Pediatric Tuina

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As the first course provider of TCM Pediatric Tuina, Oriental Medicine Academy has taught more practitioners and parents to help kids wellness by traditional touch point therapy in Chinese medicine. Visit www.orientalmedicine.ca for course info and schedule.

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Introduction Pediatric Tuina History of TCM Tuina Tuina, Acupuncture and Herbs Pediatrics in TCM The school for this course 1840-1877 Principle and character

Principle and character 1. Fewer points 2. Single point 3. Simple manipulation 4. Longer session for each point 5. Effective

Foundation of Pediatric Tuina Pediatric physiology/pathology Physiology: Organs/ Qi Quick development Pathology: Weakness immune/self controlling/frail Quick spreading Prompt recovery

Foundation of Pediatric Tuina Pediatric diagnosis 4 diagnosis 8 patterns Outlook check: 11 steps Listening; Requiring; Touching.

Foundation of Pediatric Tuina Pediatric therapy with 8 pattern Expel cold Promote digestion Alleviate heat Nourishing weakness Spleen and stomach system with 5 elements Heart system, the monarch

Foundation of Pediatric Tuina Manipulation, speed, time 150-200/min 1-3k/point �C 5-15 min 1-3 age: 30 min/day 7-10 day for one section Age, age, age

Foundation of Pediatric Tuina Application and Taboo 1-6 age: hand Tuina 7 �C up: Zangfu and reflexology Taboo: Osteological disorder Skin rush Injury, bleeding Acute and danger

Foundation of Pediatric Tuina Notices: Patient, accurate, qualified manipulation Quiet, warm, fresh air, avoid wind Clean hands, short nails, warm hands Position, left hand Manipulation force accessible Baby powder

Pediatric Tuina Technique Requirement: Soft, even, continuing Energetic Light Brisk Stable Forceful deeper

8 main manipulations Nipping Using finger nails of thumb and other fingers Do not injure the skin On acupoints Short session

Acupoints in Pediatric Tuina 3 type of acupoints Points Lines Surface 28 points

Acupoints in Pediatric Tuina Spleen point

Acupoints in Pediatric Tuina Heart Rarely use, or Sky river

Acupoints in Pediatric Tuina Large Intestine

Acupoints in Pediatric Tuina Small intestine

Acupoints in Pediatric Tuina Ba gua 8 diagram

Acupoints in Pediatric Tuina Bring water to earth Bring earth to water

Acupoints in Pediatric Tuina Little sky center

Acupoints in Pediatric Tuina Little line

Acupoints in Pediatric Tuina Yin & Yang pools

Acupoints in Pediatric Tuina Extra �C Lao Gong

Acupoints in Pediatric Tuina Lie Que point

Acupoints in Pediatric Tuina Sky River 6 Fu 3 Passes

Acupoints in Pediatric Tuina 5 Finger joints

Acupoints in Pediatric Tuina 7 lumbar discs ST36 K2

Common disease and symptoms a. cold b. fever c. bronchitis d. pneumonia e. asthma f. coughing g. skin rash h. diarrhea i. vomiting j. constipation

Common disease and symptoms k. low appetite l. Mal-nutrition m. colic n. mouth ulcer o. epilepsy p. brain health q. toilet training r. night cry s. jaundice t. polio/infantile paralysis

Wellness Tuina a. Spleen b. Lung c. Calm d. Brain development e. Optical f. Nose g. Notes

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Pediatric Tuina

1. Pediatric Tuina 20 hours? course www.tuinacourse.com

2. Introduction Pediatric Tuina History of TCM Tuina Tuina, Acupuncture and Herbs Pediatrics in TCM The school for this course 1840-1877 Principle and character

3. Principle and character 1. Fewer points 2. Single point 3. Simple manipulation 4. Longer session for each point 5. Effective

4. Foundation of Pediatric Tuina Pediatric physiology/pathology Physiology: Organs/ Qi Quick development Pathology: Weakness immune/self controlling/frail Quick spreading Prompt recovery

5. Foundation of Pediatric Tuina Pediatric diagnosis 4 diagnosis 8 patterns Outlook check: 11 steps Listening; Requiring; Touching.

6. Foundation of Pediatric Tuina Pediatric therapy with 8 pattern Expel cold Promote digestion Alleviate heat Nourishing weakness Spleen and stomach system with 5 elements Heart system, the monarch

7. Foundation of Pediatric Tuina Manipulation, speed, time 150-200/min 1-3k/point �C 5-15 min 1-3 age: 30 min/day 7-10 day for one section Age, age, age

8. Foundation of Pediatric Tuina Application and Taboo 1-6 age: hand Tuina 7 �C up: Zangfu and reflexology Taboo: Osteological disorder Skin rush Injury, bleeding Acute and danger

9. Foundation of Pediatric Tuina Notices: Patient, accurate, qualified manipulation Quiet, warm, fresh air, avoid wind Clean hands, short nails, warm hands Position, left hand Manipulation force accessible Baby powder

10. Pediatric Tuina Technique Requirement: Soft, even, continuing Energetic Light Brisk Stable Forceful deeper

11. 8 main manipulations Pushing

12. 8 main manipulations Holding

13. 8 main manipulations Kneading

14. 8 main manipulations Circling

15. 8 main manipulations Tapping

16. 8 main manipulations Nipping Using finger nails of thumb and other fingers Do not injure the skin On acupoints Short session

17. 8 main manipulations Spreading Closing

18. Lifting the spine points

19. Acupoints in Pediatric Tuina 3 type of acupoints Points Lines Surface 28 points

20. Acupoints in Pediatric Tuina Spleen point

21. Acupoints in Pediatric Tuina Liver

22. Acupoints in Pediatric Tuina Heart Rarely use, or Sky river

23. Acupoints in Pediatric Tuina Lung

24. Acupoints in Pediatric Tuina Kidney

25. Acupoints in Pediatric Tuina Stomach

26. Acupoints in Pediatric Tuina Large Intestine

27. Acupoints in Pediatric Tuina Small intestine

28. Acupoints in Pediatric Tuina Ba gua 8 diagram

29. Acupoints in Pediatric Tuina Bring water to earth Bring earth to water

30. Acupoints in Pediatric Tuina Ban Men

31. Acupoints in Pediatric Tuina Little sky center

32. Acupoints in Pediatric Tuina Four lines

33. Acupoints in Pediatric Tuina Little line

34. Acupoints in Pediatric Tuina Yin & Yang pools

35. Acupoints in Pediatric Tuina Extra �C Lao Gong

36. Acupoints in Pediatric Tuina 2 horses

37. Acupoints in Pediatric Tuina Wind cave

38. Acupoints in Pediatric Tuina Lie Que point

39. Acupoints in Pediatric Tuina Yang Chi

40. Acupoints in Pediatric Tuina Sky River 6 Fu 3 Passes

41. Acupoints in Pediatric Tuina 5 Finger joints

42. Acupoints in Pediatric Tuina 7 lumbar discs ST36 K2

43. Common disease and symptoms a. cold b. fever c. bronchitis d. pneumonia e. asthma f. coughing g. skin rash h. diarrhea i. vomiting j. constipation

44. Common disease and symptoms k. low appetite l. Mal-nutrition m. colic n. mouth ulcer o. epilepsy p. brain health q. toilet training r. night cry s. jaundice t. polio/infantile paralysis

45. Wellness Tuina a. Spleen b. Lung c. Calm d. Brain development e. Optical f. Nose g. Notes

46. Learn Pediatric Tuina and keep your kids' health in hands www.tuinacourse.com

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