Tuesday September 24, 6:00pm-9:00pm EST
Online Only

In this three-hour class, Jason Robertson will present a clinically applicable model of the structure and function of the acupuncture channels. Based on classical research and 50 years of clinical application by Beijing professor Wang Juyi (王居易), the premise that the channel system is part of human anatomy will be a starting place to explore concepts for diagnosis, point location and clinical strategy. Students will learn about core terminology from early acupuncture texts and how these concepts can be used to develop a dynamic approach to treatment which moves beyond protocols.

3 NCCAOM CEUs pending

The lecture will be offered online via zoom as part of our 25th Celebration Speaker Series. (3 CEUs pending) $40 to register/$25 for JTS students/alumni

Dr. Jason D. Robertson is a licensed acupuncturist and educator in Seattle, WA USA. His diagnostic approach draws from years of study in China combined with practice for over 20 years in the U.S. He is deeply influenced by his work with Professor Wang Ju-Yi (Beijing). His work with Dr. Wang in acupuncture channel theory can be seen in the publication: Applied Channel Theory in Chinese Medicine. In addition to his work as a clinician and author, Dr. Robertson is a member of the core faculty at the Seattle Institute of East Asian Medicine and continues to teach Applied Channel Theory in schools and seminars around the world.