WHO SHOULD ATTEND THe basics of zhu's scalp acupuncture seminar?
- Practitioners who would like to increase their arsenal of effective tools to deliver instant and long term clinical results
- Practitioners who would like to learn an acupuncture system that is famous for neurological conditions
- Practitioners would like to treat “real deal” conditions eg stroke, emergency conditions, spinal cord injuries, paralysis etc
- Chinese medicine students who have special interest in neurological conditions and the scalp acupuncture philosophy and system
what our zsa students are saying
Charlene Tsang - Investing in a Bright Future
Dr Alia Melki - Helping Communities Globally
Dr Marcin Wolfinger - The Best of Both Worlds
Dr Peter Mejia - Rising to Meet the Challenge
Dr Sohial Farzam - Inspiring Solutions
Dr James Lu - A Wealth of Experience
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN FROM
THIS COURSE
- History of Scalp Acupuncture
- Zhu's treatment zones: locations, functions, and indications
- Precautions and contradictions
- Procedure and techniques
- Zhu's Scalp Acupuncture basic applications
- Daoyin therapy basic application
- Daoyin therapy demonstration & practice
treating a Stroke Patient with Hemiplegia using zhu's scalp acupuncture
Watch Dr James Lu treating a patient with hemiplegia on the right arm & leg during Basic ZSA course in Melbourne June 2018. This patient flew in from Adelaide to Melbourne to participate the event.
WHAT IS ZHU'S SCALP ACUPUNCTURE?
Based on his 50 years of clinical experience and developed by Professor Zhu , Zhu Scalp Acupuncture is one of four Scalp Acupuncture systems known in China. It is recognised as one of the most effective Acupuncture systems for treating difficult conditions.
ZSA uses a microsystem on the scalp to affect different systems and areas within the body. It is an integrated system between Chinese and Western medicines and has its own map of treatment zones on the scalp.
Professor Zhu’s technique involves very short, fine needles to avoid any undue discomfort for the patient. The needle insertion is combined with appropriate stimulation techniques and specific physical movement/exercise, known as Dao Yin, to greatly increase the efficacy of the Acupuncture.
- The patient can easily be treated in a seated position.
- The application of needles is painless.
- Patients display immediate positive responses that translate into long term positive outcomes.
- Long needle retention times, even up to 3 days, provides the patient with a continual therapeutic action.
- It is an integrative form of medicine, informed by both Western and Chinese Medicine paradigms.
- The necessity for ‘Daoyin’ as part of the treatment in order to achieve superior clinical outcomes.
- ZSA is easily integrated with other styles of Acupuncture without conflict
HOW IS ZHU SCALP ACUPUNCTURE DIFFERENT FROM OTHER ACUPUNCTURE METHODS?
All about Dr James Lu
Dr Lu is a direct disciple of Dr Zhu and the director of Zhu’s Neuro Acupuncture & Rehabilitation Centre.
Dr. Lu, a licensed Acupuncturist and Physical Therapist, has been in the medical profession for over 20 years. He has worked as Director of Rehabilitation and Senior Physical Therapist in a variety of settings, including hospitals, rehabilitation centers and private clinics. His primary experience has been in the realms of orthopedics, stroke rehabilitation, balance/vestibular disorders and pain management. Dr. Lu holds a doctorate in Physical Therapy from The University of St. Augustine, and a Master’s of Science from The American College of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine.
To learn more about Dr Lu click here
what our zsa students are saying
"What I am loving about the ZSA courses is it's just so easy and practical...I can treat immobile people in a much quicker way"
Dr Alia Melki
Acupuncturist, Lebanon
"I think that when you learn from someone you want to be friends with and be around all the time you will just absorb all the information easier"
Dr Peter Mejia
Acupuncturist, Australia
"I get very good results, especially with stroke patients. The human body is not only the body but the mind"
Dr Marcin Wolfinger
Neurologist, Poland
To be provided free for all our participants:
- Arrival, Morning & Afternoon tea
- Course notes
- Notepad & pen
- Water and mints
- Needles for practice
- Free head model,
- Free tapes
frequently asked questions
and some answers...
Is there any previous requirements to complete this seminar?
In order to attend the advanced ZSA seminars attendees must attend or have previously completed the Basics of ZSA Scalp Acupuncture module
How do I get the best seat for the seminar?
Early payment determines priority seating...the earlier the payment the better the seat
How many seats are available for the seminar?
Venue limited to 40 seats for each module. Reserved 5 seats only reserved for repeat attendees.
How do I become a fully qualified accredited Zhu's Scalp Acupuncture Practitioner?
To become a fully qualified accredited Zhu's Scalp Acupuncture Practitioner all four modules must be completed as well as a short internship in China organised through SustainHealth Academy
Are course notes for the ZSA seminars provided in English?
Yes, all course notes provided at ZSA seminars are written in English.
Have More Questions ?
Email us at info@sustainhealthacademy.com.au, and we'll get back to you asap!
I have attended this seminar before but would like to do a refresher?
For repeat attendees please email us...
only 10 seats reserved for repeat students of ZSA courses.
SCHEDULE
08:00 – 09:00
09:00 – 10:30
10:30 – 10:50
10:50 – 12:30
12:30 – 14:00
14:00 – 15:30
15:30 – 15:50
15:50 – 17:00
registration
Introduction: Theory and Characteristics -
Locations,Functions and Indications (Part 1)
Tea break
Locations, Functions and Indications (Part 2)
Lunch break
Locating points + Hands On practice
Tea Break
Locating points + Hands On practice
Download course schedule here
09:00 – 11:00
11:00 – 11:30
11:30 – 13:00
13:00 – 14:00
14:00 – 16:00
16:00 – 16:30
16:30 – 18:30
Therapy of commonly seen and difficult diseases
Tea break
Therapy of commonly seen and difficult diseases
Lunch break
Therapy of commonly seen and difficult diseases
Tea Break
Therapy of commonly seen and difficult diseases