This digital course certifies you as a Acupressure pratictioner, advanced level,Organs and Viscera in TCM, Traditional Chinese Medicine,as well as any other live course.
The course is accredited by IAOTH (International Association of Therapists) that will ensure the international recognition of the certification.
The acupressure is a very ancient discipline that originated in ancient China, basically it is the energetic rebalance of the body through the pressure on specific points on the body.
These points, known as “Tsubo”, are energy centers located in the body, and they are the points of the modern acupuncture.
The effectiveness of the pressure on the acupuncture points is officially recognized even by modern science, so much that in order to become an acupuncturist is required first of all to be a physician, and then to specialize.
With acupressure, no needles are needed, the only thing required is pressure and/or digital pressure.
So, it doesn’t have the side-effects of needles employment.
You will learn to untangle the mind and body imbalances by understanding how Organs and Viscera work in TMC.
You will know how to intervene on the body meridians and the points responsible for different functions.
You will be able to integrate these techniques into shiatsu or any type of massage you prefer.
So, you will be able to use this class both for yourself and for your loved ones, and use the knowledges you will learn in order to improve your health and, in particular, for prevention, or to start your own acupressure business, that you will supplement with the next classes about it, or to support to your already existing holistic activity.
Or both of them.
Acupressure can be easily integrated with any other holistic method you are already using.
Are you ready to enter the fascinating world of Traditional Chinese Medicine and discover the great wisdom behind it?
Are you ready to learn a highly effective method for restoring and maintaining good physical, emotional and spiritual health?
Are you ready to enter the world of acupressure?
