RMT Strive & RAC CEU

Wu’s head massage

Related to competency 12.   
Leaning activity 1 :
take a course: Wu’s head massage’s theory ,acupuncture point and basic techniques.       
Learning Type: professional activity.   
Completion Date: Oct. 30 2021.         
 

Learning activity 2:
take a course: Wu’s head massage manipulation and practice 
Completion Date: Oct. 30 20222.     
Learn type: professional activity

 

Wu’s Head Massage

 

Wu’s Head Massage can be described as a form of reflexology for the head. It involves a combination of sixty specific and gentle manipulations which provide a relaxing and rejuvenating experience among numerous other benefits.

Some of these include the relief or improvement of many health/age related conditions such as:

• Stress
• Neck, shoulder and back pain
• Abnormal energy levels
• Migraines or headache
• Insomnia
• Vertigo
• Mental/cognitive issues
• Sinus pressure/infection
• Post-stroke issues
• Computer syndrome

 

Based upon a form of ancient Chinese massage technique known as Tui Na, Wu’s Head Massage focuses on the meridians and acupoints of the scalp, face, neck and shoulders and helps to naturally restore the body’s energetic balance which can be negatively impacted by today’s fast-paced and stressful lifestyles.

It is an award winning natural and non-invasive therapy that was developed and patented by a professor of traditional Chinese medicine, Bin Jiang Wu, Ph.D, and since its introduction in 1993, has been a featured topic of many international holistic medical conferences.

It was also a focus of interest during a Canadian medical conference on the treatment of insomnia as hosted by the Sleep Research Laboratory of the Department of Psychiatry, Toronto Western hospital.

More information please check the following link:
https://www.octcm.com/post/2019/11/26/wus-head-massage-%E5%90%B4%E6%B0%8F%E5%A4%B4%E9%83%A8%E6%8E%A8%E6%8B%BF%E8%AF%81%E4%B9%A6%E8%AF%BE%E7%A8%8B

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The Comming Course

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Time:  Oct. 25 2020 （9am to 6pm  Lunch time 1pm to pm ）

On line class (Zoom)

Fee: 120$/per person

How to register:  please call 9054778855 or email: markham@octcm.com to register

How to pay: They have different payment methods, please call 9054778855 or email: markham@octcm.com to ask and pay       

(please note the email here is not for E-transfer, you have to call to get it, also if you pay by E-transfer, you have to wait until Friday to get the receipt)

College Address: Unit 110 - 3190 Steeles Ave East, Markham, Ontario L3R 1G9

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Books: You can buy "Wu's head massage" with a group discount (20$ Chinese or English version), if you want to buy please tell them when register

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When register, please make sure your Full Name same as your RMT or RAC  License, this full name will be displayed on your certificate

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Any question please give me a call at: 4168365429 Kirk

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Wu’s Head Massage (WHM)  --- Content

 

TOPIC

- Introduction & Demonstration

- The Meridians on the Head-Face and Neck

- Main Points on the Head-Face and Neck

- Stimulation Areas

- Commonly Used Manipulations

  

A. Learning Outcomes

This is a 8hours course. At the completion of this course, students will be able to:

a.      Demonstrate the content of the Traditional Chinese Medical Theory used in Wu’s Head Massage

b.      Describe the massaging acupoints on the scalp and facial area with Tuina massage techniques

c.      Use this specialized massage to treat the local (head, neck and face) areas and illnesses, as well as illnesses in the entire body. Using this massage can enhance the bodies over all health and has anti0aging effects.

 

B.  Course description

This course is divided into 2 learning units. Each unit contains specific goals that students are responsible for achieving.

 

Unit 1-Introduction and demonstration of WHM

After completing this unit, students should be able to:

1. Overview of the development and history of WHM

2. Summarize and explain the characteristics of WHM through examples (concepts of face, head, ear stimulation area, etc.)

3. Describe the specific direction of the meridians on the head and neck

4. Demonstrate an understanding of the Young’s Meridian process of the three hands and feet in the head, face and neck area.

5. Demonstrate meridian knowledge about the longitude and longitude of the head, neck and neck.

 

Unit 2-Introduction and demonstration of WHM

1. Describe how to locate acupoints

2. Demonstrate knowledge of 40 main acupoints on the head, face and neck.

3. Describe the stimulation area of ​​the face, head and ears

4 Describe 10 common operations

5. Demonstrate knowledge about the effects of kneading, kneading, grasping, pressing, digital pressing, flapping, percussion, gripping, and wiping (verbal and practical).

 

Home working-Writing exam

 

C.  Course Structure & Content

 

This course covers the theory  components of Wu’s Head Massage, beginning with a basic understanding of Traditional Chinese Medicine theories,  Students will also learn the benefits and manipulations of self-massage for the head, as well as manipulations for the ears, eyes, and nose. Students will also learn the theories behind the anti-aging and health enhancing effects and benefits of WHM.

 

This course consists of 8 hours, including lectures, discussions and self-practical. There will be 1exams totaling 8 hours.

 

D.  Instructional Strategies

 

This onlin course will be presented using a variety of modalities including, lectures, discussions, demonstrations,  Students will be involved in interactive ways to gain knowledge, and apply the theories and techniques of WHM.

 

1.         Tutorials

            a.         A scheduled period during which a faculty member reviews, integrates or expands on

                        information already received by the student during lectures.

            b.         Provide the opportunity for individual clarification of course materials.

            c.         Are used to review and discuss tests and exams.

 

2.         Lectures

Using TCM perspectives and terminology to explain the effects and benefits (including the cosmetic and anti-aging effects of WHM, it’s effectiveness for the prevention of and treatment of diseases.

  

E.  Attendance Requirements

 

In support of student learning, the faculty highly recommends that it is in the student’s best interest to attend all onlin classes. Participation in all course activities is expected. Attendance will be monitored. Evaluations will be based upon all learning objectives.

 

F. Evaluation

 

Successfully completion of this course requires Home working-Writing exam that the students achieve a 60% or higher grade.

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G. Textbooks

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Required Materials

Dr.Wu’s Head Massage

YMAA Publication Center ,Boston,Mass USA(2005)

 

Additional Reference Material

a.      Chinese Acupuncture & Moxibustion 2nd edition

            Foreign Languages Press, Beijing, China

            Chen Xingnong (1996)

b.      The Foundations of Traditional Chinese Medicine           

            Churchill Livingstone

            Maciocia (1989)

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Please download Exam paper and complete it after the class

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English  Version                             Chinese Version 

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