1 – 3:00 pm, Online Class
LIVE LONG, LIVE HEALTHY
2021 Year of the Metal OX
Although Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) has been around for as long as Western Medicine, it was not commonly practiced in the United States and little was known of its many wonderful benefits. Of course, it was brought to this country with the immigration of the Chinese during the California Gold Rush of 1849, and the subsequent building of the transcontinental railroad in the 1860s, but it was practiced by the Chinese for the Chinese.
In 1970, President Nixon traveled to China and during that trip James Reston, a journalist traveling with the President, had to undergo emergency surgery for appendicitis and was given Acupuncture anesthesia which reduced the need for general anesthesia. This started the introduction of Acupuncture and TCM into the United States.
The class will include introduction to procedures like acupuntcture, feng shui, and massage; the eight-parameter system in TCM; and the five elements of TCM.
ABOUT OUR PRESENTER: Patty Fullin has lived and worked in Kenosha since 1988. She holds an RN (Registered Nurse), BSN (Bachelor of Science in Nutrition), DAC (Diploma of Acupuncture) and MSOM (Master of Science in Oriental Medicine). She has served on the Boards of the Kenosha County Medical Alliance, Women’s Horizons, the Domestic Violence Project, and has served on the State Medical Society Task Force. Since 2009, she is the sole practitioner and owner of the Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine Clinic in Kenosha. She is married to a doctor, and two of her three adult children are doctors.
Questions? Contact Frances M. Kavenik at 262-654-7570 or kavenik@uwp.edu
Refund policy: refunds will be issued only if the cancellation is received 2 weeks prior to the event deadline stated for each event.
For cancellations please call the Vanessa at the A.L.L. Office at 262-595-2793.
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