This 4-day hands-on class follows the categorization of the Five-Element Theory, and offers greater depth regarding the types of physical and psychological issues presented when meridians are not in balance.
Specific theory and hands on practice study includes:
* 5-Element Theory and use of Correspondence Chart
* Meridian system overview
* In-depth study of each of the 5 elements and their associated  meridians
* Location, flow, function, and attributes of each of the 12 major meridians and 2 extraordinary vessels
* Common physical and emotional issues associated with each of the elements and meridians
* Acupoints that can benefit these issues; their location, energetics and reinforcement of acupressure protocol and techniques
* Further use of Association points and addition of Alarm points
* Case studies
* e-Class manual covering all of the above and more
 
NOTE:
Prerequisite is the hands on class, Introduction to Acupressure. This course is required for the Training Program. 

Class times: Approximately 9:00 am to 5:00 pm each day.   
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The Introductory course offers you the ability to perform a complete acupressure session protocol and gives you an understanding of the Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) concepts and theories underlying acupressure. Specific theory and hands on practice study includes:
*  Yin/ Yang and 5-Element Theories
*  4 - Examinations - Demonstration and practice
*  Acupressure protocol - Opening, Point work and Closing techniques
*  Association points - location, assessment and energetics
*  Source points - location, assessment and energetics
*  Acupressure session, assessment, point selection &  practice
*  Case studies
*  e-Class manual covering all of the above and more
Since Acupressure is based on TCM, we will explore this ancient science and guide you in learning how to help your animals feel their best.
Students studying either Equine or Small Animal Acupressure may attend this course.
There are no prerequisites for this course.
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