A 3-day practical seminar on Yamamoto new scalp acupuncture method!
Three days that will cover the acupuncture method of the pioneer Dr Yamomoto for both begginers and advanced practitioners.
The seminars will be delivered from the most experienced lecturers having more than 20years of experience next to Dr Yamamoto
LECTURERS
Emily Teo – Australia
Hans Ogal – Switzerland
Darell Wallace – USA
Stavros Psaroulakis – Greece
Venue
CROWNE PLAZA
Athens City Center
Michalakopoulou 40 , Athens
INTRODUCTION
In the 1960s Japanese physician Toshikatsu Yamamoto discovered an independent acupuncture system. Yamamoto presented this method, which originally consisted of five points, for the first time at a Japanese Ryodoraku Congress in Japan in 1973. For twelve years, using these highly effective points, which he termed basal points, basic or base points, he treated stroke patients suffering from pain and paralysis. Taking second place only to ear acupuncture, YNSA is today the most widely and frequently used form of acupuncture and is gaining increasing significance.
Since 1973, in addition to the basal points several other points have been discovered, namely, sensory points, brain points, Y points, extra points, treatment points on the thorax and in the region of the pubic bone, dorsal treatment points and additional peripheral points as well as various diagnostic points.
In Japan, acupuncture was largely practiced by massage therapists, which meant that it was not highly regarded in classical medicine nor, in particular, at university medical schools. Interest in and receptiveness to acupuncture is gradually increasing, also at some Japanese universities.
YNSA is also used very successfully in veterinary medicine, for example to treat cats and dogs.
METHODOLOGY
The basal points are still used successfully in daily practice. Acupuncture needles are applied ipsilaterally at these basal points for pain therapy while for the treatment of central paresis they are applied contralaterally to the paretic side. YNSA is a special form of traditional acupuncture. The method is based on a somatotope on the scalp. In the same way as with ear or mouth acupuncture, the entire organism is projected here on a defined area of the scalp. The locomotor system is at the boundary of the forehead and hair, whereas the internal organs are represented via Y points on both temples. Scalp acupuncture distinguishes a yin somatotope at the front of the scalp and a yang somatotope at the back of the scalp. With the aid of special Japanese neck diagnostics, the associated Y therapy points in the temples or the corresponding cranial nerve points are revealed via pressure-sensitive points in the neck region. As a representative of each median, There is a pressure point on the neck that acts as a representative diagnostic point for each meridian and an associated treatment point in the region of the temples. If, for example, the kidney point on the neck is sensitive to pressure, the corresponding Y point on the temple is needled. If the needle is correctly positioned in the temple region, the pressure sensitivity in the neck will disappear, thus providing immediate verification for correct positioning of the needle.
Seminar Programm
target group group A > newcomer – group B > advanced
seminar language english
seminar-start friday 26. october 09:30 am
seminar-finish sunday 28. october 13:30 pm
seminar-duration fri 09:30h-12:30h 3hrs
fri 14:00h-17:30h 3,5hrs
sat 09:00h-12:30h 3,5hrs
sat 14:00h-17:30h 3,5hrs
sun 09:00h-13:30h 4,5hrs
all in all 18hrs
This YNSA workshop is focused and practical so that you can walk away feeling that you can apply what you have learnt. It will leave you wanting to come back for more.
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GROUP A |
GROUP B |
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Friday am 3H |
Emily Teo + Darrell Wallace YNSA introduction + Basic-points practice Brief history Define microsystem and how it compares with ‘traditional’ acupuncture Safety in acupuncture Technique for locating and needling points. Basic points, A to I |
Hans P. Ogal + Stavros Psaroulakis Repetition diagnosis practice Diagnostic – Elbow, Neck, Abdominal
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Friday pm 3.5H |
Emily Teo + Darrell Wallace basic-points + sensory organ points practice Basic points continue. Sensory points Description of the basic points then break the participants into groups for the practical. |
Hans P. Ogal + Stavros Psaroulakis YNSA patient case study
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Saturday am 3.5H |
Emily Teo + Darrell Wallace Y-points practice Resolve any issues or queries from previous day Teach Y-points and cranial nerves points together, as they can be interchangeable or used to reinforce each other. Brain points will be covered here as these allow us to treat problems centrally. |
Hans P. Ogal + Stavros Psaroulakis YNSA patient case study MSK problems
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Saturday pm 3.5H |
Hans P. Ogal Abdominal + neck diagnosis practice
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Emily Teo Defining the Application of the YNSA points |
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Sunday am 4.5H |
Hans P. Ogal + Stavros Psaroulakis Somatotopes patient case study Summarise and resolve any issues or queries from previous days
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Emily Teo + Darrell Wallace YNSA in surgery incl. other methods patient case study Priming for surgery and post-op support. Q & A |
- Introduction to YNSA
- Basic A To I
- Brain, Sensory, Cranial & Ypsilon points
- J, K, I, Chest somatotopes
- Useful points
- Diagnostic – Elbow, Neck, Abdominal
- Treatment – tools of trade, treatment regime, needling technique,
Admission
The cost of the seminar for both beginner and advanced is set to
700,00€
Early bird (prior to the 28th of September) 595.00
(verified by bank transfer)
Bank account
Account 6008142347752
IBAN GR10 0171 0080 0060 0814 2347 752
Swift PIRBGRAA
Country Greece
Beneficiary Unique Spa solutions , Chatzigianni Mexi 4 Athens
CONTACT
for further details and registration please contact
- Psaroulakis Stavros 0030 6933355868 / psaroulakisstavros@gmail.com
- Acuplus 0030 2130 339653 / info@acuplus.gr