Five Element Acupuncture Theory

By AcuCourses April 25, 2020
Five Element Acupuncture Training

Tutor: Michael Baker

Price: £350

UPDATE: The Five Element Acupuncture Theory online course is now hosted by the International College of Acupuncture (ICA). Current students can continue to study via the FACIALENHANCE® training portal. All new students will need to enrol via the ICA study platform here.

YOUR TUTOR

The Five Element Acupuncture Theory online course is both written and taught by experienced acupuncturist and lecturer Michael Baker Post Grad Dip (HPE). BAc. MFHT. Dip in Life Coaching. 2nd Dan.

Michael was fortunate enough to study with Professor J. R. Worsley and his inspirational team at The College of Traditional Acupuncture, (CTA) in Leamington Spa, UK, becoming a member of the faculty in 2001.

COURSE AIMS

This course is open to qualified acupuncture practitioners.

You have each, in your time, qualified as an acupuncturist. The question was asked once, how long does it take to become a master in acupuncture? The answer is a lifetime of learning. Our course provides a very important step in your constant learning programme and adds another string to your bow, bringing you closer to being the best practitioner.

By enroling on our course, you will dramatically increase and widen your knowledge of the science of acupuncture, by understanding the power of the Five Elements and how it can benefit your patients. It will enable a balanced and complete diagnosis and treatment for your patients.

Five Element stands by TCM and is not a competitor, but a variation of treatment styles and beliefs, enabling expansion of your treatment regime.

This interesting and exciting course provides a Five Element thinking to your diagnosis and treatments.

Contact us for a chat about the possibilities for you.

CERTIFICATION
On successful completion of this course, you will receive a certificate in Five Element Acupuncture Theory. It is understood by completing this program that, unless already fully qualified as a Five Element acupuncturist, you have been introduced to the theory of Five Element Acupuncture only and will not be able to claim to be a Five Element practitioner. As your own professional training consisted of your completing an extensive practical course, as indeed is the case for the practitioners who study Five Element Acupuncture. This course is intended as a first step, albeit a comprehensive one, on the journey.

ACCESS

Once enroled, students can access the course for one year to complete their studies (as outlined in the Privacy Policy). FACIALENHANCE® / ICA reserves the right to amend the course access duration at any time, which will be updated in the Privacy Policy.

ENROL

CONTENT

Introduction: Essence of the Five Elements
Introduce Yourself
Glossary of Terms
Keeping a Season’s Diary
Section A: The Essence of the Wood Element
Section A: The Essence of the Fire Element
Section A: The Essence of the Earth Element
Section A: The Essence of the Metal Element
Section A: The Essence of the Water Element
Section A: Test
Section A: Assignment
Section B: The Wood Element – Functions of the Liver
Section B: The Wood Element – Functions of the Gall Bladder
Section B: The Fire Element – Functions of the Heart
Section B: The Fire Element – Functions of the Small Intestine
Section B: The Fire Element – Functions of the Pericardium
Section B: The Fire Element – Functions of the Triple Heater
Section B: The Earth Element – Functions of the Stomach
Section B: The Earth Element – Functions of the Spleen
Section B: The Metal Element – Functions of the Lung
Section B: The Metal Element – Functions of the Large Intestine
Section B: The Water Element – Functions of the Kidneys
Section B: The Water Element – Functions of the Bladder
Section B: Test
Section B: Assignment
Section C: 1. The Clinical Implications of Treatment and use of Points
Section C: 1.1 Treatment Guidelines
Section C: 1.1.1 Possession
Section C: 1.1.2 Aggressive Energy
Section C: 1.1.3 Husband/Wife Imbalance
Section C: 1.1.4 Umbilical or Central Pulse
Section C: 1.1.5 Akabane Imbalance
Section C: 1.1.6 Exit/Entry Blocks
Section C: 1.1.7 Treatment Planning
Section C: 1.1.8 Ren/Du Blocks
Section C: 1.1 Test
Section C: 1.2 Treating and Nourishing the C.F.
Section C: 1.2 Test
Section C: 1.3 Command Points
Section C: 1.3.1 Source Points
Section C: 1.3.2 Horaries Points
Section C: 1.3.4 Elemental Points
Section C: 1.3.5 Junction Points
Section C: 1.3.6 Accumulation/Xi Cleft Points
Section C: 1.3.7 Five Transporting Points
Section C: 1.3.8 Transfers
Section C: 1.3 Test
Section C: 1.4 Use of and Combination of Points in Clinical Practice
Section C: 1.4.1 Points to Help the Elements – Deficiency of Qi & Blood
Section C: 1.4.2 Points to Help the Wood Element – Deficiency of Qi & Blood
Section C: 1.4.3 Points to Help the Fire Element – Deficiency of Qi & Blood
Section C: 1.4.4 Points to Help the Earth Element – Deficiency of Qi & Blood
Section C: 1.4.5 Points to help the Metal Element – Deficiency of Qi & Blood
Section C: 1.4.6 Points to Help the Water Element – Deficiency of Qi & Blood
Section C: 1.4.7 Points to Help the Elements – Stagnation of Qi & Blood
Section C: 1.4.8 Points to Help the Wood Element – Stagnation of Qi & Blood
Section C: 1.4.9 Points to Help the Fire Element – Stagnation of Qi & Blood
Section C: 1.4.10 Points to Help the Earth Element – Stagnation of Qi & Blood
Section C: 1.4.11 Points to Help the Metal Element – Stagnation of Qi & Blood
Section C: 1.4.12 Points to Help the Water Element – Stagnation of Qi & Blood
Section C: 1.4.13 Points to Help the Elements – Heat in the Blood
Section C: 1.4.14 Points to Help the Wood Element – Heat in the Blood
Section C: 1.4.15 Points to Help the Fire Element – Heat in the Blood
Section C: 1.4.16 Points to Help the Earth Element – Heat in the Blood
Section C: 1.4.17 Points to Help the Metal Element – Heat in the Blood
Section C: 1.4.18 Points to Help the Water Element – Heat in the Blood
Section C: 1.4.19 Points to Help the Elements – Body Fluids, Phlegm & Damp
Section C: 1.4.20 Points to Help the Wood Element – Body Fluids, Phlegm & Damp
Section C: 1.4.21 Points to Help the Fire Element – Body Fluids, Phlegm & Damp
Section C: 1.4.22 Points to Help the Earth Element – Body Fluids, Phlegm & Damp
Section C: 1.4.23 Points to Help the Metal Element – Body Fluids, Phlegm & Damp
Section C: 1.4.24 Points to Help the Water Element – Body Fluids, Phlegm & Damp
Section C: 1.4.25 Points to Help the Elements – Enhance Jing (Essence)
Section C: 1.4.26 Kidney and Ren Chest Points
Section C: 1.4 Test
Section C: 1.5 Conclusion
Section C: Assignment
Section D: The Five Elemental Associations of Colour, Sound, Odour and Emotion
Section D: Colour as a Diagnostic Tool
Section D: An Exploration of Each of the Elemental Colours
Section D: Introduction to Dynamics of Sound
Section D: Sound as A Diagnostic Tool
Section D: An Exploration of Each of the Elemental Sounds
Section D: Odour Dynamics
Section D: Odour Elemental Association
Section D: Emotion Dynamics
Section D: Test
Section D: Assignment
Section E: Foods for the Five Elements and Officials
Section E: Macrobiotics and its Influence on our Health
Section E: Exploring Classical Links to the Tastes of the Five Elements
Section E: How Foods Influence our Health
Section E: Test
Section E: Assignment
Course Conclusion
Course Feedback

 

ENROL
Thank you for providing a very informative and thoroughly enjoyable course. I trained originally in TCM and it has been a pleasure to learn so much more about the five elements which have always interested me. Study with you has been a great benefit to me as a practitioner and an individual. The course material is complete in itself but it was lovely to also have a good bibliography (reading list) for further reference, I would recommend future students to take advantage of your guidance in reading matter.
Revana Swales, February 2019