Continuing group training (advanced course)
6 basic points: additional points for the musculoskeletal system and 5 points for psychosomatic disorders (NADA) in acupuncture and acupressure.
Continuing group training for healthcare professionals.
Advanced course in YNSA Yamamoto New cranial acupuncture 1.
In the course of his therapeutic research, Dr Yamamoto was able to locate 6 additional basic points for the musculoskeletal system. These are used in particular for sciatica, hip, knee and shoulder problems.
In the course of the treatment work, the last two additional basic points gave rise to their own somatotopes, which can also be used to treat internal organs. The YNSA abdominal diagnosis can be used to check and, if necessary, supplement the existing diagnosis.
External somatotopes of the back also offer a good opportunity to work therapeutically with manual techniques to achieve a pain-free state for the patient.
The seminar will expand on the content covered in the YNSA I seminar on this particular acupuncture method, which can be used successfully both as an adjunct to therapy and as a preventive measure.
Content of the course
Content of the YNSA II further training course:
- Symptoms and causes
- Yin and Yang diagnosis
- YNSA tummy diagnosis
- Somatotopes J and K
- Somatotopes of the back
- Point techniques and combinations of points
- Indications and contraindications
Suitable occupational groups:
- Medical professions
- Doctors
- Health practitioners
- Physiotherapists
5 special points for psychosomatic disorders (NADA)
NADA auricular acupuncture/acupressure has been successfully used in the United States since the 1970s to treat patients suffering from addiction. Under the name NADA, a standard treatment system was defined which, without further diagnostic measures, has proved particularly effective in the treatment of trauma and mental illness.
NADA acupuncture/acupressure provides effective and appropriate support for YNSA and other traditional medical therapies in the treatment of patients, including in palliative care.
Course content:
- Symptoms and causes
- Needling techniques and point combinations
- Indications and contraindications