The AAC is pleased to announce the 2015 Annual Conference to be held April 25-26 at the Embassy Suites Hotel in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
SPECIAL REGISTRATION PRICES! Buy one, get one 1/2 price!
Both people must register. 2nd person - check "2nd person of special" at the bottom of the registration selections.
SATURDAY SOLD OUT!!
SUNDAY CURRENTLY AVAILABLE!
The Conference Schedule
Saturday, April 25
7:00 – 8:00 Breakfast* / Visit Exhibitors
8:00 – 9:00 Registration / Visit Exhibitors
9:00 – 12:30 Jeffrey Yuen
Contemporary Problems: Chinese Medicine &
Psycho-Neurology
12:30 – 2:00 Complimentary Lunch / Acupuncture Association of
Colorado Annual Meeting
2:00 – 6:30 Jeffrey Yuen
Contemporary Problems: Chinese Medicine &
Psycho-Neurology, continued
6:30 – 7:30 Post Conference Complimentary Embassy Suites
Evening Reception**
Sunday, April 26
7:00 – 8:30 Breakfast* / Visit Exhibitors
8:30 – 12:00 Daisy Dong
An Effective Evidence-Based Acupuncture Practice
12:00 – 1:00 Complimentary Light Lunch / Visit Exhibitors
1:00 – 3:00 Butch Levy
An Overview of the Japanese Approach to
Complex Chronic Diseases
12 PDA/CEUS APPROVED
*Complimentary cooked-to-order breakfast is for conference attendees lodging at the Embassy Suites.
** Complimentary Evening Reception is for conference attendees lodging at the Embassy Suites.
Presenters
Master Jeffrey Yuen
Jeffrey Yuen is one of the most sought after speakers on Chinese Medicine throughout the world. He is an 88th generation Daoist priest from the Jade Purity School, Lao Tzu sect and a 26th generation priest of the Complete Reality School, Dragon Gate sect. He apprenticed for more than 20 years in Classical Chinese Medicine and other Daoist healing arts with Master Yu Wen, who transmitted his lineage to Master Yuen before Master Wen’s death at the age of 108. He also studied under the direct tutelage of Lu Xin-Zu, a Taoist priest of the Long Men tradition.
Master Yuen was instrumental in founding the acupuncture program at the Swedish Institute in 1996. He was also a key figure in the development of the first Ph.D. program in the field of Classical Chinese Medicine, now offered at the American University of Complementary Medicine in Los Angeles. He is recognized internationally as a Master of Acupuncture, Classical Chinese Medicine, Daoism, Chinese Herbology, Tai Chi Chuan and Qi Gong. He emphasizes the importance of Daoism in cultivating one's life and spirit to prevent sickness, and the use of Chinese Medicine for understanding and treating illness.
Master Yuen conveys Chinese Medicine from a deeply spiritual perspective rooted in Daoism. His ability to elucidate and bridge Western medical thought within the context of Chinese medicine offers an essential clarity to his students. Currently he lives in New York where he is president of the International Tai Chi Institute, and maintains a private practice with a special focus on helping people with cancer.
Daisy Dong, OMD, L.Ac
Daisy Dong is the senior Chinese medicine practitioner and the first hired clinician of the Integrative Medicine Program of the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center. Dr. Dong received her medical training from the Beijing College of Traditional Chinese Medicine and finished fellowship at Dongzhimen Hospital for Acupuncture. She also received three Master degrees in International Health, Health Administration and Oriental Medicine in the United States.
Dr. Dong has been a professor at Southwest College of Acupuncture for 14 years teaching Clinical Herbal Pharmacology and Integrative Traumatology. She has been a clinical faculty member of the University of Colorado School of Medicine teaching Integrative Medicine since 2005. Her background includes training and experience in all components of TCM including acupuncture, herbology, Tui Na, Tai Chi, Qi Gong, in addition to allopathic general medicine.
Butch Levy, MD, L.Ac
Butch Levy is an integrative practitioner: board certified in Family Medicine and NCCAOM certified in acupuncture. Dr. Levy has been in private practice for 37 years, including care from obstetrics and pediatrics to geriatrics and hospice care. In the late 1980’s Dr. Levy attended acupuncture school, completing many of the classes, but apprenticed with and was mentored by Miki Shima to complete his requirements for certification. Dr. Levy’s training in Chinese Medicine is in the Japanese style of herbal diagnosis using abdominal patterns, Fukushin, and his acupuncture style is distinctly toward The Extra Vessel and Divergent Channels.
Dr. Levy’s current practice integrates Allopathic care with Chinese Medicine and Functional Nutritional Medicine, bridging East and West with comprehensive, practical approaches to illness. He sees a wide variety of patients, and his focus of interest is toward complex chronic disease including supportive care for cancer and autoimmunity. Dr. Levy will present an overview of his style of care with a direction toward explaining his approach using the Japanese training he has been most fortunate to receive from Dr. Shima.
Lodging
2015 Fees | |||||
AAC Member Rate | Non-Member Rate | ||||
Early Bird through March 15 | $ 199 | $ 249 | |||
Saturday Only Early Bird | $ 150 | $ 200 | |||
Sunday Only Early Bird | $ 100 | $ 150 | |||
Regular Rate | $ 250 | $ 300 | |||
Saturday Only Regular Rate | $ 180 | $ 240 | |||
Sunday Only Regular Rate | $ 120 | $ 180 | |||
Student Rate | $ 100 | $ 100 | |||
Registration Special | |||||
Buy 1 Get 1 1/2 Off! (Regular price only - no EB special) | $ 375 | $ 450 |