Seminar Details

Course Outline:

Using her own unique blend of theory and demonstration Kiiko will be explaining her approach to the Han Dynasty Classics of Chinese Medicine primarily the Su Wen, Ling Shu and Nan Jing. Kiiko has truly unique and insightful ways to interpret these often difficult texts and then make this ancient knowledge relevant and practical for use in the treatment room.

Using patients drawn either from the class, or from practice, Kiiko will demonstrate her abdominal palpation and diagnostic techniques. During the clinical demonstration Kiiko will be showing both diagnosis and treatment techniques. This will include needling, the use of thread moxa and possibly other Japanese techniques. She will also be showing points, point locations and indications that are unique to Japanese acupuncture.

Participants:

This seminar is intended primarily for post graduates, although senior students can also enjoy this seminar and take away many useful treatment techniques and ideas that they will be able to apply immediately in treatment.

Date:

May 16th & 17th 2009

Times:

Sat 10am - 5.30pm
Sun 9.30am - 5.00pm

Payment and Registration:

Payment must be made at the time of registration and can be made by credit card, debit card or cheque. Please make sure that early payments reach us by the correct date.

£140 Early-bird Registration:
(Registration received before December 11th 2008)

£160 Discount Registration:
(Registration received before April 6th 2009)

£180 Normal Price:
(Registration received after April 6th 2009)

Location: (see map)

Boardroom
University of Westminster
309 Regent Street
London W1

Westminster College is one minute's walk north from Oxford Circus tube on the Central, Victoria and Bakerloo Lines. There are numerous buses (see map).

Food:

There are lots of coffee shops and restaurants in the area or you may bring your own.

Accommodation:

Central London abounds with hotels and Youth Hostels, however, early booking is recommended particularly in holiday season.

Note: we would like to compile a list of good, reasonably priced accommodation, so if you come across somewhere please let us know about it.