Course Description:

Mr. Chang is an acupuncturist and Coauthor of The Treatment of PTSD with Chinese Medicine: An Integrative Approach. Mr. Chang has worked as an acupuncturist and a researcher at William Beaumont Army Medical Center and Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center treating active duty service members with post-traumatic stress disorder. Previously, he has worked as a research consultant for a Department of Defense funded study on the use of acupuncture for Gulf War Illness for the New England School of Acupuncture at the Massachusetts School of Pharmacy and Health Sciences University.

About the Instructor: 

Mr. Chang is an acupuncturist and Coauthor of The Treatment of PTSD with Chinese Medicine: An Integrative Approach. Mr. Chang has worked as an acupuncturist and a researcher at William Beaumont Army Medical Center and Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center treating active duty service members with post-traumatic stress disorder. Previously, he has worked as a research consultant for a Department of Defense funded study on the use of acupuncture for Gulf War Illness for the New England School of Acupuncture at the Massachusetts School of Pharmacy and Health Sciences University.

DISCOUNTS: 10% Early Registration (one month prior to beginning of the class), 20% FBU Alumni.

Come and FEEL what you have been missing.

Here is some of what we’ll cover for 6 hours:

• The yin and yang of the pulse 
• The physical organ vs. the function of the organ in the pulse
• Qualitative vs. Quantitative aspects
• Breaking down the locations more precisely
• Locating pain through the pulse and letting that guide your acu-points
• The foundational diagnosis from the pulse
• Hormonal imbalances within the pulse

This workshop has A LOT of practical hands-on, visual aids and discussion. 

Greg will engage and inspire you to experience the pulses in greater depth.  He published his first book in 2011 The Pulse Atlas, an illustrative guide to pulse diagnosis to guide conversations, and demonstrate a clear picture of the pulse.