Continuing Education
I will be traveling back to Florida to the Chi Institute on December 3rd for a 4-day course on veterinary Chinese herbal medicine. This module is focused on kidney/geriatric/urinary/reproductive health. Chinese medicine, whether acupuncture or herbal medicine, is focused on rebalancing the body. Herbal medicines can have a profound effect on the body in helping restore that balance. Below is a description from tcvm.com, the Chi Institute’s website, concerning the class. I am really looking forward to learning more about herbal therapy to provide a deeper level of care for my patients.
| Wet Labs:(5 hours) Tongue and pulse diagnosis; small animal and equine case presentations Advanced TCVM Theory-Principles: - Kidney physiology and pathology TCVM Approach to Renal, Urinary, Reproductive Diseases: |
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| - Nephritis, Cystitis, Renal Failure. - Lin Syndrome (Dribbling Syndrome). - Wei Syndrome (Weakness Syndrome). - Infertility - Inflammatory Genital Diseases. - Prostate, Geriatric Medicine. - Bi Syndrome (Arthritis) - Wobbler’s Disease. - Intervertebral Disc Disease (IVDD) - Lumbago - Equine Lameness, - Sports Medicine - Pediatric Medicine - Jing Deficiency - Ear Problems |
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| Herbal Studies - 20 Individual herbal Materia Medica; 30 herbal Formulas - Distribution of 20 samples of individual herbs Tai-ji Practice |
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