1、TCM for Veterinarians Basic Herbal Course Schedule 2016/17 QiAcademyQiAcademy TCM for VeterinariansBasic Herbal Course The Basic Herbal Course is a 195 hours education program (Including the Intro to Herbal Medicine course) that certifies students in Veterinary Chinese Herbal Medicine. It is present
2、ed in six modules, each covering different sets of organ systems and their affiliated health disorders. Each module offers six hours of wet lab. The herbal treatment is an important component of Traditional Chinese Medicine, which perfectly fits to acupuncture. The acceptance of animal and owner is
3、very good. We offer to you an extensive training to give you the possibility to add the herbal therapy easily in your practice. Instructors Signee Bebee, Linda Boggie, Monika Bartholom, Bruce Ferguson, Connie di Natale, Ina Gsmeier, Carolina Haddad, Ferdinand Nieen Schedule 2016 Module 1 Respiratory
4、/Cardiovascular Diseases Module 2 Gastrointestinal Module/Spleen/Stomach Module 3 Kidney/Bladder/Cancer Schedule 2017 Module 4 Pain and Paralysis/Neurological Disorders Module 5 Liver Endocrinology Module 6 Dermatology Immune mediated Diseases and Integrated Costs Introduction Chinese herbal module:
5、 375,- Euro (On-site) including taxes Each module 925,- Euro including taxes Time Topic Teacher Online Monika Bartholom, Ferdinand Niessen April 8th - 10th, 2016 Respiratory and Cardiovascular Signe Beebe July 1th - 3rd, 2016 Gastrointestinal/Spleen Bruce Ferguson October 28th -30th , 2016 Kidney/Bl
6、adder/Cancer Connie di Natale April 28th 30th, 2017 Pain and Paralysis/Neurological Disorders Carolina Haddad June 30 th - July 2nd ,2017 Liver Endocrinology Linda Boggie, Ina Goesmeier September 22nd 24th, 2017 Dermatology Immune mediated Diseases and Integrated Signe Beebe, Linda Boggie, Ina Goesm
7、eier, QiAcademy TCM for VeterinariansObjectives What can I learn from this program? This program will provide you with the confidence to use Chinese herbal medicine. You will learn about the 120 most commonly used single herbs in the Chinese herbal materia medica and the top 150 classical formulas a
8、nd herbal formulas that have been designed specifically to address the needs of veterinarians. During each section, you will receive a sample of the herbs covered to enable you to experience first-hand the tastes and actions these herbs possess. You will gain a deeper understanding of TCVM fundament
9、al principles, advanced theories and physiology and pathology of the Zang-fu organs from this program. Your TCVM diagnostic skills will be enhanced thereby giving you greater confidence in evaluating and treating your patients with TCVM. The course is a 195 hour program, divided into six modules. Yo
10、u can start from any one of the six modules without regard to sequence. Upon completion of all six modules and the submission of six case studies an passing the final exam, you are a Certified Veterinary Chinese Herbalist (CVCH). Why should I take this program? Herbal Medicine is an essential part o
11、f Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine (TCVM). In China, TCVM treatment consists of 30% acupuncture and 70% Chinese herbal medicine. Chinese herbal medicine has a rich history extending over several thousands of years and has proven to be an effective treatment modality. If you would like to impr
12、ove your TCVM results, do more for your patients and obtain a deeper knowledge of TCVM, then this series of herbal courses (6 modules) is right for you. The Qi Academy herbal program is NOT only about the herbal medicine, but also provide you with a much deeper understanding of TCVM principles and d
13、iagnostics. Each module of the on-site live course contains a 6-hour web lab, supervised by lab assistants that are experienced in utilizing Chinese herbal medicine, which will enable you to enhance your TCVM diagnostic skills while also becoming more familiar with Chinese herbal medicine. The cours
14、e speakers are top TCVM experts. Attending the live modules gives you the opportunity to ask the instructors questions and obtain immediate feedback. Additionally, the in-class discussions are enhanced by the other TCVM practitioners from around the world that are in attendance. This program allows
15、you to select each section in the order that you want, so you may start with and progress to the next section according to your own preferences and needs. For example, if you want to improve your knowledge of using Chinese herbal medicine in geriatric patients, the Kidney/Bladder/Cancer Module would
16、 be the best choice for you to start with. QiAcademy TCM for VeterinanrainsPrerequisites Students wishing to enroll in any of the herbal courses must have background knowledge of TCVM and herbal medicine, and must fulfill the following two requirements. Basic knowledge in acupuncture, TCVM. Completi
17、on of the Introduction to Chinese Herbal Medicine online lecture series intro module. The structur of the modules is based on the five elements. It will be addressed both individual herbs and formulations. The focus is the clinical application. The curriculum is orientated on clinical pictures and t
18、reatment options The participants should be able to diagnose after each module clinical images in the sense of Chinese medicine and treat with traditional recipes. In every module at least 20 single herbs and 30 classic recipes are presented. The individual herbs are explained for the participants a
19、nd handed out . Curriculum The courses are for veterinarians. Course Language: English Each participant will receive the documents in English. The basic herbal course divided into six modules, each takes 2,5 days onsite (20 hours Fri-Sun) and 10 hours online. To participate requires training in TCM
20、and acupuncture. Participants can complete the six modules in two years. Certification Conditions to get the Certified Veterinary Chinese Herbalist (CVCH). Participation in all six modules Six successfully passed exam plus a final exam (at least 75% correct) Six case studies Degree Certified Veterin
21、ary Chinese Herbalist (CVCH). Required Reading Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine: Fundamental Principles 2nd Edition By Huisheng Xie DVM, PhD, MS and Vanessa Preast Chapters 1-5 Chinese Herbal Formulas for Veterinarians: by John K. Chen, Tina T. Chen, Signe E. Beebe and Michael Salewski QiAcad
22、emy TCM for VeterinariansModule Content Introduction to Chinese Herbal Medicine Intro Module (15 hours online) TCVM Introduction and Overview. Energy and direction of action of Chinese herbs, preparation forms, herbal categories, development of herbal formulas / recipes, Principles on the use of chi
23、nese herbs, use and dose, Chinese Pin Yin, References Module 1: Respiratory/Cardiovascular Advanced TCVM Theory-Principles: Lung Physiology and Pathology; Heart Physiology and Pathology TCVM Approach to Western Diseases: Rhinitis, Sinusitis, Nasal bleeding, Acute Laryngitis, Chronic Laryngitis, Sore
24、 Throat, Bronchitis, Pneumonia, Cough, Asthma, Cardiovascular Pathology, Heart Failure, Hypertension, Cardiac Arrhythmia and Heart Murmur, Shen Disturbance, Behavioral Problems Module 2: Gastrointestinal/Spleen/Stomach Advanced TCVM Theory-Principles: Spleen physiology and pathology TCVM Approach to
25、 Western Diseases: Anorexia, Stomatitis, Gingivitis, Megaesophagus, Vomiting, Abdominal Pain, Colic, GI Ulceration and Pancreatitis, Diarrhea, Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD), Megacolon, Constipation and Impaction, TCM Food Therapy and Approach for Obesity. Module 3: Kidney/ Bladder/Cancer Advanced
26、 TCVM Theory-Principles: Kidney and Bladder physiology and pathology TCVM Approach to Western Diseases: Nephritis, Cystitis, Renal Failure, Lin Syndrome (Dribbling Syndrome), Wei Syndrome (Weakness Syndrome), Infertility, Inflammatory Genital Diseases, Prostate, Geriatric Medicine, Bi Syndrome (Arth
27、ritis), Wobblers Disease, Intervertebral Disc Disease (IVDD), Lumbago, Equine Lameness, Sports Medicine, Pediatric Medicine, Jing Deficiency, Ear Problems, Cancer Medicine Module4: Pain and Paralysis/Neurological Disorders Advanced TCVM Theory Principles: Kidney and Bladder physiology and Pain out o
28、f a view of TCVM TCVM Approach to Western Diseases: Osteoarthrosis, Wei Syndrome (Weakness Syndrome), Bi Syndrome (Arthritis), Wobblers Disease, Intervertebral Disc Disease (IVDD), Lumbago, Sports Medicine, Pediatric Medicine, Seizure Disorders, Tick Borne Diseases, Seizures, Epilepsia Module 5: Liv
29、er / Endocrinology Advanced TCVM Theory-Principles: TCM Endocrinology, Liver Physiology, Liver Pathology TCVM Approach to Western Diseases: Diabetes Mellitus, Cushings Disease, Hypothyroidism / Hyperthyroidism, Hepatitis/ Cholangitis / Jaundice / Ascites, Hepatomegaly, Liver Abscess, Foot problems,
30、Tendon/ligament problems, Uveitis/Conjunctivitis, Cataract/Glaucoma Module 6: Dermatology / Immune mediated Diseases and Integrated Advanced TCVM Theory-Principles: TCM Immunology, TCM Dermatology TCVM Approach to Western Diseases: Hypersensitivity, Pruritus/ Eruption/ Erosion/ Eczema, Allergic Dermatitis, Autoimmune Diseases, Immunodeficient Diseases, Pemphigus, Lupus, Alopecia Areata QiAcademy TCM for Veterinarians Ferdinand Nieen Vinteln 2 D-52538 Gangelt Fon +49 2454 935811 infoqiacademy.eu To get further Information www.qiacademy.eu How to find us
