What is Chinese Medicine?
Rocky River, OH
Unitarian Church
September 12, 2010
Chinese Medicine is a complete medical system that can be used to treat most any condition. In this forum discussion, Amanda Lewis, L.Ac. will present the basic medical philosophy of Chinese Medicine by introducing: fundamental theory, causes of illness, anatomy and the meridian system, and principles of treatment. The presentation will be followed by Q & A.
Sunday, September 12, 2010
Saturday, September 4, 2010
Chinese Medical Theory
Binghamton University: Decker School
Amanda Lewis, L.Ac
Monday September 20, 2010
Chinese Medical Theory
The goal of this course is to provide a basic understanding of the foundational theory of Traditional Chinese Medicine. This will include discussion on the principles of Yin & Yang, Qi & Blood, and the 5 Elements.
Monday September 27, 2010
Chinese Medicine in Application
This course will expand on the foundational elements from the first class and introduce how these can be applied in clinical practice. Topics include the Four Diagnostic Methods, and treatment with Acupuncture and Herbal Medicine.
Amanda Lewis, L.Ac
Monday September 20, 2010
Chinese Medical Theory
The goal of this course is to provide a basic understanding of the foundational theory of Traditional Chinese Medicine. This will include discussion on the principles of Yin & Yang, Qi & Blood, and the 5 Elements.
Monday September 27, 2010
Chinese Medicine in Application
This course will expand on the foundational elements from the first class and introduce how these can be applied in clinical practice. Topics include the Four Diagnostic Methods, and treatment with Acupuncture and Herbal Medicine.
The Phases of the Menstrual Cycle According to Chinese Medicine
Wednesday, September 29, 2010 5:30-7pm
Greenstar’s Meeting Room
Amanda Lewis, L.Ac
In Traditional Chinese Medicine, the average 28-day menstrual cycle is divided into
four periods that are distinguished by the particular stage of blood as it builds and
courses through the body. These periods are marked by hormone fluctuations, body
temperature changes, and varied associated symptoms that are specific to each
individual woman.
In September’s class, we’ll learn how to differentiate these four periods of the
menstrual cycle, as well as discuss how treatment principles change according to
the phase. We will also talk about the causes and treatment tips for these 8 most
common menstrual irregularities:
(1) Early, (2) Late, (3) No-Fixed-Date, (4) Profuse, (5) Scanty, (6) Flooding, (7)
Blocked, and (8) Painful
Certain supplements and foods can be used to help regulate the menstrual cycle
and Amanda will highlight these at the end of the class, followed by a brief tour
through Greenstar to locate the foods and supplements mentioned in the class.
Greenstar’s Meeting Room
Amanda Lewis, L.Ac
In Traditional Chinese Medicine, the average 28-day menstrual cycle is divided into
four periods that are distinguished by the particular stage of blood as it builds and
courses through the body. These periods are marked by hormone fluctuations, body
temperature changes, and varied associated symptoms that are specific to each
individual woman.
In September’s class, we’ll learn how to differentiate these four periods of the
menstrual cycle, as well as discuss how treatment principles change according to
the phase. We will also talk about the causes and treatment tips for these 8 most
common menstrual irregularities:
(1) Early, (2) Late, (3) No-Fixed-Date, (4) Profuse, (5) Scanty, (6) Flooding, (7)
Blocked, and (8) Painful
Certain supplements and foods can be used to help regulate the menstrual cycle
and Amanda will highlight these at the end of the class, followed by a brief tour
through Greenstar to locate the foods and supplements mentioned in the class.
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