Today, I want to talk about something that every acupuncture student and practitioner has struggled with at some point… 👉 How do you differentiate acupuncture points that seem to do the exact same thing? Because let’s be honest, when you’re studying (or even in clinic), it can feel like: “Wait… don’t all of these treat stress, pain, [...]
Today, we’re diving into one of my all-time favourite microsystems: auricular therapy, also known as ear acupuncture. If you’re anything like me, ear acupuncture wasn’t deeply covered during your TCM schooling. I remember learning a handful of points, flipping through multiple charts, and feeling confused about which system was “correct.” It left me uncertain about applying it [...]
Do your patients struggle with symptoms like a foggy head, heavy limbs, bloating, loose stools, or that sticky feeling that just won’t go away? Chances are, you’re dealing with dampness or phlegm. These patterns show up constantly in clinic, yet they’re often underestimated because the symptoms can feel vague, chronic, or hard to pin down. Today, I [...]
Master the Art of Selecting Acupuncture Points with Confidence — Even When the Diagnosis Isn’t Clear Tired of second-guessing yourself when choosing acupuncture points? Unsure which point strategies to use when the TCM pattern isn’t obvious? This Masterclass gives you the step-by-step system to select effective acupuncture points with total confidence — even in the cases that [...]
Some things in life just belong together—like baguette and cheese, or peanut butter and jam, so do the Back Shu and Front Mu acupuncture points. In Chinese Medicine, this is a dynamic duo you’ll want to master. In today’s video, we’ll explore why these points are such a powerful pair, and how you can use them to [...]
Today, let's explore 23 essential acupuncture points every student should know. If you've been following me for a while, you probably know that Stomach 40 is my favourite acupuncture point (YES, I do have a favourite - don't you?) It’s a staple in my treatments. But many students and new graduates tend to get confused about [...]
