Contemporary Medical Acupuncture for Health Professionals is a 300 hour University accredited course The Original McMaster University Medical Acupuncture Program, since 1998 Introduction to Contemporary Acupuncture Unit 1 • September 7-8-9, 2012 Upper Extremity Problems • Acute Pain Unit 2 • September 28-29-30, 2012 Axial Skeletal Problems • Visceral Regulation Unit 3 • October 19-20-21, 2012 Head & Face Problems • Chronic Pain Syndromes Unit 4 • November 9-10-11, 2012 L ower Extremity Problems • Integrated Mgmt. Unit 5 • November 30 -December 1-2, 2012 The program is skill-based and clinically oriented, with over 80 hours devoted to practical workshops on surface anatomy palpa-tion, needle insertion skills, anatomy laboratory, condition-specific blueprint treatment design, and treatment of real patients. Since 1998, more than 1300 professionals have graduated from the program, achieving their training goals. This is what they have to say: This course is not only about learning how to do acupuncture, though you definitely do; the emphasis is on learning to assess and treat the nervous system with your hands. Dr. Elorriaga masterfully demonstrates time and again that “pain is in the brain,” but can be accessed and influenced through the peripheral nervous system. By using electro-acupuncture along nerve paths rather than traditional meridians, you can “talk” to nerves in their language and achieve un-believable results. This may be the answer to all those elusive patients whom you have been unable to help in the past. If you are a manual practitioner, you MUST take this course! Larissa M. Juren, DC Contemporary Acupuncture is the course that brings all the basic sci-ences and professional training into clinical practice in a way that makes sense and produces results. For anyone wanting to move for-ward in medical and manual therapy practice this course is the one that will bring you at the forefront of modern medicine and manual therapy. Chris Michailidis, DC This course represents the potential of what health care in this coun-try should aspire to. An integrated, multidisciplinary, co-operative effort focused on the needs of the patient and their well-being. Thank you for creating this opportunity. Steven Passmore, DC Fall 2012 Program Registration is limited Contact Valerie Cannon 905.521.2100 x75175 [email protected] For complete information, please visit ContemporaryAcupuncture.com th Di ar uote 8 2 125 by M e Q b $ R n tio unt 2012 i Ed sco ch 2, e er eas C F 2 t l s i P C 01 2 eg