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Explore the clinical questions most relevant to your patients—from migraine and concussion to dysautonomia and the gut–brain axis—through practical, systems-based courses designed for real-world care.
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Concussion Treatment Series Course 1: Introduction to Concussions
An introduction to concussion and post-concussion syndrome, including pathophysiology, immune dysregulation, chronic traumatic encephalopathy, symptom presentation, traumatic neck pain, intake strategy, and case studies.
Approved for 3.5 CEUsNet of Knowledge
Concussion Treatment Series Course 2: Post-Traumatic Headaches
Learn to distinguish post-traumatic headaches from primary migraine, assess neuropathic pain and the somatosensory system, and apply acupuncture and herbal strategies to inflammation, glymphatic congestion, and brain microcirculation.
Approved for 6 CEUsNet of Knowledge
Concussion Treatment Series Course 3: Traumatic Neck Injuries
Explore head-and-neck sensory integration, functional neck and balance examination, concussion prevention, acupuncture, herbal applications, Tai Chi, kinesiotaping, and cervical proprioceptive retraining.
Approved for 4 CEUsNet of Knowledge
Concussion Treatment Series Course 4: Cognitive Dysfunction
A detailed study of executive function, neurocognitive testing, the prefrontal cortex and cerebellum, cerebral blood flow, disorders of consciousness, and acupuncture strategies for cognitive dysfunction.
Approved for 5.5 CEUsNet of Knowledge
Concussion Treatment Series Course 5: Dysautonomia — A Clinical Guide for Acupuncturists
Assess autonomic nervous system dysfunction, orthostatic hypotension, vasovagal syncope, POTS, and functional gastrointestinal disorders through bedside examination, Compass-31 domains, East Asian medicine diagnosis, acupuncture, herbs, medications, and graded exercise.
Approved for 13.25 NCCAOM CEUsNet of Knowledge
Improving Function of the Gut–Brain Axis with Acupuncture & Chinese Herbs
Connect brain function, autonomic regulation, digestive health, dysautonomia, and Ying-Wei disharmonies through neuroscience-informed acupuncture, Chinese herbal medicine, assessment, and case studies.
Approved for 3.5 CEUsNet of Knowledge
Migraine Course 1: A Clinical Guide for Acupuncturists
An in-depth, evidence-informed course designed to help acupuncturists confidently assess, understand, and treat migraine disorders using both modern neuroscience and acupuncture-based frameworks.
Approved for 10 CEUsNet of Knowledge
Migraine Course 2: Hormones, Histamine Sensitivity & Nutrition
Explore how diet, hormones, inflammation, histamine, caffeine, and metabolism influence migraine susceptibility. Includes emerging research, clinical applications, and case studies highlighting variability between cases.
Approved for 3 CEUs