Individualising Treatments in a Group Setting by Combining Hand and Auricular Micro-Acupuncture Systems
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Individualising Treatments in a Group Setting by Combining Hand and Auricular Micro-Acupuncture Systems
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EJOM (2006), Kivity, Oran.
Abstract
This article outlines a method of delivering individualised diagnosis and treatments in group settings. It has been used to treat addictions and general health problems in the UK and, more recently, on the Acupuncture Sans Frontieres project in Sri Lanka. The method combines the ECIWO protocol (a 12-point micro-acupuncture system based on the second metacarpal which was developed in China by Dr Zhang Ying Qing) with minimal auricular acupuncture. The author discusses auricular therapy as used in detoxification settings, and elaborates on the genesis and principles of the ECIWO system. He outlines the influence of Japanese acupuncture styles in the development of his approach combining these two systems and concludes with an explanation of how to apply the resulting simple and flexible protocol in clinics.
Alternative Title
EJOM
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Date
Date Created
2/26/2015
Language
English
Type
Journal Article
issn
1351-6647
issue
3
volume
5