Veterinary Balance Method Acupuncture Certification Track

Learn an acupuncture method that uses distal points to invoke rapid clinical responses in veterinary patients

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Program Overview

Acupuncture has been practiced for thousands of years. It continues to evolve and improve to this day. MRI studies have shown how quickly the stimulus from an acupuncture needle can travel to the brain. When it comes to pain relief, the effects can arrive almost instantaneously. Pursuing this fast response is what characterizes the Balance Method from traditional acupuncture. When correctly and strategically placed, the body’s response is immediate, within minutes or even seconds of treatment.

Major Topics

In this course, veterinarians will learn how to use energetic distal points to obtain immediate results. Balance Method Acupuncture requires knowledge of advanced TCVM concepts and systems, including:

Shu Points or Command Points, also known as Antique Points
Correspondence of the 12 Joints
Global Balance and Imaging & Mirror concepts
Trigrams & Hexagrams
5 Elements Theory and Seasonal Balance

Program Goals

Immediately and effectively treat all localized symptoms such as pain, numbness, stiffness, tingling or burning sensations, etc. using Three-Step Strategy

Understand the 6 systems of balancing for external and internal disorders

Use Ba Gua and Hexagram Meridian Conversion for internal disorders such as genitourinary, gastrointestinal, and endocrine

Balance the whole meridian or several meridians simultaneously with only 4, 8, or 12 needles