East Asian Medicine

Acupressure is an ancient method of treating specific areas of the body with direct pressure on a specific area to treat a certain condition. Like a river when it changes direction, these key areas tend to become congested with extracellular debris and particulate.  In East Asian Medicine, there are more than 50 acupoints on the head, face and neck.  These points are important for relieving symptoms of the head, face and neck and in some cases other parts of the body as well.  having a knowledge of the acupoints and their effect can increase the effect of our treatments.

Qi Hacking: The 4-Step Assessment System for Practitioners

Simplify complex cases and confidently guide your clients’ healing with Qi Hacking — a meridian-based assessment system designed for bodyworkers, acupuncturists, and energy practitioners.

In this 15-hour course, you’ll learn how to connect client symptoms, identify treatment priorities, and apply techniques that restore balance while protecting your own energy.

Rooted in Traditional East Asian Medicine and adapted to today’s clinical realities, Qi Hacking bridges ancient wisdom with modern practice. With live classes, self-cultivation practices, and built-in integration time, Qi Hacking helps you transform your intuition into a clear, repeatable system you can trust — and one you can actually use in your daily clinical work.

Touching Qi (TQi) is an advanced training for massage therapists, acupuncturists, and bodyworkers who want to treat more effectively using meridian-based assessment and gentle hands-on techniques. Rooted in Traditional East Asian Medicine, TQi teaches you how to simplify complex client cases, protect your energy, and build a clinical practice that’s both effective and sustainable. Includes online and in-person training to help you integrate deep energetic work with your existing skills.