Online FLOW Symposium 2025

Online Streaming – FLOW Symposium 2025

CEUs: 13

2 Days of Learning with Master Jeffrey Yuen.

Day 1 – Chinese Constitutional Therapy (6.5 CEUs)

Chinese Constitutional Therapy Medicine, is based on the notion that “Ming-fate”, can be understood and even altered. This dramatic shift in a person’s life trajectory can be done by tapping directly into the “Jing-essence” of an individual and redirecting the dissemination of the Jing Qi (essential qi) from the San Jiao (Triple Warmer) mechanism. To fully understand this and the jing-essence, the clinician must gain insights into the client-patient’s “dong” or “moving qi”. This is reflected by their physiognomy and morphology. The face reflects how one is facing the world or, more importantly, facing themselves.  Learn to read and interpret the indications that emerge in the patient’s body, either from the harmonious expression or the conflict associated with their “Xing” or “temperament”. These reactions to the inner and outer experiences of life shape your morphology, as conformed, or “deformed”, through one’s body shape and hands. By examining bodily forms and facial orientations (the rivers and mountains), clinicians can deepen their understanding of how the constitution provokes specific expressions, including illnesses.

This seminar on Chinese Constitutional Therapy explores, discusses, and demonstrates how to diagnose and evaluate these constitutional differences and their impact on illnesses, as well as how their rectification can influence healing.

Day 2 Sunday

Continuation of Chinese Constitutional Therapy (4.5 CEUs)
Breathe to Heal – (after the mid-afternoon break) – (2 CEUs)

Breathing is quintessential for existence and the basis of life. Since breathing is done autonomically, many have developed patterns of breathing that are often a reflection of their lives — and as such, can be associated with one’s environment, stress, and diseases. Thus by being conscious and altering one’s breathing patterns, one can impact and improve their life and facilitate healing. This training will instruct practitioners on how to create a regime of breathing that can be tailored to their patients’ lifestyles and to optimize their health.

Jeffrey Yuen 

Jeffrey Yuen is an 88th-generation Daoist Priest of the Yu Qing Huang Lao Pai (Jade Purity School, Yellow Emperor/ Lao Tzu Sect), ordained by Master Yu Wen, and 26th generation of the Quan Zhen Long Men Pai (Complete Reality School, Dragon Gate Sect), ordained by Master Lu Xin-Xu. Mr. Yuen is recognized internationally to be a Master of Classical Chinese Medicine, Taoism, Acupuncture, Chinese Herbology, Tai Ji Chuan, and Qi Gong. He has served as a Guest Lecturer at Rockefeller University, City University of New York, San Francisco State University, Vassar College, and is the only non-M.D. acupuncturist on faculty for the American Association of Acupuncture Physicians. Mr. Yuen was the first recipient of the Oriental Medicine Educator of the Year Award presented by the American Association of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine in 1995. Currently the President of the International Tai Chi Institute, he is responsible for the development of programs to preserve and promote the teaching of Tai Chi Chuan and other Chinese healing arts in the U.S. and abroad. Mr. Yuen was the Dean of Academic Affairs at the Acupuncture and Oriental Medical Studies program at the Swedish Institute of Health Sciences, New York. He was a key figure in the development of the first Ph.D. program in the field of Classical Chinese Medicine, now offered at the American University of Complementary Medicine in Los Angeles, CA. Mr. Yuen willingly shares his knowledge of Classical Chinese Medicine through lectures nationally and internationally.