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Acupuncture Program Courses
[AC160] Channels & Points I (60 Hours)
This course begins the study of the channel system. Students study channel pathways and connections and the functions of each channel. Channels studied include the 12 regular channels, the 8 extra channels, the divergent channels, the 15 Luo-collaterals, the 12 sinew channels, and the cutaneous channels. In addition to channels, pathways, and functions, students study several points on each channel to help them understand the course of each channel, and develop the skills needed to begin point location. 40 hours lecture; 20 hours lab. Co-requisite: OM 101
[AC170] Channels & Points II (60 Hours)
Channels & Points II begins an in-depth study of the channels and points. Students study 7 of the 14 main meridians and their points. Attention is focused on point location, function, indication, needle depth and regional anatomy. The course also provides a more in-depth and detailed study of the clinical application, and point indication differences among points on the same channel. The class also concentrates on specific point applications. 40 hours lecture; 20 hours lab. Prerequisite: AC 160
[AC180] Channels & Points III (60 Hours)
Channels & Points III continues with an in-depth study of the channels and points. Students study the remaining 7 of the 14 main meridians and their points. Attention is focused on point location, function, indication, needle depth and regional anatomy. The course also provides a more in-depth and detailed study of the clinical application, and point indication differences among points on the same channel. The class also concentrates on specific point applications.40 hours lecture; 20 hours lab. Prerequisite: AC 170
Massage Program Courses
Session I – 67 Hours
FM101 Foundation of Massage (3 Hours)
Foundations of Massage, the student will learn about the history and evolution of massage, preventing disease transmission, laws and regulations, and ethics of massage. Students will also learn the benefits and effects of massage, massage cautions and contraindications, and the therapeutic relationship.
FM103 Ethics and Business Practices (4 Hours)
In this course students learn of the ethical issues associated with massage therapy, such as client confidentiality, boundaries, scope of practice and appropriate behavior as well as ethical business practices.
FM102 Eastern Therapeutic Concepts (15 Hours)
FM104 Infection Control, Safety, Health, and Hygiene (4 Hours)
Your career as a massage therapist depends not only on you r education and skills training but also on your ability to use wisely the tools of the trade. As with any other skil led arti san, the massage therapist will use tools to express or imple ment massage.
BM201 Orientation of the Human Body(10 Hours)
Anatomy & Physiology I, students will learn several body systems, to include: Lymphatic; Immune; Digestive; Respiratory; Endocrine; Reproductive; and Urinary Systems. Students will also learn the muscles of the head, neck, jaw, spine, and thorax. In addition, students will learn about the nervous system.
BM202 Anatomy and Physiology I (31 Hours)
The Anatomy and Physiology course offers an in-depth exploration of the human body’s structure and function. Students will gain knowledge about the cells, tissues, and membranes that compose our bodies and understand how our major systems operate to support our growth and maintain health.
TOTAL Hours of Session I: 67 Hours
