Guest guest Posted April 6, 2003 Report Share Posted April 6, 2003 I am a student at Midwest College of Oriental Medicine. I am not happy with the school. I would not recommend it to anyone. They fit the profile you describe of schools that teach for a profit. The best to you. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 7, 2003 Report Share Posted April 7, 2003 It is possible to be self taught and pass liscencing tests. There are a few good courses. Once you have found a good accupuncturist they can be convinced to teach in some cases. Just watching and then getting the proper charts and a good basic beginner's understanding is a good start. Don't give up walmart_hurts <jcc wrote:I have an interest in Traditional , and am considering enrolling in a school for it. Although I have been dilligently studying the basic theories, yin and yang, wu xing, the zangfu system, I would like to study with teachers. Unfortunately, the area in which I am most interested in is the area I have had the least luck finding schools focused on. I am most interested on the so called " first line " treatments, proper diet, psychology and mental attitude, and lifestyle factors, such as sexual and physical education. I live in the US and most schools here that I have come across seem to focus primarily on either acupuncture or herbalism, with moxabustion, qigong, and tuina filling in the gaps. I can understand why, as those are the most immediately profitable I suppose, but I am begining to think that I will have to resign myself to distance CEUs or learn Chinese for a couple years and take the plunge to try to find a school in China. :/ Can anyone give me any suggestions or advice on schools? Mbanu Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 9, 2003 Report Share Posted April 9, 2003 Many states will not license you if you did not attend an accredited school, so I would check the laws in the state you will practice in before you make your decision. Not all schools in China are recognized here. acupuncture , Hoang Ho <twomtns2002> wrote: > > It is possible to be self taught and pass liscencing tests. There are a few good courses. Once you have found a good accupuncturist they can be convinced to teach in some cases. Just watching and then getting the proper charts and a good basic beginner's understanding is a good start. Don't give up > walmart_hurts <jcc@c...> wrote:I have an interest in Traditional , and am > considering enrolling in a school for it. Although I have been > dilligently studying the basic theories, yin and yang, wu xing, the > zangfu system, I would like to study with teachers. Unfortunately, > the area in which I am most interested in is the area I have had the > least luck finding schools focused on. I am most interested on the > so called " first line " treatments, proper diet, psychology and > mental attitude, and lifestyle factors, such as sexual and physical > education. I live in the US and most schools here that I have come > across seem to focus primarily on either acupuncture or herbalism, > with moxabustion, qigong, and tuina filling in the gaps. I can > understand why, as those are the most immediately profitable I > suppose, but I am begining to think that I will have to resign > myself to distance CEUs or learn Chinese for a couple years and take > the plunge to try to find a school in China. :/ Can anyone give me > any suggestions or advice on schools? > > Mbanu > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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