This foundational acupuncture course provides an in-depth understanding of the philosophy, principles, and safe practice of acupuncture as part of traditional East Asian medicine. Designed for beginners and wellness enthusiasts, it explores the meridian system, basic point locations, and theoretical models that guide this ancient practice. Through clear explanations and structured lessons, learners gain insight into how acupuncture is traditionally understood to support balance and overall well-being, while also learning essential safety considerations and ethical practices for responsible exploration of this modality.

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Course Link: Acupuncture

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This course covers the origins and evolution of acupuncture, the concept of Qi (energy) flow, Yin and Yang theory, the Five Elements model, meridian pathways, and commonly referenced acupuncture points. Students explore needle-free demonstrations and conceptual techniques, along with safe practice principles, sanitation basics, and professional boundaries. The curriculum emphasizes understanding rather than performing clinical procedures, focusing on the theoretical framework that informs acupuncture in traditional settings. Ideal for wellness students, holistic practitioners, or individuals interested in complementary health systems, the course offers a structured and respectful introduction to acupuncture knowledge.

By the end of the course, learners will be able to explain the foundational theories behind acupuncture, identify major meridians and key point categories, and understand how acupuncture is traditionally framed in relation to balance and wellness. They will recognize essential safety, ethical, and professional guidelines, distinguish between theoretical understanding and clinical practice, and appreciate acupuncture's role within broader holistic health traditions. Graduates will leave with a well-rounded theoretical grounding suitable for further academic study in related disciplines.