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Some seats have become available for the upcoming Jin Gui training series with

Arnaud Versluys.

The lectures will first cover the diseases of Jin Gui Yao Lue and the formulas

to treat them. The third week will present the pulse diagnostic system of Tian

He Ming. This system algorithmically constructs formulas from pulse images.

Week four presents abdominal diagnosis confirmations in the lineage of Todo

Yoshimasu. Finally, Dr. Versluys will present and analyze illustrative case

studies from his clinical experience to help solidify the training.

Initially, all of the seats were taken by previous students, however a few have

come available. All participants have said that they have gained improved

clinical results by using the smaller formulas (some have over 25 years

experience!)

 

Each weekend is approved by Cal. Acupuncture Board for 16 CEUs (80 total) and 16

PDAs for renewal of national certification. Here's the schedule

Jingui Yaolue Series:

 

JGYL Weekend 1:(Sept 19-20, 2009)

Classical Internal Medicine: Diseases of the Jingui Yaolue, Part I

 

JGYL Weekend 2:(Oct 17-18, 2009)

Classical Internal Medicine: Diseases of the Jingui Yaolue, Part II

 

JGYL Weekend 3:(Dec 12-13, 2009)

Classical Internal Medicine: Jingui Yaolue Pulse Diagnosis

 

JGYL Weekend 4:(Jan 23-24, 2010)

Classical Internal Medicine: Jingui Yaolue Fukushin Abdominal Diagnosis

 

JGYL Weekend 5:(Feb 20-21, 2010)

Classical Internal Medicine: Jingui Yaolue Case Studies

 

Arnaud is a generous teacher that gives so much information and guidance for

future study that you'll feel exhausted after each weekend (in a good way). We

have participants flying from the East Coast and one person flies from London

for the training. It's a great opportunity.

 

Stephen Woodley LAc

www.shanghanlunseminars.com

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Hi Stephen-

 

I am planning on attending the first jingui class in Portland, but

thereafter think that San Francisco would be better. How would it

work as far as payment goes for these classes? Can I still do the

monthly installments? Thanks.

 

-Steve

 

Stephen Bonzak, L.Ac., Dipl. O.M.

http://www.health-traditions.com

sbonzak

773-470-6994

 

 

 

On Aug 6, 2009, at 3:28 PM, Stephen Woodley wrote:

 

> Some seats have become available for the upcoming Jin Gui training

> series with Arnaud Versluys.

> The lectures will first cover the diseases of Jin Gui Yao Lue and

> the formulas to treat them. The third week will present the pulse

> diagnostic system of Tian He Ming. This system algorithmically

> constructs formulas from pulse images.

> Week four presents abdominal diagnosis confirmations in the lineage

> of Todo Yoshimasu. Finally, Dr. Versluys will present and analyze

> illustrative case studies from his clinical experience to help

> solidify the training.

> Initially, all of the seats were taken by previous students,

> however a few have come available. All participants have said that

> they have gained improved clinical results by using the smaller

> formulas (some have over 25 years experience!)

>

> Each weekend is approved by Cal. Acupuncture Board for 16 CEUs (80

> total) and 16 PDAs for renewal of national certification. Here's

> the schedule

> Jingui Yaolue Series:

>

> JGYL Weekend 1:(Sept 19-20, 2009)

> Classical Internal Medicine: Diseases of the Jingui Yaolue, Part I

>

> JGYL Weekend 2:(Oct 17-18, 2009)

> Classical Internal Medicine: Diseases of the Jingui Yaolue, Part II

>

> JGYL Weekend 3:(Dec 12-13, 2009)

> Classical Internal Medicine: Jingui Yaolue Pulse Diagnosis

>

> JGYL Weekend 4:(Jan 23-24, 2010)

> Classical Internal Medicine: Jingui Yaolue Fukushin Abdominal

> Diagnosis

>

> JGYL Weekend 5:(Feb 20-21, 2010)

> Classical Internal Medicine: Jingui Yaolue Case Studies

>

> Arnaud is a generous teacher that gives so much information and

> guidance for future study that you'll feel exhausted after each

> weekend (in a good way). We have participants flying from the East

> Coast and one person flies from London for the training. It's a

> great opportunity.

>

> Stephen Woodley LAc

> www.shanghanlunseminars.com

>

>

 

 

 

 

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Sorry. That was meant for Stephen!

 

-Steve

 

Stephen Bonzak, L.Ac., Dipl. O.M.

http://www.health-traditions.com

sbonzak

773-470-6994

 

 

 

On Aug 6, 2009, at 8:24 PM, Stephen Bonzak wrote:

 

> Hi Stephen-

>

> I am planning on attending the first jingui class in Portland, but

> thereafter think that San Francisco would be better. How would it

> work as far as payment goes for these classes? Can I still do the

> monthly installments? Thanks.

>

> -Steve

>

> Stephen Bonzak, L.Ac., Dipl. O.M.

> http://www.health-traditions.com

> sbonzak

> 773-470-6994

>

> On Aug 6, 2009, at 3:28 PM, Stephen Woodley wrote:

>

> > Some seats have become available for the upcoming Jin Gui training

> > series with Arnaud Versluys.

> > The lectures will first cover the diseases of Jin Gui Yao Lue and

> > the formulas to treat them. The third week will present the pulse

> > diagnostic system of Tian He Ming. This system algorithmically

> > constructs formulas from pulse images.

> > Week four presents abdominal diagnosis confirmations in the lineage

> > of Todo Yoshimasu. Finally, Dr. Versluys will present and analyze

> > illustrative case studies from his clinical experience to help

> > solidify the training.

> > Initially, all of the seats were taken by previous students,

> > however a few have come available. All participants have said that

> > they have gained improved clinical results by using the smaller

> > formulas (some have over 25 years experience!)

> >

> > Each weekend is approved by Cal. Acupuncture Board for 16 CEUs (80

> > total) and 16 PDAs for renewal of national certification. Here's

> > the schedule

> > Jingui Yaolue Series:

> >

> > JGYL Weekend 1:(Sept 19-20, 2009)

> > Classical Internal Medicine: Diseases of the Jingui Yaolue, Part I

> >

> > JGYL Weekend 2:(Oct 17-18, 2009)

> > Classical Internal Medicine: Diseases of the Jingui Yaolue, Part II

> >

> > JGYL Weekend 3:(Dec 12-13, 2009)

> > Classical Internal Medicine: Jingui Yaolue Pulse Diagnosis

> >

> > JGYL Weekend 4:(Jan 23-24, 2010)

> > Classical Internal Medicine: Jingui Yaolue Fukushin Abdominal

> > Diagnosis

> >

> > JGYL Weekend 5:(Feb 20-21, 2010)

> > Classical Internal Medicine: Jingui Yaolue Case Studies

> >

> > Arnaud is a generous teacher that gives so much information and

> > guidance for future study that you'll feel exhausted after each

> > weekend (in a good way). We have participants flying from the East

> > Coast and one person flies from London for the training. It's a

> > great opportunity.

> >

> > Stephen Woodley LAc

> > www.shanghanlunseminars.com

> >

> >

>

>

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Where are the classes?

 

 

 

, " Stephen Woodley " <learntcm

wrote:

>

> Some seats have become available for the upcoming Jin Gui training series with

Arnaud Versluys.

> The lectures will first cover the diseases of Jin Gui Yao Lue and the formulas

to treat them. The third week will present the pulse diagnostic system of Tian

He Ming. This system algorithmically constructs formulas from pulse images.

> Week four presents abdominal diagnosis confirmations in the lineage of Todo

Yoshimasu. Finally, Dr. Versluys will present and analyze illustrative case

studies from his clinical experience to help solidify the training.

> Initially, all of the seats were taken by previous students, however a few

have come available. All participants have said that they have gained improved

clinical results by using the smaller formulas (some have over 25 years

experience!)

>

> Each weekend is approved by Cal. Acupuncture Board for 16 CEUs (80 total) and

16 PDAs for renewal of national certification. Here's the schedule

> Jingui Yaolue Series:

>

> JGYL Weekend 1:(Sept 19-20, 2009)

> Classical Internal Medicine: Diseases of the Jingui Yaolue, Part I

>

> JGYL Weekend 2:(Oct 17-18, 2009)

> Classical Internal Medicine: Diseases of the Jingui Yaolue, Part II

>

> JGYL Weekend 3:(Dec 12-13, 2009)

> Classical Internal Medicine: Jingui Yaolue Pulse Diagnosis

>

> JGYL Weekend 4:(Jan 23-24, 2010)

> Classical Internal Medicine: Jingui Yaolue Fukushin Abdominal Diagnosis

>

> JGYL Weekend 5:(Feb 20-21, 2010)

> Classical Internal Medicine: Jingui Yaolue Case Studies

>

> Arnaud is a generous teacher that gives so much information and guidance for

future study that you'll feel exhausted after each weekend (in a good way). We

have participants flying from the East Coast and one person flies from London

for the training. It's a great opportunity.

>

> Stephen Woodley LAc

> www.shanghanlunseminars.com

>

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Hi Bill

This series will be held at

the Machinists Union Hall

1511 Rollins Road

Burlingame, Ca. 94010

 

Further information is at our website

[1]www.shanghanlunseminars.com

 

hope you can make it

 

Stephen Woodley LAc

[2]www.shanghanlunseminars.com

 

 

 

 

 

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Hi Steve

 

Sounds reasonable to me

I've forwarded your e-mail to Ben who is co-ordinating this

series

He'll contact you off group soon and work out the details with

you.

 

look forward to meeting you at the seminar...

 

Stephen Woodley LAc

www.shanghanlunseminars.com

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