Course Overview
I have spent the better part of the last 20 years learning as much as I can about mental and emotional imbalances. I've scrolled textbooks (ancient and modern), reliable internet sources, and read research papers. I have attended conferences/workshops in Australia, and internationally. I even started a PhD on the topic. All so that I can help myself, and others, feel better in themselves.
This workshop is part of the findings of that research via a selection of patient case studies. I decided to do this because I am always being asked about those 20 years. Fellow practitioners, students, even peers are curious to know what emotions I have treated. What are my success rates for various mental imbalances? Have I had any failures? And what constitutes a success or failure anyway because it depends on which lens you are looking through.
I have treated the seven emotions. I have treated countless others including, but not limited to, depression, anxiety, bipolar, schizophrenia, PTSD, OCD, panic attacks, phobias, timidity, stress, frustration, overwhelm. The list goes on and on.
So, if you are curious to hear about some of my more fascinating patients suffering from mental and emotional turmoil, join me for this one-hour workshop.
Objectives
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Have a better understanding of the role acupuncture can play, in a clinical setting, for mental and emotional turmoil
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Gain greater insight into the importance of acupuncture point combinations in clinical practice
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Appreciate the value of Chinese, and Western, philosophical concepts for the role they play in a clinical setting, for mental and emotional health
Outline
0 hrs - 15 min
Introduce myself and my experience with treating mental and emotional disorders. Discuss the October workshop targeting day 1. Mention my other workshops with Net of Knowledge.
15 min - 30 min
Discuss ‘The Fearful and Anxious Lawyer’ case study, including signs/symptoms, diagnosis, acupuncture point combinations and additional therapy options, including Numerology and Drawing Analysis. Question and answer included.
30 min - 45 min
Discuss ‘The Depressed and Angry Alcoholic’ case study – including signs/symptoms, diagnosis, acupuncture point combinations and additional therapy options, including Alcoholics Anonymous (AA). Question and answer included.
45 min - 1 hrs
Discuss ‘The Little Boy Lost’ case study – including a look at his daily life, future career prospects, thoughts on acupuncture, and additional therapy options, including counselling. Question and answer included.
Reviews
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Pat F. (United States of America)
Excellent
Reviews
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Pat F. (United States of America)
Teacher
David Hartmann
David Hartmann lives in Brisbane, Australia and has been a practicing acupuncturist since 1997. He upgraded his qualifications with a Masters of Acupuncture in 2009, and has a PhD pending.
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