Master Tung’s 21 Essential Acupoints: Finger and Hand Points

This course is taught in Chinese Mandarin. English Subtitles and Lecture Notes are provided.

IMPORTANT: To avoid purchasing the course twice, please see the comprehensive guide. This course is part of a more extensive compendium: Master Tung's 21 Essential Acupoints: A Step-by-Step Guide from Basic Theory to Effective Needling Methods. [1]

Full Compendium of All 6 Parts: Master Tung’s 21 Essential Acupoints: A Step-by-Step Guide
from Basic Theory to Needling Mastery [1]

CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS:
2 CEU/PDA/CPD accepted by CA #383 (Category 1), NCCAOM (AOM-AC), FL (General), IL, TX (General), AHPRA, AFPA, BAcC, CCHPBC, NZASA, NZRA

COURSE TYPE:
Distance Learning CEU Video (Online)

WHAT YOU’LL LEARN:
Master Tung’s acupuncture system is renowned for its unique point system and rapid clinical effectiveness. Unlike conventional meridian-based acupuncture, Tung’s system follows distinct theoretical principles that allow for highly targeted and efficient treatments.

Dr. Tian-Te Tseng, a leading disciple of Dr. Wei-Chieh Young and a respected expert in Tung’s Acupuncture, brings over 30 years of clinical and academic experience to this course. Dr. Tian-Te Tseng has dedicated himself to sharing Tung’s acupuncture techniques worldwide, preserving the lineage of this powerful system.

Dr. Tian-Te Tseng provides an in-depth exploration of essential finger and hand points, focusing specifically on three key points: San Cha San (A.04), Zhong Bai (22.06), and Huo Xi (11.16). These points are vital in Tung’s system, offering powerful therapeutic benefits for treating a wide range of conditions

In this course, Dr. Tseng guides practitioners through the exact point location, needling depth, and manipulation techniques for each of these thigh points while discussing their clinical applications. Through video demonstrations, he ensures that practitioners gain both theoretical knowledge and practical skills in accurate needling technique and effective application.

This course is ideal for Chinese medicine practitioners, Western medicine physicians, rehabilitation experts, and acupuncture enthusiasts, this series will help you build a solid understanding of Tung’s Acupuncture and improve your clinical practice. Whether you’re looking to enhance your current skills or fully integrate Tung’s system into your treatments, this course provides a structured and accessible way to master the core principles of Tung’s Acupuncture.

This course is taught in Chinese with clear and easy-to-follow English subtitles, making it accessible to a global audience. The subtitles ensure that non-Chinese-speaking students can fully grasp the concepts and techniques demonstrated throughout the course, offering a seamless learning experience for everyone.

Participants can take this course individually or continue with the full series to complete their mastery of Master Tung’s 21 Essential Acupoints.

A free eBook of of Master Tung's 21 Essential Acupoints are included upon purchase of this course.

View the complete series:

• Part 1: Master Tung’s 21 Essential Acupoints: Core Tung Concepts and Finger Point [2]
• Part 2: Master Tung’s 21 Essential Acupoints: Hand Points [3]
• Part 3: Master Tung’s 21 Essential Acupoints: Finger Points [4]
• Part 5: Master Tung’s 21 Essential Acupoints: Calf Points [5]
• Part 6: Master Tung’s 21 Essential Acupoints: Thigh Points [6]

Upon completion of this course, practitioners will:

• Learn the precise location, meridian relationships, and needling techniques for San Cha San, Zhong Bai, and Huo Xi.
• Understand the clinical applications of these finger points for pain relief, respiratory conditions, and internal disorders.
• Observe live demonstrations of point location and needling manipulation for accurate and effective application.
• Develop confidence in integrating these Master Tung finger points into clinical practice.

CANCELLATION POLICY:
These online courses are immediately accessible after purchase therefore are non-refundable.

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