Learn a microsystem of the scalp created by Dr Toshikatsu Yamamoto 

Yamamoto New Scalp Acupuncture  

Tetsuharu Kamiya

Learn a microsystem of the scalp created by Dr Toshikatsu Yamamoto 

Yamamoto New Scalp Acupuncture  

Course Overview

Course Overview

The lost art of palpation 

As an Acupuncturist, you need a broad range of tools and acupuncture techniques to treat with. Without these tools, you can find yourself:

• Unable to provide effective treatments
• Wasting your patient’s time and money with no results
• Not getting the wow factor and losing your patient’s trust

Some of the techniques recorded in the early acupuncture literature are no longer part of mainstream practice, and one of those dying arts is body palpation, once considered to be the critical link in choosing the most effective channel and technique.

Many practitioners do not know how to diagnose based on palpation!

Want to learn a system that teaches how to diagnose and then treat based on that palpation diagnosis?

Skyrocket your clinical ability in treating disorders including:

• Neurological
• Neuromuscular
• Psychological
• Gynaecological
• Autoimmune and internal imbalances/disorders
• And more!

Learn a diagnostic system where even beginners can nail treatment points EASILY!

Recommended for: Acupuncturists who want to add a scalp acupuncture tool into their toolbelt  

1. Philosophy and background

Philosophy and background of the Yamamoto New Scalp Acupuncture (YNSA) system

2. Hands-on application

Hands-on application of acupuncture techniques on the YNSA microsystem

3. The proven Time Efficient method

Method for time-efficient treatments due to scalp location, which yields convenience for both patients and practitioner, less pain, and faster outcomes

4. An enhanced clinical ability to treat conditions for which YNSA is renowned for 

An enhanced clinical ability to treat conditions for which YNSA is renowned for chronic disorders of the neurological and musculoskeletal systems, including:

What You Will Gain

What You Will Gain

TCM PRACTITIONERS & ACUPUNCTURISTS

• Knowledge from a disciple of Yamamoto - Kamiya Tetsuharu is one of the closest disciples of Yamamoto sensei to date
• A scalp acupuncture technique/tool in your toolbox - learn a microsystem of the scalp to have an effect on the body
• Specialised palpatory neck diagnostic techniques - for when your regular treatments are just not producing results
• A diagnostic technique that reveals to you what the pathology is - effective at treating strokes and cerebral vascular conditions. know and understand what it is exactly that you are treating
• The ability to identify imbalances within the meridians and how to balance those pathologies - treat somatic and visceral conditions
• Immediate feedback from the patient - learn how to interpret the immediate bodily feedbacks from treatments

TCM Students & Graduates 

• Exposure to treatment methods - For complicated cases such as neurological conditions
• Nuances of YNSA from a direct disciple - Learn more than just a technique
• Diagnostic and treatment method - To be able to get immediate feedback from your treatments

TCM CLINIC OWNERS

• Effective treatments - With instant diagnostic feedback that will impress your patients
• Hands on practice - Ready to implement the next day in your clinic
• Fast outcomes - Immediate results for pain and neurological conditions

OTHER HEALTHCARE PRACTITIONERS

• Combine the effectiveness of YNSA with other modalities to help your patients
• It is recommended that you have Acupuncture training in order to get the maximum benefits from this course

Meet Your Teacher

Meet Your Teacher

Tetsuharu Kamiya

Tetsuharu Kamiya

Disciple of Dr Yamamoto, Japanese YNSA Society

Tetsuharu Kamiya received his B.S. in Medicine at Shanghai TCM University, Shanghai, China, and after returning to Japan, he acquired a national licence of acupuncture.

Kamiya is one of the closest disciples of Dr Yamamoto and also one of only a few certified instructors of Yamamoto New Scalp Acupuncture. He has been involved in the spread of YNSA for over 10 years since the establishment of the Japanese YNSA Society. Kamiya maintains a strong professional relationship with Yamamoto sensei and attends his advanced training sessions multiple times a year to understand the latest YNSA developments.

Kamiya sensei has conducted over 30 YNSA seminars in Japan, Taiwan, UAE, and Indonesia. He also implements YNSA at Tohoku University Hospital for patients with inexplicable symptoms and intractable neurological diseases, such as those with functional somatic or somatoform disorders.

Kamiya’s practical assistant is Mika Kamiya, who received a degree in athletic training from St. Cloud University in the USA, qualifications for acupuncture and massage, and a teaching licence for Japanese acupuncture education. She handles many rehabilitation patients and educates athletes and the disabled on body movement and use.

About Yamamoto New Scalp Acupuncture

About Yamamoto New Scalp Acupuncture

The Yamamoto New Scalp Acupuncture microsystem utilises anatomical and channel somatotopes to manipulate biological electrically-mediated signalling for neurological disorders.

Japanese physician, Dr Toshikatsu Yamamoto developed this acupuncture system in 1973 to provide both symptomatic relief and curative effects to those with restricted mobility.

The Difference Between YNSA And Chinese-Style Scalp Acupuncture

The Difference Between YNSA And Chinese-Style Scalp Acupuncture

The difference between YNSA and Chinese-style scalp acupuncture is the diagnostic system.

With the use of just 40 YNSA diagnostic points, even beginners can accurately determine treatment points.

The effect of each point is easy to understand as the needle is inserted into the point connected to the site of the symptom cause (the location projected on the head).

To enable fast learning and implementation, the technique has been systemised and does not require years of complex knowledge or experience, and is why YNSA has been accepted by acupuncturists all around the world.

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