Course Overview

In this part, Susan gives an introduction to Master Tung’s points, and teaches the principles of the Magic Square. Some discussion topics include: how to best learn the points, a history of Tung’s acupuncture, and available resources. For a detailed table of contents, visit this link: https://bit.ly/3xQAHVt

Course Objectives

• To give a brief history of Tung's Points in the US.
• To explain the use of the Nine Stars of the Magic Square and how we can use it to help with the selection of points within Tung's Acupuncture system for structural issues and pain.
• To offer a detailed description of points from Tung's system of points.
• To offer how to learn this material, and give an overview of what will be covered and learned in the series.

Course Outline

0 hrs - 30 minIntroduction; how long it will take to integrate this material; information about the Advanced Series; keeping energetic lines clear; how Susan determines which points to choose; how to learn and needle the points; scalp acupuncture; hand points; History of Tung’s acupuncture, Master Tung, Dr. Miriam Lee, Dr. Young, scope of practice including bleeding techniques, how Susan learned the points, treating emergencies with bleeding techniques; Using the fewest possible needles, keeping clear energetic lines, needling points on the arms and legs, bleeding on the torso

30 min - 1 hrsDr. Miriam Lee and her clinic; Moxa post and bamboo cupping; Insights of a Senior Acupuncturist; The Magic Square; Bilateral vs unilateral needling patterns; Examples of Master Tung points chosen and how they fit the Magic Square (1 trea,ng 9: 55.02 Flower Bone One…); 77.22-­‐77.23 Beside Three Miles

1 hrs - 1.5 hrs88.25 Center Nine Miles (GB31); 77.18 Kidney Gate (Shen Guan); Discussion of addendum points; recorded question on: do you cup locally? Discussion about cupping; Case history: excruciating facial pain, the importance of experimenting and trying new things; All directions treat the center; recorded Q&A and case histories

Course Overview

In this part, Susan gives her lecture on How the Points Work. Some discussion topics include: cupping to clear toxins, the Five Theories used in Master Tung’s acupuncture, and deep needling versus shallow needling. NOTE: This course mentions bleeding methods and the treatment of cancer as part of the historical discussion of Tung’s acupuncture points. Bloodletting and Cancer treatment are not within the scope of practice for California Acupuncture Licensees. Furthermore, bloodletting and/or the treatment of cancer may or may not be included in your scope of practice in your particular jurisdiction. The mention of the historical use of these techniques does not certify the learner to use these points or condone the use of these techniques outside the scope of one’s practice in their jurisdiction. For a detailed table of contents, visit this link: https://bit.ly/2Utnzak

Course Objectives

• To give a brief history of Tung's Points in the US.
• To explain the use of the Nine Stars of the Magic Square and how we can use it to help with the selection of points within Tung's Acupuncture system for structural issues and pain.
• To offer a detailed description of points from Tung's system of points, and learn more about the system in the 'how the points work' lecture, which will provide an overview of the 5 operative theories involved in the proper use of Tung's Points.
• To offer how to learn this material, and give an overview of what will be covered and learned in the series.

Course Outline

0 hrs - 30 minUsing cupping for both chronic and acute conditions; recorded question about points for scapular pain; Cupping to clear toxins, what is meant by “Toxin Areas”; “How the points work” lecture; 740 points in Master Tungs system; This Door/This Corner/This uprightness relationship to Large Intestine channel; Connection of the distal points to the brain, particularly the thumb, fingers and the big toe; Opposite side needling for structural issues; Back Horse/Dao Ma supporting point techniques; 11.20 Wood Inflammation

30 min - 1 hrs1010.19-­‐1010.20 Water Gold/Water Through; 55.01 Fire Bag; 66.02 Wood Wife; 88.17-­‐88.19 Four Horses, location and Reaction Area elemental relationships; Example: sciatica treatments with distal and guiding points, using more than one guiding point to treat pain that occurs simultaneously in multiple channels; Bleeding – integral to Master Tung’s acupuncture, examples (Tai Yang, LU5, UB40); Susan’s HIV clinic; Deep needling techniques vs shallow needling; Needle according to the nature of the disease (heat, recent, deficient) vs (cold, chronic, excess), spring vs summer, winter and fall

1 hrs - 1.5 hrs Needle according to the physical condition of the patient; Muscular patients much harder for wind evil to evade, but once it happens it goes very deep in the body and is hard to extricate. Wind is something we treat every day, second to stagnation. Bring the wind out then rebuild the system; Focus the treatments and be very clear, don’t try to do too much or send qi in different directions. Consecutive vs simultaneous treatments; Case history: 10 year old waterboy for football team who got tackled, asthma and nightmares, 1010.19-­‐1010.20 Water Gold/Water Through and Prefrontal scalp needles; recorded Q&A and case histories

Course Overview

In this part, points 11.01 through 11.06 are covered (including 11.17 and 11.24). Some discussion topics include: an introduction to locating finger points, and finger needling methods. For a detailed table of contents, visit this link: https://bit.ly/2SoINFE

Course Objectives

• Students will learn how to identify exact points on the hand, fingers, arms, legs and feet, and how they can be used to treat specific conditions.
• Students will also learn treatment points for a hernia and gynecological issues.
• Students will learn how to prioritize treatments, and what specific treatment actions should be used when.
• To offer a detailed description of points from Tung's system of points

Course Outline

0 hrs - 30 minRecorded Discussion about soreness after cupping, post cupping recovery; recorded question about using multiple techniques or treating multiple conditions in one day; Prioritizing the order of treatments, cupping/bleeding before the needle treatment, or consecutive needling treatments; Finger points, A-E lines; Some finger points are only done on one side: 11.20 Wood Inflammation or 11.18 Spleen Edema; Five lines on the palmar surface, on the dorsum of the hand only three lines; Sliding the shaft of the needle alongside the bone to add Kidney tonification; How the practitioner should use both hands when needling finger points

30 min - 1 hrsBlood vessels, burning hot pain vs “zip” nerve sensation; Removing needles if you encounter a nerve sensation on 11.17 Wood (Anger); Creases that should be used for locating finger points; 11.01-11.05 Hernia Points; 11.03 External Distance and 11.04 External Distance; Moxa pots; 11.06 Return to the Nest, San Jiao/Kidney relationship, indications; Helping menopausal patients avoid hysterectomies

1 hrs - 1.5 hrs11.24 Gynecological; Frequency of treatment and rotating the points; Cyclical migraine headaches and balancing the hormones; Treating dry eyes; Recorded Question: Are the points powerful enough to use for gynecological issues on their own?; Recorded question: Question about 11.06 and 11.24 being needled unilaterally vs bilaterally; Recorded question: Question: Infertility due to unknown origin and use of the finger gynecological points, emotional component of infertility; recorded Q&A and case histories

Course Overview

In this part, points 11.07 through 11.15 are covered. Some discussion topics include: treating stroke, moxa season, bamboo cupping the spine, and cupping the musculature. For a detailed table of contents, visit this link: https://bit.ly/2SrgAOF

Course Objectives

• Students will learn how to identify exact points on the hand, fingers, arms, legs and feet, and how they can be used to treat specific conditions.
• Students will also learn various ways to use moxa.
• Students will learn how to treat varicose veins and spine pain among other conditions.
• To offer a detailed description of points from Tung's system of points.
• To encourage further study of this remarkable body of work.

Course Outline

0 hrs - 30 minFinger Four Horses; recorded question about splotchy patches on the face; 11.08 Finger Five Thousand Gold; All points with “Fire” in their name treat the Heart; Needling cautions for 11.10 Wood Fire, how to needle it correctly; Recorded case history: Bleeding to treat stroke; Most common use of 11.10 Wood Fire: cold hands and legs in elderly patients; Moxa season, moxa pots, moxa oil and a heat lamp; recorded Case history: 88.01-88.03 Heart Passing Points, elderly patient with poor leg circulation, difficulty walking

30 min - 1 hrsRecorded question about using 11.10 Wood Fire to treat younger patients with cold hands and feet; Save your qi! Every single needle you put in takes a little piece of you; 11.11 Lung Heart; Treating varicose veins; Spine pain from ankylosing spondylitis, bamboo cupping the spine, cupping the musculature; 11.11 Lung Heart, treating varicosities, spine pain due to hormone replacement, treating varicose veins and spine pain

1 hrs - 1.25 hrs11.12 Two Corner Bright (Er Jiao Ming); recorded Question about needle retention duration for Two Corner Bright; 1:13:28 11.15 Finger Kidney; recorded Q&A and case histories

Course Overview

In this part, points 11.16 through 11.27 (excluding 11.17 and 11.24) are covered. Some discussion topics include: active qi moving technique, cupping, Reaction Areas. For a detailed table of contents, visit this link: https://bit.ly/3xUl4MW

Course Objectives

• Students will learn how to identify exact points on the hand, fingers, arms, legs and feet, and how they can be used to treat specific conditions.
• Students will also learn how to treat hepatitis using specific points, and also treatment of other conditions.
• Students will also learn about needle size and gauge for finger points.
• To offer a detailed description of points from Tung's system of points.
• To encourage further study of this remarkable body of work.

Course Outline

0 hrs - 15 minRecorded question about 11.01-11.05 Hernia Points; instruction on how to properly needle finger points; Recorded discussion about cupping; Needle size and gauge for finger points; Recorded question and discussion about Reaction Areas

15 min - 45 min11:16 Fire Knee (SI1); 11.18 Spleen Edema; 11.19 Heart Normal; Recorded case history: Treating hepatitis, liver and fatigue due to liver

45 min - 1.25 hrs11.20 Wood Inflammation; 11.21 Three Eyes; Recorded case history: bone cyst; 11.26 Control Dirt; Recorded case history: herpes of the eye, using a lancet to bleed the fingers and hand; 11.27 Five Tiger

1.25 hrs - 1.75 hrsRecorded case history: thumb pain; Recorded question about needling Five Tigers bilaterally; 11.27 Five Tigers; recorded Q&A and case histories

Course Overview

In this part, points 22.01 through 22.07 are covered (including A.05 and A.06). Some discussion topics include: diagnosing uterine fibroids, Zero Balancing and polarity lines with magnets, frequent ankle sprains and hip disease, choices in the treatment of sciatica. For a detailed table of contents, visit this link: https://bit.ly/3h6afjL

Course Objectives

• Students will learn how to identify exact points on the hand, fingers, arms, legs, and feet and how they can be used to treat specific conditions.
• Students will also learn what treatments are forbidden in pregnancy, treatments for frequent ankle sprains and disease, and many more.
• Students will also learn about zero balancing and the use of magnets.
• To offer a detailed description of points from Tung's system of points.
• To encourage further study of this remarkable body of work.

Course Outline

0 hrs - 30 min22.01-22.02 Double Child/Double Fairy; Recorded question about bleeding veins on the Thenar eminence to treat uterine fibroids or tumors; A.05 Small Joint (Xiao Jie); Zero Balancing, polarity lines with magnets (Black (North) side on pain, Red (South) away from the pain to bring pain out of the joint; Frequent ankle sprains and hip disease

30 min - 1 hrsWrist pain (radial side – LI channel); A.06 Sequence White (Ci Bai); Recorded Question about cupping the lower back for sciatica, points for sciatica (overview); Forbidden in pregnancy; Recorded Question about using 22.04-22.05 Ling Gu/Dabai with 66.03-66.04 Fire Hardness/Fire Master (LV2/LV3) “Eight Gates”, LV3 & LI4 “classic Four Gates” vs 22.04 Great White (Da Bai) & 66.03 Fire Hardness (LV2) “anxiety Four Gates”

Course Overview

In this part, points 22.08 through 22.11 are covered (including Miriam Lee’s Ten Needles, Tonification and Sedation, and A.04 San Cha III). Some discussion topics include:, Miriam’s Tune-up, sciatica treatment, and Dr. Young’s bone spur treatment. For a detailed table of contents, visit this link: https://bit.ly/35Qes5Z

Course Objectives

• Students will learn how to identify exact points on the hand, fingers, arms, legs and feet, and how they can be used to treat specific conditions.
• Students will also learn about Jing-Well, Ying-Spring, Shu-Stream, and many more points.
• Students will learn from a lecture on 'The Transporting Points,' followed by a description of Dr. Miriam Lee's famous 10 Needles.
• To offer a detailed description of points from Tung's system of points.
• To encourage further study of this remarkable body of work.

Course Outline

0 hrs - 30 minTonification/sedation, Transporting points, Miriam’s Ten Great Needles; recorded question about Dr. Young’s book, 2nd edition; The power of Master Tung’s acupuncture; Jing-Well points; Ying-Spring points; Shu-Stream points are excellent Guiding points; Miriam’s Ten Needles, diagram showing the flow of energy in the body; Tonification and Sedation techniques, “Burning Mountain Fire” tonification, “Penetrating Heaven Cold” sedation; Clearing the top part of the body (LU and LI) to remove the wind/turbid qi, so that there is space for the pure qi to arrive

30 min - 1 hrsMiriam’s Ten Needle treatment indications; Using strong stimulation and letting the body adjust itself; Situations that require tonification or sedation specifically, e.g. treating abdominal pain with opposite side 66.05 Golden Gate (ST43); Miriam’s Tune-up; LI11; LI4; LU7; Recorded question about translated name of A.04 San Cha Three

1 hrs - 1.25 hrsRecorded Question about Star Vac II as opposed to glass cupping, straight style (bike) pumps vs pistol grip pumps; SI3 Hou Xi, 22.08-22.09 Wrist Prosperous One and Two; Sciatica treatment discussion; Dr. Young’s bone spur treatment; recorded Question about treating numbness and tingling without pain in the UB/GB channels

1.25 hrs - 1.75 hrs22.10 Hand Release (HT8); 22.11 Earth Water (Tu Shui); Recorded Case history: stuck needle after patient moved ; Bleeding 22.11 Earth Water with a lancet; recorded Q&A and case histories

Course Overview

In this part, points 33.01 through 33.11 are covered. Some discussion topics include: moxa season, how to prevent a wind chill from going deeper, treating herpes and shingles (including herpes in the eye). For a detailed table of contents, visit this link: https://bit.ly/3ddWm22

Course Objectives

• Students will learn how to identify exact points on the hand, fingers, arms, legs and feet, and how they can be used to treat specific conditions.
• Students will also learn about moxa and moxa oil to treat urinary incontinence, as well as treatments for other conditions.
• Students will also learn about certain points patients can hold to alleviate certain symptoms for certain conditions.
• To offer a detailed description of points from Tung's system of points.
• To encourage further study of this remarkable body of work.

Course Outline

0 hrs - 15 minMoxa and moxa oil to treat urinary incontinence; Moxa season; What to do when exposed to wind chill; Case history: Herpes in the eye; Obtaining tools that Susan recommends

15 min - 45 min33.01-33.03 This Door/This Corner/This Uprightness; Case history: Patient who would drink one cup of coffee and would get intestinal bleeding; Recorded Question about using these points to treat hemorrhoids in pregnant women; Inducing labor by flattening the Lung pulse; 33.04 Fire Threaded, 33.05 Fire Mound, 33.06 Fire Mountain; 33.07 Fire Bowels Sea; Longevity treatment using 33.07 Fire Bowels Sea

45 min - 1.25 hrsApplying moxa on joints to treat rheumatoid arthritis; 33.08-33.09 Arm Five/Arm Thousand Gold; Treating sciatica; Recorded Case history: patient blinded due to optic nerve damage, genetically closed tear ducts; Drinking cold drinks and sciatica

1.25 hrs - 1.75 hrs33.11 Liver Gate;Teaching patients to hold 33.10 Intestine Gate to alleviate symptoms of IBS or Crohn’s disease; Movie: 33.10 Intestine Gate, 33.11 Liver Gate; recorded Q&A and case histories