Clinical Integration Course with Lonny Jarrett 2010

[Guest guest]

2010 Clinical Integration Class

 

Lonny S. Jarrett

 

" I have found my studies with Lonny Jarrett to be invaluable on many levels. The

course has provided in-depth learning and clinical experience with pulse taking

and five elements diagnosis, and perhaps more importantly what it means to be a

practitioner and the intentionality behind each clinic encounter. My only

disappointment is that the course will only last for two years. I have found

time with Lonny to be truly inspirational, and it has only intensified my

longing to enhance my skills and " seeing " as a practitioner. This course has

put me on the right path. " -Jessie Shaw, M.S., L.Ac. O.M.

Graduate of Tri-State College of Acupuncture, 2002

 

 

" I have been a student of Lonny's for a year now – and I just cannot believe how

forthright I have become in clinic. My confidence in assembling all of the

presenting clinical information (pulse, tongue, history, palpated findings, etc)

and holding to what I find and its implications in spite of denials from the

patient, and their many games of egoic stealth, having the tenacity to dig into

the patient's often subterranean territory with a combination of quickness,

compassion and honesty – until we hit paydirt, unearth the heart of the matter,

and get to work – the clarity that emerges in my clinic on a daily basis is

almost too much to bear. It feels like I have traded in a mule for a stallion. I

am stunned. So, clearly, are my patients. And for the vast majority of them, I

would say their encounter with a practitioner who is facing everything and

avoiding nothing is in fact, experienced as a refreshing engagement with the

highest level of compassion. " -Daniel Schulman, Graduate NESA

 

What is the largest possible context for the practice of Chinese medicine in the

21st century? How will Chinese medicine help humanity to face the challenges

that confront us today? The focus of this course will be to provide

practitioners with a firm grounding in the principles of five-element

constitutional diagnosis as they are integrated with a pre-TCM tradition of

eight-principle pulse diagnosis. The class will consist of 12 weekends over a

two year period beginning in the Fall of the year 2009. Clinical experience will

be emphasized with roughly half the weekends spent assessing patients. Each

member of the class will have the opportunity to spend time in my clinical

practice as well. The substance of the class will include and transcend the

content of my two books, Nourishing Destiny, and The Clinical Practice of

.

 

Topics include:

* Chinese medicine as part of an integral science of conscious evolution.

* Learn to discern the authentic and created self as the basis of clinical

practice.

* Destiny and Constitutional Type.

* Diagnosis in a black and white context-What's real, what isn't, what to do

about it.

* Inner Functions of Acupuncture Points, Herbal formulas, and Point

Combinations.

* The Suggestive Process in Therapy and Testing Emotions.

* Diagnosis by Color, Sound, Odor & Emotion.

* Practical Exercises in Recognizing Constitution.

* Learn to Prescribe Herbs Reliably Based upon Pulse Diagnosis.

* Learn to Discern Deep Issues from the Pulse Including; Divorce, Shock to

the Heart, Resignation, Unexpressed Communication, and much more.

* Use the Pulse to Enhance the Suggestive Process in Treatment.

* Learn to integrate Five-element Constitutional diagnosis with a

Deep Understanding of Physiological Process as Assessed with the Eight-principle

System.

* The Pulse as a Guide to a Truly Preventive Form of Medicine.

* All Theory Elaborated in Clinic with patients.

 

Online Community: NourishingDestiny.com

Clinical Integration: Registration Form & Dates

 

The class will meet in Stockbridge, MA, on 12 Saturdays and Sundays

beginning in the Fall of 2010. Class meets from 9am-5pm with one hour for lunch.

There are two payment options for registrants that include paying the whole

course in advance for a discount or paying one year at a time. Currently this

class is approved for PDA's by the Massachusetts Board of Medicine and the

NCCAOM. Five course hours focus on ethics and should fulfill the NCCAOM

requirement for recertification.

 

1) Pay in Full for 18% Discount: a) Pay a deposit of $500 by 11.15.09 with the

balance of $2350 for the full course by 3.1.10 and receive an 18% discount.

Total cost=$2850

 

2) Pay First Year in Advance: a) Pay a deposit of $500 by 11.15.09 and the

balance of $1150 by 3/1/10. c) Second year tuition ($1650) due 3/1/11 Total

Cost= $3300

 

Please note that the $500 deposit is non-refundable.

 

Class Dates: Clinical Integration

 

Year One 2010-2011 Year Two 2011-2012

Weekend #1 9/11 & 9/12/10 Weekend #7 8/27 & 8/28/11

Weekend #2 10/9 & 10/10/10 Weekend #8 10/1 & 10/2/11

Weekend #3 11/13 & 11/14/10 Weekend #9 11/5 & 11/6/11

Weekend #4 3/12 & 3/13/11 Weekend #10 3/3 & 3/4/12

Weekend #5 4/9 & 4/10/11 Weekend #11 4/7 & 4/8/12

Weekend #6 5/7 & 5/8/11 Weekend #12 5/5 & 5/6/12

 

 

Inner Traditions of : Clinical Integration

PO 1093

Stockbridge, MA, 01262

 

Registration

 

Deposit enclosed: $_______________

 

Name: _________________________

 

Address:________________________

 

______________________________ Phone:__________________________

 

Email:_________________________

 

Acutkd Nourishingdestiny.com 413 298 4221

[Guest guest]

Is there a link? I can put it on my facebook page, where it will be viewed

by all my collegues and whatnot. Thanks.

 

 

 

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" sppdestiny " <Revolution

<Chinese Medicine >

Thursday, September 10, 2009 5:15 AM

Clinical Integration Course with Lonny Jarrett 2010

 

 

 

2010 Clinical Integration Class

 

Lonny S. Jarrett

 

" I have found my studies with Lonny Jarrett to be invaluable on many levels.

The course has provided in-depth learning and clinical experience with pulse

taking and five elements diagnosis, and perhaps more importantly what it

means to be a practitioner and the intentionality behind each clinic

encounter. My only disappointment is that the course will only last for two

years. I have found time with Lonny to be truly inspirational, and it has

only intensified my longing to enhance my skills and " seeing " as a

practitioner. This course has put me on the right path. " -Jessie Shaw, M.S.,

L.Ac. O.M.

Graduate of Tri-State College of Acupuncture, 2002

 

 

" I have been a student of Lonny's for a year now - and I just cannot believe

how forthright I have become in clinic. My confidence in assembling all of

the presenting clinical information (pulse, tongue, history, palpated

findings, etc) and holding to what I find and its implications in spite of

denials from the patient, and their many games of egoic stealth, having the

tenacity to dig into the patient's often subterranean territory with a

combination of quickness, compassion and honesty - until we hit paydirt,

unearth the heart of the matter, and get to work - the clarity that emerges

in my clinic on a daily basis is almost too much to bear. It feels like I

have traded in a mule for a stallion. I am stunned. So, clearly, are my

patients. And for the vast majority of them, I would say their encounter

with a practitioner who is facing everything and avoiding nothing is in

fact, experienced as a refreshing engagement with the highest level of

compassion. " -Daniel Schulman, Graduate NESA

 

What is the largest possible context for the practice of Chinese medicine in

the 21st century? How will Chinese medicine help humanity to face the

challenges that confront us today? The focus of this course will be to

provide practitioners with a firm grounding in the principles of

five-element constitutional diagnosis as they are integrated with a pre-TCM

tradition of eight-principle pulse diagnosis. The class will consist of 12

weekends over a two year period beginning in the Fall of the year 2009.

Clinical experience will be emphasized with roughly half the weekends spent

assessing patients. Each member of the class will have the opportunity to

spend time in my clinical practice as well. The substance of the class will

include and transcend the content of my two books, Nourishing Destiny, and

The Clinical Practice of .

 

Topics include:

* Chinese medicine as part of an integral science of conscious evolution.

* Learn to discern the authentic and created self as the basis of

clinical practice.

* Destiny and Constitutional Type.

* Diagnosis in a black and white context-What's real, what isn't, what to

do about it.

* Inner Functions of Acupuncture Points, Herbal formulas, and Point

Combinations.

* The Suggestive Process in Therapy and Testing Emotions.

* Diagnosis by Color, Sound, Odor & Emotion.

* Practical Exercises in Recognizing Constitution.

* Learn to Prescribe Herbs Reliably Based upon Pulse Diagnosis.

* Learn to Discern Deep Issues from the Pulse Including; Divorce, Shock

to the Heart, Resignation, Unexpressed Communication, and much more.

* Use the Pulse to Enhance the Suggestive Process in Treatment.

* Learn to integrate Five-element Constitutional diagnosis

with a Deep Understanding of Physiological Process as Assessed with the

Eight-principle System.

* The Pulse as a Guide to a Truly Preventive Form of Medicine.

* All Theory Elaborated in Clinic with patients.

 

Online Community: NourishingDestiny.com

Clinical Integration: Registration Form & Dates

 

The class will meet in Stockbridge, MA, on 12 Saturdays and Sundays

beginning in the Fall of 2010. Class meets from 9am-5pm with one hour for

lunch. There are two payment options for registrants that include paying the

whole course in advance for a discount or paying one year at a time.

Currently this class is approved for PDA's by the Massachusetts Board of

Medicine and the NCCAOM. Five course hours focus on ethics and should

fulfill the NCCAOM requirement for recertification.

 

1) Pay in Full for 18% Discount: a) Pay a deposit of $500 by 11.15.09 with

the balance of $2350 for the full course by 3.1.10 and receive an 18%

discount. Total cost=$2850

 

2) Pay First Year in Advance: a) Pay a deposit of $500 by 11.15.09 and the

balance of $1150 by 3/1/10. c) Second year tuition ($1650) due 3/1/11 Total

Cost= $3300

 

Please note that the $500 deposit is non-refundable.

 

Class Dates: Clinical Integration

 

Year One 2010-2011 Year Two

2011-2012

Weekend #1 9/11 & 9/12/10 Weekend #7 8/27 & 8/28/11

Weekend #2 10/9 & 10/10/10 Weekend #8 10/1 & 10/2/11

Weekend #3 11/13 & 11/14/10 Weekend #9 11/5 & 11/6/11

Weekend #4 3/12 & 3/13/11 Weekend #10 3/3 & 3/4/12

Weekend #5 4/9 & 4/10/11 Weekend #11 4/7 & 4/8/12

Weekend #6 5/7 & 5/8/11 Weekend #12 5/5 & 5/6/12

 

 

Inner Traditions of : Clinical Integration

PO 1093

Stockbridge, MA, 01262

 

Registration

 

Deposit enclosed: $_______________

 

Name: _________________________

 

Address:________________________

 

______________________________ Phone:__________________________

 

Email:_________________________

 

Acutkd Nourishingdestiny.com 413 298 4221

 

 

 

 

 

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