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Introduction to Small Animal Acupressure - Toronto, Ontario - Sept 10 (6 - 9pm) 11 (9 - 5 pm) & 12 (9 - 5 pm), 2010 |
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North America
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This course offers you the ability to perform a complete acupressure treatment protocol and an understanding of the Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) concepts and theories underlying acupressure.
Since Acupressure is based on TCM, we will explore this ancient science and guide you in learning how to help your animals feel their best.
Students studying Small Animal Acupressure may attend this course.
There are no prerequisites to this course. NOTE: This class is full. Please email info@animalacupressure.com to be added to the waiting list. |
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cost $375.00 |
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Introduction to Equine or Small Animal Acupressure - Salem, WI (near Kenosha) - September 10(6-9pm), 11 (9-5), 12 (9-5), 2010 |
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North America
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This course offers you the ability to perform a complete acupressure treatment protocol and an understanding of the Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) concepts and theories underlying acupressure.
Since Acupressure is based on TCM, we will explore this ancient science and guide you in learning how to help your animals feel their best. Students studying either Equine or Small Animal Acupressure may attend this course.
There are no prerequisites to this course.
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cost $375.00 |
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Meridians & Specific Conditions 1&2 - Small Animal only - Toronto, Ontario - September 13-16, (9 - 5 pm each day), 2010 |
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North America
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This course is divided into two sections so that we can cover 6 of the 12 Major Meridians in each section. Following the categorization of the Five-Element Theory, the courses offer greater depth regarding the types of physical and psychological issues presented when particular meridians are not in balance.
Participants will learn: indicators for each of the meridian imbalances; key acupressure points along each of the meridians; and Specific Condition Treatments for each of the 12 Major Meridians and two Extraordinary Vessels.
NOTE: These courses are required for the Practitioner Certificate Program. NOTE: This class is full. Please send us an email at info@animalacupressure.com to be added to the waiting list. |
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cost $725.00 |
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Introduction to Equine or Small Animal Acupressure - Bowral, NSW, Australia - October 2-3, 2010 |
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Australia
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This course offers you the ability to perform a complete acupressure treatment protocol and an understanding of the Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) concepts and theories underlying acupressure.
Since Acupressure is based on TCM, we will explore this ancient science and guide you in learning how to help your animals feel their best.Students studying Equine or Small Animal Acupressure may attend this course.
There are no prerequisites to this course.
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cost $385.00 |
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Meridians & Specific Conditions 1 & 2 - Equine or Small Animal Acupressure - Bowral, NSW, Australia - October 4-7, 2010 |
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Australia
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This course is divided into two sections so that we can cover 6 of the 12 Major Meridians in each section. Following the categorization of the Five-Element Theory, the courses offer greater depth regarding the types of physical and psychological issues presented when particular meridians are not in balance. Participants will learn: indicators for each of the meridian imbalances; key acupressure points along each of the meridians; and Specific Condition Treatments for each of the 12 Major Meridians and two Extraordinary Vessels. NOTE: These courses are required for the Practitioner Certificate Program. |
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cost $735.00 |
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Indicators & Assessment - Bowral, NSW, Australia - October 9-10, 2010 |
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Australia
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Participants learn the basics of how to identify imbalances of yin and yang in an animal and understand how Chi functions along with how exogenous, emotional and other pathogenic factors that can cause imbalances. The course offers an overview of methods used to assess patterns of disharmony including the Yin-Yang Theory, Four Examinations, Eight Principles, and Zang-Fu Theory, Pulses, and Tongue Assessment. This course requires reading assigned texts prior to attending the course and successful completion of an introductory course. A Certificate of Completion for 30 LUs or 16 CE hours is available after successfully passing an Open-Book, Take-Home Examination. |
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cost $360.00 |
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Review & Study Day - Bowral, NSW, Australia - October 11, 2010 |
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Australia
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This day is devoted to student review of Acupoints - location and energetics; Meridians - function & location; TCM concepts and theory. During the first half of the day concept lectures are provided with the second half of the day spent in hands-on review. |
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cost $85.00 |
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Practicum & Blue Book Exam - Equine or Small Animal - Bowral, NSW, Australia - October 12, 2010 |
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Australia
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1/2 Day / Hands-on & Written Exam Prerequisite: 300 LUs or 164 CE hours of course work.
The Practicum is the culmination of the Practitioner Certification Program. It is an opportunity to integrate all that has been learned in the previous courses and demonstrate a level of competency in: assessment of animal issues and conditions; developing a treatment plan based on knowledge and understanding of Traditional Chinese Medicine theory and application; and, performance of acupressure treatments on either horses or dogs. The intent is to have participants continue to learn and share knowledge with other participants and the instructors.
The instructors will evaluate each participant individually regarding theoretical knowledge and direct application of acupressure. The instructors are responsible for determining the participant’s competency level and designation of a Practitioner Certification. Upon successful completion, participants receive their Tallgrass Equine or Small Animal Practitioner Certification, which qualifies as a certificate of achievement in the field of animal acupressure, and which allows them to sit for the NBCAAM. |
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cost $285.00 |
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Introduction to Equine Acupressure - Hocking College, Nelsonville, OH - Oct 29 (pm) 30 & 31, 2010 |
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North America
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This course offers you the ability to perform a complete acupressure treatment protocol and an understanding of the Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) concepts and theories underlying acupressure.
There are no prerequisites to this course. NOTE: This class is full. Please email us at info@animalacupressure.com if you would like to be placed on the waiting list. |
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cost $395.00 |
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Equine Acupressure & Aromatherapy - Hocking College, Nelsonville, OH - Jan 28 (pm) 29 & 30, 2011 |
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North America
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This course explores the use of Essential Oils with Acupressure and specific Acupressure Points. Students will receive a 'starter' set of oils that are used in acupressure for common equine conditions. The history and science of Oils is reviewed as well. Hands-on application & exercises.
There are no prerequisites for this course.
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cost $435.00 |
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Introduction to Equine or Small Animal Acupressure - Phoenix, AZ - Feb. 11 (pm only) 12 & 13 (9 - 5 pm), 2011 |
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North America
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This course offers you the ability to perform a complete acupressure treatment protocol and an understanding of the Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) concepts and theories underlying acupressure.
Since Acupressure is based on TCM, we will explore this ancient science and guide you in learning how to help your animals feel their best.
Students studying either Equine or Small Animal Acupressure may attend this course.
There are no prerequisites to this course.
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cost $375.00 |
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Meridians & Specific Conditions 1&2 - Phoenix, AZ - Feb 14 - 17 (9 - 5 pm each day), 2011 |
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North America
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This course is divided into two sections so that we can cover 6 of the 12 Major Meridians in each section. Following the categorization of the Five-Element Theory, the courses offer greater depth regarding the types of physical and psychological issues presented when particular meridians are not in balance.
Participants will learn: indicators for each of the meridian imbalances; key acupressure points along each of the meridians; and Specific Condition Treatments for each of the 12 Major Meridians and two Extraordinary Vessels.
NOTE: These courses are required for the Practitioner Certificate Program.
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cost $725.00 |
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Introduction to Equine Acupressure - Middleboro, MA - April 1 (pm only), 2 & 3 (9-5pm), 2011 |
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North America
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This course offers you the ability to perform a complete acupressure treatment protocol and an understanding of the Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) concepts and theories underlying acupressure.
Since Acupressure is based on TCM, we will explore this ancient science and guide you in learning how to help your animals feel their best. Students studying Equine Acupressure may attend this course.
There are no prerequisites to this course.
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cost $375.00 |
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Equine Acupressure Level 2 - Hocking College, Nelsonville, OH - May 6 (pm) 7 & 8, 2011 |
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North America
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This courses 'puts it all together'
Students will learn: indicators for each of the meridian imbalances; key acupressure points along each of the meridians; and Specific Condition Treatments for each of the 12 Major Meridians and two Extraordinary Vessels. Case studies, incorporating hands-on and classroom work give students the opportunity to practice their acupressure skills. The Practical part of the course has students reviewing meridians, point locations & energetics, completing a full treatment, in preparation for their completion of study. NOTE: This class is full. Please email us at info@animalacupressure.com if you would like to be placed on the waiting list. |
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cost $395.00 |
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Introduction to Equine or Small Animal Acupressure - Oxfordshire, England - May 21-22, 2011 |
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United Kingdom
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This course offers you the ability to perform a complete acupressure treatment protocol and an understanding of the Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) concepts and theories underlying acupressure.
Since Acupressure is based on TCM, we will explore this ancient science and guide you in learning how to help your animals feel their best.Students studying either Equine or Small Animal Acupressure may attend this course.
There are no prerequisites to this course. |
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cost $400.00 |
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Meridians & Specific Conditions 1&2 - Oxfordshire, England - May 23-26, 2011 |
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United Kingdom
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This course is divided into two sections so that we can cover 6 of the 12 Major Meridians in each section. Following the categorization of the Five-Element Theory, the courses offer greater depth regarding the types of physical and psychological issues presented when particular meridians are not in balance.
Participants will learn: indicators for each of the meridian imbalances; key acupressure points along each of the meridians; and Specific Condition Treatments for each of the 12 Major Meridians and two Extraordinary Vessels.
NOTE: These courses are required for the Practitioner Certificate Program.
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cost $750.00 |
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Indicators & Assessment - Oxfordshire, England - May 28-29, 2011 |
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United Kingdom
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Participants learn the basics of how to identify imbalances of yin and yang in an animal and understand how Chi functions along with how exogenous, emotional and other pathogenic factors that can cause imbalances. The course offers an overview of methods used to assess patterns of disharmony including the Yin-Yang Theory, Four Examinations, Eight Principles, and Zang-Fu Theory, Pulses, and Tongue Assessment. This course requires reading assigned texts prior to attending the course and successful completion of an introductory course.
A Certificate of Completion for 30 LUs or 16 CE hours is available after successfully passing an Open-Book, Take-Home Examination.
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cost $400.00 |
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Revise & Study Day - Oxfordshire, England - May 30, 2011 |
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United Kingdom
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This day is devoted to student review of Acupoints - location and energetics; Meridians - function & location; TCM concepts and theory. During the first half of the day concept lectures are provided with the second half of the day spent in hands-on review.
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cost $75.00 |
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Practicum & Blue Book Exam - Equine or Small Animal - Oxfordshire, England - May 31, 2011 |
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United Kingdom
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1/2 Day / Hands-on & Written Exam Prerequisite: 300 LUs or 164 CE hours of course work.
The Practicum is the culmination of the Practitioner Certification Program. It is an opportunity to integrate all that has been learned in the previous courses and demonstrate a level of competency in: assessment of animal issues and conditions; developing a treatment plan based on knowledge and understanding of Traditional Chinese Medicine theory and application; and, performance of acupressure treatments on either horses or dogs. The intent is to have participants continue to learn and share knowledge with other participants and the instructors.
The instructors will evaluate each participant individually regarding theoretical knowledge and direct application of acupressure. The instructors are responsible for determining the participant’s competency level and designation of a Practitioner Certification. Upon successful completion, participants receive their Tallgrass Equine or Small Animal Practitioner Certification, which qualifies as a certificate of achievement in the field of animal acupressure, and which allows them to sit for the NBCAAM examination.
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cost $300.00 |
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Tui Na, Chinese Meridian Massage - Equine & Canine - Larkspur, CO - June 24-26, 2011 |
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North America
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Taught by Dr Shauna Cantwell, DVM. Tui Na regulates meridians, promotes circulation of Chi and Blood, and strengthens the immune system. The techniques you learn can be applied in musculoskeletal conditions, arthritis, peripheral nerve disorders, wei syndromes and internal conditions. Lecture and hands-on on learning.
Dr Cantwell currently on faculty at the University of Florida veterinary college and teaches equine acupuncture and Tui Na and has her own complementary and alternative medicine practice for horses and small animals in Newberry, FL.
NOTE: This course is an advanced level and participants need to have completed the Introductory and Intermediate Tallgrass courses, or their equivalent, prior to registration.
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cost $395.00 |
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Acupoint Energetics and Landmark Anatomy - Equine or Small Animal - Larkspur, CO - August 15-16, 2011 |
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North America
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This course presents a systematic approach to learning the anatomical landmarks necessary for locating acupressure points on horses. Emphasis is placed on the location of major bones, joints, tendons, muscles, and ligaments.
Upon completion, participants are able to use anatomical language, locate points using anatomical landmarks and know the function and energetics of specific acupoints. A certificate of Completion for 30 Plus or 20 CE hours is available after successful passing the unit quizzes and final examination online.
Note: This course is offered both online and hands-on. Practitioner Certificate Program Participants are required to complete both.
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cost $350.00 |
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Indicators & Assessment - Larkspur, CO - August 17-18, 2011 |
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North America
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Participants learn the basics of how to identify imbalances of yin and yang in an animal and understand how Chi functions along with how exogenous, emotional and other pathogenic factors that can cause imbalances. The course offers an overview of methods used to assess patterns of disharmony including the Yin-Yang Theory, Four Examinations, Eight Principles, and Zang-Fu Theory, Pulses, and Tongue Assessment. This course requires reading assigned texts prior to attending the course and successful completion of an introductory course. A Certificate of Completion for 30 LUs or 16 CE hours is available after successfully passing an Open-Book, Take-Home Examination.
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cost $350.00 |
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Review & Study Day - Larkspur, CO - August 139, 2011 |
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North America
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This day is devoted to student review of Acupoints - location and energetics; Meridians - function & location; TCM concepts and theory. During the first half of the day concept lectures are provided with the second half of the day spent in hands-on review.
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cost $75.00 |
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Practicum & Blue Book Exam - Equine or Small Animal - Larkspur, CO - August 20, 2011 |
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North America
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1/2 Day / Hands-on & Written Exam Prerequisite: 300 LUs or 164 CE hours of course work.
The Practicum is the culmination of the Practitioner Certification Program. It is an opportunity to integrate all that has been learned in the previous courses and demonstrate a level of competency in: assessment of animal issues and conditions; developing a treatment plan based on knowledge and understanding of Traditional Chinese Medicine theory and application; and, performance of acupressure treatments on either horses or dogs. The intent is to have participants continue to learn and share knowledge with other participants and the instructors.
The instructors will evaluate each participant individually regarding theoretical knowledge and direct application of acupressure. The instructors are responsible for determining the participant’s competency level and designation of a Practitioner Certification. Upon successful completion, participants receive their Tallgrass Equine or Small Animal Practitioner Certification, which qualifies as a certificate of achievement in the field of animal acupressure, and which allows them to sit for the NBCAAM.
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cost $275.00 |
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