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Courses in 2024 - 2025
Scars & their impact on the body - Japanese style
Sat 16 November 2024
Sun 17 November 2024
First Aid
Sunday 24 November 2024
Intro to Thai Tok Sen massage*
Saturday 29 March 2025
Intro to Korean Hand Therapy *
Sunday 30 March 2025
Recorded Courses
Interpreting the zangfu 臟腑 organs
of Chinese Medicine*
learn about the Chinese characters which form a semantic cloud around each organ
- a great way to deepen your understanding of organ functions
An afternoon with a Jiao*
look at the tripartite division of the trunk - and learn more about acupoints in each jiao
Twenty four Solar fortnights*
these 12 separate 2 hour recordings are applicable to one month or a full year - including astronomy, astrology, food, ceremonies, acupuncture channels, acupoints, seasonal exercises and more
*open to students or anyone with an interest in this area *
Intro to Thai Tok Sen massage*
Saturday 29 March 2025
Intro to Korean Hand Therapy *
Sunday 30 March 2025
Treat male issues
Many modern patients carry scars, either from accidents or surgical interventions. These scars can have a huge impact on the patient’s life and health if left untreated. Scars can change the internal organ functions via the meridian pathways and internal fascia, as well as the effects on the neuromuscular function of the body. This workshop uses Japanese palpation-based acupuncture in the style of Kiiko Matsumoto for the treatment of scars.
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Intro to Thai Tok Sen Massage
Our comprehensive Level 2, 1-day Emergency First Aid at Work (EFAW) courses have been designed to specifically meet the needs of Healthcare Professionals in a clinical environment
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First Aid at work
Intro to Korean Hand Therapy
The impact of scars
This one-day introductory hands-on seminar is a great chance to learn about Thai Tok Sen massage. Leave the day with a significantly deeper knowledge of this therapy and the skills to offer wider treatment options based on an accurate knowledge of numerous techniques, resulting in increased treatment success and more individualised client treatment planning.
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Korean Hand Therapy (KHT) is a great addition to standard treatment, can be used quickly and easily also in emergency situations and is an impressive stand-alone therapy. This is a concise introduction to KHT which includes theory and practice in a packed day, giving you the basics you can apply immediately in your clinic.
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Here is what some past participants have said abotu Deborah's teaching:
"Deborah's teaching is always an exciting journey through a deep exploration of aspects of Chinese medicine. Her knowledge and passion for the subject shine through each series of lectures and her enthusiasm is contagious. Deborah is sensitive to her audience and designs her lectures so they are accessible for everyone. I always look forward to learning with Deborah and leave with new insights and lots to reflect on!"
"Deborah has a love and a global view of her subject which inspires her to draw together the circular threads of knowledge for each topic she immerses herself in. She creates a field of colour, sounds, flavours and visuals allowing you to hear and see and take in knowledge using all your senses and gives it a depth and richness. She is entertaining whilst educating. There is always something significant and resonant to incorporate at whatever level your understanding of Chinese medicine resides."
"Deborah has an in depth theoretical and practical knowledge, and knows how to use it in her teaching. She combines her knowledge of Classical and modern texts with her study of the Chinese characters, and by this she is able to depict and explain complex concepts in the most simple and straightforward way- without losing any depths or important meaning. If you are thinking of attending one of her CPDs, stop thinking and book it already, you will not regret it."
Recorded CPD courses with Deborah Woolf
A selection of ZOOM courses to download on various Chinese Medicine subjects.
> Interpreting the zangfu organs of Chinese Medicine
> An afternoon with a jiao
> Twenty-four solar fortnights
Male problems are often overlooked, but there are many things that traditional acupuncture has to offer to them.
Men generally like a more visceral approach to treatment, and are much less open to abstract notions of Chinese medicine, hence palpation-based forms of acupuncture are particularly suited for male patients.
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