2nd Beijing International Symposium on Integrative Medicine
Join Dr. Yennie at the 2nd Beijing International Symposium on Integrative Medicine (BISIM) where he has been invited as a Guest Speaker and will present his abstract on “The Progress and Acceptance of TCM in America”
The BISIM will be held May 19-20, 2012 in Beijing. After the conference, Dr. Yennie will take you to visit and work with his Qi Gong Master, Master Wan Su-Jian. All together, we will visit acupuncture colleges, the Great Wall, Tien An Men Square, the Forbidden Palace and will be treated to a Grand Welcoming Ceremonies from Master Wan and his team of doctors and Closing Ceremonies.
During our stay with Master Wan, all will receive daily treatments by Qi Gong and Chinese foot Massage (except May 19-20 while at BISIM).
From Beijing, we will travel to Shanghai and continue with hospital visits, touring the Bund, delicious meals, visiting the Old Shanghai on the river and the New Shanghai. Of course, there will be time for shopping the numerous antique and modern Chinese shops.
We will be traveling to Beijing on Wednesday, May 16, 2012 and return to the U.S. on May 27, 2012. Travel to Beijing, throughout China, and from Shanghai back to the U.S. will be inclusive including, hotels, Symposiums, all meals while with Master Wan, and majority of meals while in Shanghai.
Details and all fees are being finalized and will be listed online soon with. Not included in fee will be your airfare from your city to departing and returning city. We will be happy to handle this portion of your trip as well for one complete travel package.
Contact us @ ryenniedc@msn.com and plan on joining us on this historical and memorable trip . . . a trip of a lifetime.
Acupuncture Society of America, Inc.
Since ancient times, Chinese doctors focused on the prevention of disease. By instructing and guiding his patients, he taught them how to live a healthier and more productive lifestyle. His role was both doctor and teacher. This doctor-teacher approach is how we instruct our classes…we include acupuncture, the relationship between acupuncture and spinal adjusting (tu-ina), herbology/nutrition, and Qi gong…mind-body healing exercises. Classes are educational and informative with diagnostic and treatment methods easy to assimilate into an active practice.
With the inclusion of acupuncture to your practice, your scope of treatable conditions is over 2,000.
Be sure to contact us if you have any questions.
We appreciate the opportunity to assist you with your acupuncture education and look forward to seeing you in class. Please invite your colleagues to attend.
Basic Certification
100 Hours
Module 1 – April 12-14, 2013
Module 2 – April 26-28, 2013
Module 3 – May 31, June 1-2, 2013
Module 4 – June 21-23, 2013*
* Examination Date
Diplomate Certification
300 Hours
Module 1 – April 12-14, 2013
Module 2 – April 26-28, 2013
Module 3 – May 31, June 1-2, 2013
Module 4 – June 21-23, 2013*
* Examination Date