ECAN training and clinic in Bali

The Intensive Courses are open to anyone interested in learning. Everyone is welcome to explore this beautiful way of understanding and living.

Typically, around 60% of our students come from disciplines unrelated to health. 20% are already acupuncturists or come from other schools to reinforce their skills or learn a different system (many looking for real practice and results with patients). 15% are physiotherapists, osteopaths or massage therapists. And 5% are doctors or people who work in hospitals (nurses, paramedics, etc.).

Nothing is taken for granted: everything is covered from the very beginning, without expecting students to have prior knowledge. Those who already know something find a different approach, and those who have never heard anything about it find a deep initiation.

• We don't rely on excessive slides.
• Nor do we stick to a rigid syllabus.
• Nor do we teach theory that won't later be put to the test in practice.
• Instead, it's a creative process led by master David Luján, who shares his latest insights and experience live through discussion. This turns the course itself into a therapy where each student restructures their inner world.
• It's only through personal experience that a therapist is built, one who heals not just illnesses but people.
• Indeed, each class has a specific topic and follows a clear progression, yet it always adapts to the needs of each group's dynamic.
• By the end of the course, the entire syllabus has been masterfully covered, following a genuine and well-structured order.
• It's a class, but it's also a display of healing, an example and a model to draw on for a lifetime.

Acupuncture is currently not a regulated discipline in Spain, which makes things easier and more relaxed for everyone. That's why every school's certificates always come from abroad, from countries where acupuncture is officially recognized by the government.

In our case, we are affiliated with the International University for Complementary Medicines, based in Colombo (Sri Lanka) and registered in Alma-Ata since 1962. We also hold recognition from the government of India. And since 2009 we have also been registered in The Hague (Netherlands), home to the European Community, where acupuncture is recognized as a discipline — something Spain is, and always will be, obliged to respect.

With these 3 forms of recognition, we've had complete peace of mind since 2009, with an open-ended commitment.

If you'd like to work in countries other than Spain, please get in touch with us and we'll advise you, since acupuncture is treated very differently from country to country, with some being more flexible than others.