13 Ghost Points & Bloodletting Techniques Based On The Compendium of Acupuncture 刺络放血及孙思邈鬼门十三针
13 Ghost Points & Blood Letting Techniques Based On The Compendium of Acupuncture 刺络放血及孙思邈鬼门十三针
DATE: Saturday, May 31, 2025 - Sunday, June 1, 2025
TIME: 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
DURATION: 15hrs ONSITE
LOCATION: OCTCM Toronto Campus
INSTRUCTOR: Henry Tarazona (B.M , M.D, PhD China), R.TCMP, R.Ac
PREREQUISITES: Registered Acupuncturists or Acupuncture students who have completed all the Acupoints and Acupuncture Techniques
COST: $700 or $600 early bird pricing if payment made before May 1st, 2025
*Cancellations on or before two week prior to the course start date will result in a $50 + HST cancellation fee. Student cancellations made less than two weeks prior will not receive a refund.
Zhen Jiu Da Cheng (The Great Compendium of Acupuncture and Moxibustion) 针灸大成 is a foundational text in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), compiled by Dr. Yang Jizhou (1522–1620), a renowned Ming Dynasty acupuncturist and physician to Emperor Jiajing. This ten-volume masterpiece explores the origins of acupuncture, key treatment methodologies, and the integration of herbal medicine, offering invaluable insights for clinical practice.
Prof. Henry Tarazona had the honor of studying the Compendium with Professor Chen Ze Lin 陈泽林, a leading scholar in TCM and author of its nationally updated edition used in Chinese universities.
This course focuses on Bloodletting Techniques and the 13 Ghost Points, providing acupuncturists and TCM practitioners with tools to refine their skills and achieve better clinical outcomes.
COURSE CONTENT
TCM Theory on Mental Diseases and Emotions
Zang Fu Differentiation in Common Psychological Conditions
Diagnostic Methods, Treatment Principles, and Treatment Plan
The 13 Ghost Points
Main Mental Health Conditions Addressed in TCM
Bloodletting Techniques: Origins and History
Bloodletting Principles and Clinical Application
Key Bloodletting Acupuncture Points
Different Types of Bloodletting Techniques
TCM Perspective on Detox with Bloodletting
Main Diseases Treated with Bloodletting Techniques
Sublingual Bloodletting and Stroke Management
COURSE SCHEDULE
DAY 1:
Morning: Topic 1-3 Theory & practical application
Afternoon: Topic 2-5 Theory & practical application
DAY 2:
Morning: Topic 6-9 Theory & practical application
Afternoon: Topic 10-12 Theory & practical application
INSTRUCTOR BIOGRAPHY
Henry Tarazona, R.TCMP, R.Ac, B.M , M.D, PhD China
Prof. Henry is a registered acupuncturist and he is a direct student of Wang Jin Gui, one of the most renowned doctors in China. I’m also one of the few individuals from the Western world to have earned a PhD in Traditional Chinese Medicine in China. With over 13 years of clinical and academic experience, Prof. Henry is a highly accomplished practitioner and educator. He graduated from Tianjin University of Traditional Chinese Medicine and currently work in Canada as both a dedicated clinician and an instructor. Prof. Henry seamlessly integrate Western medical knowledge with the ancient perspectives of TCM, offering a comprehensive approach to patient care and education. Known for his expertise and dynamic teaching style. He is passionate about empowering practitioners to refine their skills and achieve exceptional outcomes.
Enroll today and get ready to elevate your acupuncture skills and transform your practice this summer!
For questions, contact toronto@octcm.com.
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