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 Courses in 2024


Integrated approach to treat Musculo-skeletal conditions
Sat & Sunday 6 & 7 April 2024


Intro to Kiiko Matsumoto style acupuncture

Saturday 20 April 2024


Acupuncture without needles - Japanese style

Sunday 21 April 2024


Intro to Thai Tok Sen massage*

Saturday 21 September 2024


Intro to Korean Hand Therapy *

Sunday 22 September 2024


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 *



The Way of Water or The Strength of Weakness
According to the Daodejing 道德經- 'The book of the Way and its Potency'
With Elisabeth Rochat de la Vallée


The Book of the Way and its Potency (or Virtue) attributed to Laozi is one of the most important texts of Daoism. It is also one of the most prominent works ever written on how to find enough meaning in the universe to conduct a personal life based on what is behind and beyond this life. It is a text that can be fruitfully studied and meditated even today, and it still inspires the many people's lives.
Images of water permeate the book with metaphors that show how suppleness, apparent weakness, and the ability to yield and to endure can overcome force and violence. 'The strength of weakness' is presented as a way to succeed and to nurture life, for which one must shift internally and adopt another view on human relationships and on how life proceeds. When this change is achieved,
'The Way of Water' reveals its richness and its marvelous efficiency, bringing us close to the source of life.


The 4 webinar courses will be held
Mondays Sept. 16, 23, 30 and Oct. 7
at 12:30 am PDT (3:30 pm EDT, 9:30 pm CEST/Paris)

Participants can qualify for 4 CEUs/PDAs
(certification pending: please specify this option on registration)
Registration and payment exclusively online at:
www.acupuncture-europe.org/webinars/registration.html

Cost for complete webinar : $60 ($90 for course and CEUs)


Elisabeth Rochat de la Vallée is Dean of Studies and senior lecturer of the European School of Acupuncture. She lectures on classical Chinese, ancient Chinese philosophy and particularly on classical medical texts in academic institutes, universities and schools in Europe, in North
and South America, as well as in Israel and in Australia. She is also author of many books, booklets and articles (see among others monkeypress.net and redwingbooks.com). 


During the four webinar lectures, this perception will be demonstrated through several selected
Daodejing chapters. Several other texts of the same period (the turn of the 3rd century BC) that
share the same approach will also be presented. 


Handouts will provide the Chinese text (with pinyin) for the selected chapters, along with R.G.
Henricks’s translation, which is one of the several good available English translations.The
participants are of course welcome to use their own favorite translation and eventually question
about dissimilarities. All the same, it is not necessary to know Chinese to follow the lectures.


During the lectures, participants (on a desktop computer) can engage in chat to post comments,
ask questions and generally communicate with the lecturer or among themselves.
Each course is recorded and available to the registered students in unlimited access (in online format only) to review and learn.