treatment of musculoskeletal disorders

[Guest guest]

For those that are interested, I will be teaching a course in Chicago on April

10th. The course will cover an approach to the treatment of musculoskeletal

disorders using the degenerative cascade. The degenerative process in soft

tissues is fairly predictable. Knowing where a patient falls in this cascade

will determine which needling techniques and herbal formulation can be used.

Treating based on the degenerative cascade is often much clearer than the usual

methods taught in acupuncture schools. This course can be used as part of a

preparatory course for the board exam given by the American Academy of Physical

Oriental Medicine (AAPOM). To register please call Mary Rogel PhD, LAc

(773-955-9643)

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

For those that are interested, I will be teaching a course in Chicago on April

10th. The course will cover an approach to the treatment of musculoskeletal

disorders using the degenerative cascade. The degenerative process in soft

tissues is fairly predictable. Knowing where a patient falls in this cascade

will determine which needling techniques and herbal formulation can be used.

Treating based on the degenerative cascade is often much clearer than the usual

methods taught in acupuncture schools. This course can be used as part of a

preparatory course for the board exam given by the American Academy of Physical

Oriental Medicine (AAPOM). To register please call Mary Rogel PhD, LAc

(773-955-9643)

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

it is also pre-approved for Illinois acupuncture CEUs (7 i believe)... for those

in Illinois who

still need to get their 30 CEUs done before the license expires June 30.

 

no financial interest... in fact i'm signed up to attend, myself.

 

robert hayden

 

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<alonmarcus@w...> wrote:

> For those that are interested, I will be teaching a course in Chicago on April

10th. The

course will cover an approach to the treatment of musculoskeletal disorders

using the

degenerative cascade. The degenerative process in soft tissues is fairly

predictable.

Knowing where a patient falls in this cascade will determine which needling

techniques

and herbal formulation can be used. Treating based on the degenerative cascade

is often

much clearer than the usual methods taught in acupuncture schools. This course

can be

used as part of a preparatory course for the board exam given by the American

Academy

of Physical Oriental Medicine (AAPOM). To register please call Mary Rogel PhD,

LAc (773

-955-9643)

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