Hungry Ghosts – The Acupuncture Treatment of Addictions and Dependency - Online
In this webinar we will explore the root causes of addictive attitudes, often related to early childhood trauma or neglect, which later lead to patterns of compensation and dependency. Acupuncture and therapeutic strategies are proposed for helping and accompanying some of the most common addictive patterns which also include co-dependency and obsessive-compulsive disorders.
This course at a glance
Date
September 21-22, 2024
Day/Time
Sa/Su, 09:00–13:00
Hours
8 hours
Teacher
Hamid Montakab
Language
English
Cost
CHF 245.-
Place
Online
Recognition TCM Fachverband
Label-Nr. 24508
About this course
In Classical Chinese medicine, dependency and addictions relate to the concept of Gui (Ghosts), which describes any compulsive behaviour that the person feels urged to maintain regardless of consequences.
In this webinar we will explore the root causes of these addictive attitudes, often related to early childhood trauma or neglect, which later lead to patterns of compensation and dependency.
Acupuncture and therapeutic strategies are proposed for helping and accompanying some of the most common addictive patterns which also include co-dependency and obsessive-compulsive disorders.
Goals and learning objectives:
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Hungry Ghosts: concept of Gui ≈ Ghosts
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Neuro-physiology of dependency and addiction
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Trauma & defence mechanisms in Chinese medicine
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Extraordinary vessels and psychology; compensation issues
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Co-dependency and addiction
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Nicotine addiction
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Substance addiction
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Behavioural addiction
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Bulimia; anorexia; orthorexia
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Obsessive-compulsive disorders
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Treatment strategies
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Case studies
Video
About the teachers
Dr. Hamid Montakab
Hamid David Montakab M.D. graduated from Medical School of Paris, did his residency in surgery and completed a 3-year education in acupuncture. Later spending 4 months in clinical training in China, followed by 2 years in exploring the local healing in the Philippines and India. He practiced for 5 years in America after obtaining the NCCA certification and a degree in Chinese Herbalism. In 1986 he founded Chiway Academy in Switzerland. Dr. Montakab was commissioned by the Swiss National Fond to conduct a scientific research study on Acupuncture and Insomnia. In 1995 he was the co-founder and president of the Swiss Professional Organization for TCM (SBO-TCM).
«Es ist einfach wundervoll Hamid zuzuhören und von diesem riesigen Wissen lernen zu dürfen.»
— Teilnehmer, Patrick P.
«Hamids grosses Wissen und seine klare und detaillierte Präsentation haben den Kurs besonders spannend gemacht. Seine Kurse haben einen guten Praxisbezug. »
— Teilnehmerin, Claudia G. Eidg. Dipl. Naturheilpraktikerin TCM