Energy Regulation
This course allows you to understand and use the theory of the five elements, depending on the presented pathology. It defines energy points and their respective uses. A significant part is dedicated to the selection of energy points and stimulation techniques.
Included teaching methods:
- E-Learning training: an interactive, motivating, and effective learning method.
- Printable course workbooks
- Online exams
- Access to the student centre
- Videos and virtual library.
Course content description
Student Guide
- Change the due date
- Teaching method and required work
- Getting in touch
- Start the study
- Answer the questions
- Self-correct
- Plan your work schedule
- Exam
- Sending activities to the College
- Course objectives
- References
Chapter 1
The five elements
- Theory of the five elements
- Correspondence chart
- The balance of the five elements
- The engendering cycle of the five elements
- The destruction cycle
- Physiology
- Pathology
- Encroachment and contempt
- Diagnostic principle
- The syndrome
- Knowledge review
- Activity 1
Chapter 2
Energy points
- Description, definition
- Antique points
- Ting (the well)
- Long (the source)
- Lu, or Iunn (the absorption)
- King (the derivation)
- Ho (the depth)
- Usage principle
- To remember
- Tonification principle according to the five elements
- Tonification according to the season
- Use of "LO" points
- Use of "SHU" and MO points
- Use of "TSRI" points
- Use of "curious" points
- Use of "special action" points
- Principles of locating points
- Digital measurement
- Anatomical location
- Bone measurement
- Knowledge review
- Activity 2
Chapter 3
- Determining polarity
- Introduction
- General syndromes
- Global yin yang
- Balancing treatment for yang excess
- Balancing treatment for yin excess
- Balancing treatment for yang deficiency
- Balancing treatment for yin deficiency
- General balancing treatment
- Pain
- Pain treatment
- Meridian syndromes
- Triple heater (+)
- Heart Master (-)
- Heart (-)
- Lungs (-)
- Liver (-)
- Spleen Pancreas (-)
- Stomach (+)
- Kidney (-)
- Large intestine (+)
- Small intestine (+)
- Gall bladder (+)
- Bladder (+)
- In conclusion
- Knowledge review
- Activity 3
Chapter 4
- Energy treatment
- Use of opening points
- Governor Vessel
- Conception Vessel
- TAI MO Belt Vessel
- TCHONG MO
- YANG QIAO MO
- YIN QIAO MO
- YANG WEI
- YIN WEI
- Therapeutic index of key points
- Use of group "lo"
- The group "lo", basic method
- The group "lo", advanced method
- Stimulating a meridian
- Use of the tonification and dispersion point
- Use of the opposite point
- Use of other points
- Use of coupled meridians
- About foundational treatment
- Knowledge review
- Activity 4
Chapter 5
- Skin stimulation methods
- General notions of oriental massage
- Duration
- Frequency
- Advice
- Massage techniques
- 1 Tui (push)
- 2 Na (vibratory pinch)
- 3 An (pressure)
- 4 Mo Fa (friction)
- 5 Kim Fa
- 6 Nieh Fa (kneading)
- 7 Cha Fa
- 8 Po Fa (percussion)
- Stimulation devices
- Sounds or mechanical vibrations
- Electropuncture
- Digito-puncture
- Moxibustion
- Heat or moxibustion
- Moxa powder
- Technique
- Advice
- Knowledge review
- Activity 5
Answer Keys
- Answer key for Activity 1
- Answer key for Activity 2
- Answer key for Activity 3
- Answer key for Activity 4
- Answer key for Activity 5
- Index
Point Locations
- Lungs
- Large Intestine
- Stomach
- Spleen-Pancreas
- Heart
- Small Intestine
- Bladder
- Kidneys
- Heart Master
- Triple heater
- Gall bladder
- Liver
- Conception vessel
- Governor vessel
Graded Activities
- Course 462 Energy Regulation
- Instructions
Evaluation Questionnaire
- Course 462 answer grid
- Course 462 validation sheet
