While this class is open to anyone wanting to learn the protocol, each student must interview with Victoria Taylor, Lic Ac, NADA-RT before registering to determine eligibility. Attendence is required at all sessions, including the in person trainings in Christiansburg, Virginia on Saturday May 18 and June 8 from 10 – 4pm. Online, in person classes will be held from 1 – 6 on 5/13,14, 21 and June 3
Please note the dates of inperson and online:
This is a hybrid online and in person clinical training. Attendance is required at all portions unless prior arrangements have been made.
Materials provided
Training Resource Manual Reading Assignments
Additional handouts (VA regulations, Clinical log, Acudetox, Why and How, Class assignments)
Plastic Ears
Beads and Seeds Kit with tool
Sleep mix tea
Link to resource materials
Personal kit, provided at Clinical Class,containing: needles for 30 treatments, various sizes, 30 alcohol swabs, hand sanitizer, mask, clean field, sharp shuttle, hair ties, bobby pins, eraser, cotton pads, cotton tipped swabs, gloves, transport container
All additional treatment supplies for the practice clinic, including consent forms and first aid.
Materials to be provided by students:
Pen, clipboard, snacks
Class One: Monday,May 13, 1-6
“Housekeeping”
Introductions
Guided tour of materials
Acudetox demonstration
Needles, Beads, and Sleep Mix tea (TRM 36,37)
NADA: historical roots, mission statement, evidence based practice
(TRM: 1, 8, 15, 136)
DEIBA – Nada for humanity
Preclass assignment review
Nature of Acudetox/energy medicine – the very basics
Ear anatomy, intro to points (TRM 24-30)
The five acudetox points
Acudetox based treatment program models (TRM43,44,45,67)
Homework:
Write: Identify a time in your life when receiving acudetox would have been helpful. How might it have contributed?
Read: TRM 83 – 89
Do: practice finding the points using the pointer, drink and offer Sleeepmix tea, wear and offer beads and seeds
Class Two, TuesdayA, May 14 , 1-6pm
Homework review
Point Location review
Safety, clean needle technique, ethics pledge (TRM51,117,119)
Acu wellness for diverse settings: youth, women, campus, veterans, trauma, first responders, hospice
Empty Fire – acudetox energetics
Homework:
Write: Spend some time observing the natural world. Where do you see transformation? Where do you see balance? Imbalance? Empty fire?
Read: TRM pages: 15 – 20, 32- 37
Do: Invite a family member or friend to the clinic on Saturday. Make sure you have a clipboard and closed toed shoes.Pack a lunch.
Class Three – Clinical Training #1 SaturdayMay 18, 10 – 4
Acudetox experience
Point location review
Clinical Materials overview
Introduction to needling
Clinical concerns (TRM 32-34,140)
Practice clinic 2:30
Homework:
Write:What part of clinical practice are you apprehensive about? What could you do to address these?
Read: TRM 15-20, 41-45, 91-105
Do: Develop a NADA acudetox 5NP “elevator speech” We will “workshop these on the
Do: Be kind to yourself. Take a ‘self care” action.
Class Four, Tuesday May 21 1-6pm
Review clinical experiences
More about “the points”
Develop a NADA acudetox 5NP “elevator speech”
Protocol Modifications
ADS Self Care (TRM 41, 67)
Acuwellness in trauma/community settings
Homework:
Write/Design a poster, brochure or press release for an acudetox program.
Read: TRM 119-121,140,144-153
Do: Provide 10 – 20 5 needle treatments
Class Five, Monday, June 3, 1-6
Needling concerns, including point location
Patient Management scenarios
Issues of safety and consent
Program Implementation; Permission/Place/Time/Supplies
Program Sustainability
Clinical Day #2 June , 12 – 4
Acudetox experience
Clinical review/concerns
Practice clinics 2:30
ADS competencies
Make sure all assignments and clinical competency experiences are complete.
Training Fee:$400.00