| Course
Code |
Course
Title |
Credits |
PM561 |
QI
GONG I |
1.0 |
This
course teaches the awareness of energy pathways and flow,
by experiencing one’s own body, through an introduction
to forms of Qi Gong. Instruction to Credit ratio for Practicum
Courses is 1 credit to 22 hours of instruction. (Prerequisite:
None)
|
| Course
Code |
Course
Title |
Credits |
PM562 |
QI
GONG II |
1.0
|
This
course teaches the advanced awareness of energy pathways
and flow, by experiencing one’s own body, through
continued work with forms of Qi Gong. Instruction to Credit
ratio for Practicum Courses is 1 credit to 22 hours of
instruction. (Prerequisite: CE563)
|
| Course
Code |
Course
Title |
Credits |
PM563 |
TAI
JI QUAN I |
1.0
|
This
introductory course in energetic medicine teaches the
awareness of energy pathways and flow, by experiencing
one’s own body, through an introduction to the
Tai Ji Quan form. Instruction to Credit ratio for Practicum
Courses is 1 credit to22 hours of instruction. (Prerequisite:
CE 563)
|
| Course
Code |
Course
Title |
Credits |
PM564 |
TAI
JI QUAN II |
1.0
|
This
course in energetic medicine teaches advanced awareness
of energy pathways and flow, by experiencing one’s
own body, through the completion of the Tai Ji Quan form.
Instruction to Credit ratio for Practicum Courses is 1
credit to 22 hours of instruction. (Prerequisite: CE 564)
|
| Course
Code |
Course
Title |
Credits |
PM565 |
TAI
JI QUAN II |
1.0
|
This
course in energetic medicine teaches advanced awareness
of energy pathways and flow, by experiencing one’s
own body, through the completion of the Tai Ji Quan form.
Instruction to Credit ratio for Practicum Courses is 1
credit to 22 hours of instruction. (Prerequisite: CE 564)
|
| Course
Code |
Course
Title |
Credits |
PM565 |
BASIC
TUI NA |
1.0
|
The
study of physio-massage and soft tissue manipulation within
traditional Chinese medicine including: Chinese physio-massage
history, theory, application, indications for massage
therapy, development of personal ability to apply manipulation
methods including strengthening exercises for the hands,
and the study of clinical applications for common diseases.
Focus is placed on understanding the practical therapeutic
of techniques for specific problems; neck and shoulder
pain, back pain, sciatica, headaches, anxiety, fatigue,
PMS, and indigestion. The role of proper breathing and
movement, as well as stretching exercises for both practitioner
and client will be emphasized. (Prerequisite: Trainee
Comps)
|
| Course
Code |
Course
Title |
Credits |
PM566 |
ADVANCED
TUI NA (E) |
1.0
|
This
second course in the Certified Massage Therapy program
provides the student with advanced training of Tui Na
techniques. It covers the training of spine and joint
therapeutic techniques, and clinical applications of Tui
Na manipulations for various diseases. (Prerequisite:
CE565 or CE 567. Students must concurrently take CE569)
|
| Course
Code |
Course
Title |
Credits |
PM567 |
ADVANCED
TUI NA PRACTICUM (E) |
1.0
|
This
is the practicum for CE568. (This course is to be taken
concurrently with CE 568)
|
| Course
Code |
Course
Title |
Credits |
PM628 |
TCM
ORTHOPEDICS (E) |
3.0 |
This
course is designed to teach students neurological tests.
Students review dermatomes and learn to test the spinal
cord tracts and cranial nerves. They learn to elicit
reflex responses and utilize other tools of neurological
testing (pin prick, brushes, cotton wisps, etc.). Students
must be able to describe their findings in the appropriate
medical-legal language. (Prerequisites: CM523, HM552)
|
| Course
Code |
Course
Title |
Credits |
PM636 |
TCM
SPORTS MEDICINE (E) |
3.0 |
This
class is designed to cover basic Western principles of
examination and Eastern/Holistic care of sports injuries.
Hands-on techniques for evaluation and treatment of injuries
to the spine and extremities will be covered. The course
will also cover anatomy, mechanisms of injury, functional
testing, strength, range of motion, joint stability, soft
tissue massage, stretching, acupuncture points and external
herb application. (Prerequisite: Advancement to Candidacy
or Dept. Chair approval)
|
| Course
Code |
Course
Title |
Credits |
PM661 |
ADVanced
TAI JI QUAN I (E) |
3.0 |
This
advanced course in Energetic Medicine focuses on detailed
form correction of the Tai Ji Quan form to deepen and
refine a person’s practice. Special advanced topics
are taught and discussed. (Prerequisite: CE562)
|
| Course
Code |
Course
Title |
Credits |
PM662 |
TAI
JI QUAN I |
1.0 |
This
course is designed to teach advanced practice of Japanese
Medical Shiatsu. The student will receive advanced training
in Traditional Chinese Medicine theory and philosophy
point selection, principles for treatment, and meridian
diagnosis. Each class is divided into lecture and practice.
(Prerequisites: CE665)
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Code |
Course
Title |
Credits |
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3.0 |
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1.0
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