, blood-letting. This course is designed to explore: the origins of blood-letting; different styles and forms of bleeding; sterile technique and safety concerns; and to…