Dynamic 4 Needles 5 Elements
This simple acupuncture technique is based on the Korean Four Needle Sa'am System. It uses few points, relies on instant patient-feedback and leads to immediate treatment results. It can be learned easily and applied the next day in clinical practice.
This course at a glance
Date:
February 4–5, 2023
Day/Time:
Sa/Su, 9:00–17:00
Hours:
14 hours
Teacher:
Jonathan Shubs
Language:
English
Cost:
CHF 450.–
Additional UAT Certificate Program Courses:
Recognition TCM Fachverband:
Label-Nr. 23065
About this course
Verify your diagnosis, use few points, get instant feedback on the efficacy of your treatment and have the patient feel involved in their own treatment: Using this dynamic 5 element theory and simple needle techniques lead to excellent clinical results.
This course uses Sa’am’s Korean 4 Needle acupuncture method to tonify, disperse, warm, or cool any meridian in the body. By only using 4 needles (2 on each side of the body), the practitioner can initiate very powerful changes in the body. In adding abdominal palpation, the acupuncturist can make a very precise diagnosis and also receive instant feedback to the effectiveness of their treatments. This course consists of the following:
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An explanation of traditional 5 element points in the body and their use in a dynamic system
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Method of selection and step by step systematic understanding of how to choose the 4 needles.
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Abdominal palpation for precise diagnosis and instant feedback
«Jonathan Shubs has a very warm manner and a genuine interest in passing on his knowledge. He was very aware and sensitive to the needs of the group.
— Elaine Y., Participant
About the Teacher
Jonathan Shubs
Geboren in Toronto, Kanada. TCM-Studium am Institut Shao Yang in Lyon, Frankreich. Spezialisierung in Japanischer, Koreanischer und Fünf-Elemente-Akupunktur. Jonathan Shubs hat sich auch mit Tai Qi und Qi Gong auseinandergesetzt. Zuerst in Toronto unter Prof. Sifu Philip Mo, später bei Prof. Zhi-Zhong Wang in Beijing und Prof. Mingchun Mao von der Shanxi University in Taiyuan. Führt eine TCM-Praxis in Lausanne.