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June 13, 2007

APA Welcomes Back Kiiko Matumoto for our Summer Seminar

Kiiko Matsumoto, L. Ac.
"Ancient Chinese Perspectives on Shinbo Kan"

Description: What role does the Liver play in the maintenance of good health and in many of the most common chief complaints seen in the clinical setting? What are the signs and symptoms of the pathological state known as Shinbo Kan? In the fourth of her continuing series of seminars on root treatment strategies based upon 39 years of study and research into the true meaning of the Ancient Characters found in the Su Wen, the Ling Shu, and other classical acupuncture and Taoist texts, Ms. Matsumoto will discuss the importance of the proper assessment of Shinbo Kan, Fatty Liver, and will demonstrate correct assessment techniques and treatment strategies designed to achieve the most effective and long-lasting results.

Special Applications of Xin Shu, Heart Shu (Bl 15), and its relationship to Bao Mai will be a part of whole body treatment demonstrations and discussions this weekend. Stomach Qi as the "ignition" for the circulation of the Twelve Meridians will also be presented.

Fri. & Sat., June 29 & 30
9 am - 5 pm each day
7 CEU / PDA points per day
Lunch on own outside hotel
Best Western New Hope Inn
6426 Lower York Road /Rte. 202
New Hope, PA 18938
215.862.5221 / 1.800.HOPE.202


After May 30th On or Before May 30
1 Day 2 Days 1 Day 2 Days
APA Professional Member $125 $250 $115 $230
(or member of NJAAOM, ASNY, MAS)        
Professional Acupuncturist $140 $270 $130 $250
First Year Practitioner $105 $190 $95 $175
Student Member $65 $130 $60 $120
Student non-member w/ID $80 $150 $70 $135

Cancellation Policy - 50% refund before June 8th - No Refund on/after June 8th

Thinking about joining the APA. Now's a perfect time! Members save up to $20 on their registration fee.

To register:
Click Here to download the Registration Form.

Send this registration form and your check payable to APA to:

APA
P.O.Box 1081
Glenside, PA 19038

Enrollment is limited. Register soon. APA discounted Hotel room rates of $129 or $139 + taxes available until June 8.

For questions or for more information please contact: Cheryl Price, R.Ac. at 215.766.0962 or apaacu2@aol.com

For Acupuncturists already using the Kiiko Matsumoto Style, the seminar will provide new reflex zone release protocols. For those who have little or no experience with Matsumoto Style, the seminar offers an opportunity to observe this distinctive Master Acupuncturist at work and to learn assessment techniques, and treatment strategies and methods which can be incorporated
immediately into clinical practice.

Each day will begin with a teaching. Do bring your questions. Our Guest Presenter recommends that participants bring their copy of, Kiiko Matsumoto's Clinical Strategies: In The Spirit Of Master Nagano, Vol. 1, 2002, co-authored with David Euler. To purchase a copy, send your request & check for $135 + $5 shipping to: Kiiko Matsumoto 8 Centre Street Natick, MA 01760.


About the presenter: Kiiko Matsumoto, Lic. Ac. is internationally known for her scholarly work on acupuncture and the interpretation of Chinese classic texts. She has published three fundamental texts on acupuncture in English (Hara Diagnosis: Reflections on the Sea, Five Elements and Ten Stems, Eight Extraordinary Vessels) and many articles as well as video productions in Japanese, Ms. Matsumoto is known for her ability to integrate the work of very important Japanese Masters such as Master Nagano, Master Kawai and Dr. Manaka with the knowledge from the classic Chinese texts and her own findings into a coherent clinically effective style. Her vast clinical experience and powerful teaching style are her trademark. Ms. Matsumoto holds two very busy practices in Newton and Natick, Massachusetts as well as teaching nationally and internationally. She is also the co-director of the Clinical Acupuncture Course for physicians at Harvard Medical School, Department of Continuing Education and the Beth Israel Hospital, Department of Anesthesia.

Posted by smavros at June 13, 2007 11:21 AM