We briefly go over the 5 treatment lines or protocols: Symptomatic Tr., Origin Tr., Pericardium Tr., Extraordinary Meridians Tr. and Trauma Release Tr. Given the need to treat patients the following weekend, we begin with the Symptomatic Tr.: working with the fascia is the most effective approach. Its structure, behavior and external synchrony are explained, along with needling techniques that trigger a compensatory reaction (anatomical reference points). We start with the muscle groups of the upper body (neck and shoulders).

We continue in depth with the muscle groups of the upper body (neck and shoulders) and move on to the lower back (lumbar area). Students practice on each other to learn how to diagnose and treat each muscle group.

We continue with the muscle groups of the back and move on to the legs. Students practice on each other to learn how to diagnose and treat each muscle group.

We continue with the muscle groups of the legs and move on to the arms, completing the whole body. Students practice on each other to learn how to diagnose and treat each muscle group.

For issues not directly related to the muscle groups, we look in depth at A. Jayasuriya's approach, centered on TCM, along with some of Dr. Tung's points that are useful for certain conditions. We define the concepts of Dragon vs. Phoenix: the therapist's attitude toward patients and conditions.

We continue with the Origin Tr., adding pulse-taking: common mistakes and tips for improving your reading. The only way to master it is to know each internal organ perfectly, so we dedicate a full day to each one. Students practice reading each other's pulses.

Selection and location of the acupuncture points for the Origin Tr. The concepts of tonification and sedation, meridian flow, direction and movement, speculative energy versus real energy, and how to perceive them in the pulse. Students receive the General Tonification Treatment, with point location and moxibustion practice.

The laws of movement of the producer organs and sky organs. A method for locating sadistic and masochistic organs through natural coherence. Treatments for the Mental Axis, Consumption Axis and Spiritual Axis. Problems with bones, muscles and depression.

We explain how the extraordinary meridians work, when to use them and what conditions they can treat. Treatment of the Mental Axis (1, 2 and 3), the theory of how the mind works, and hands-on practice between students.

The scope of treatment through the ear points. Addictions and compulsions: treatments for quitting smoking and for weight loss. Using the point detector and methods of treating through auriculotherapy.

We take a deeper look at the traditional associations of the Heart: emotions, internal and external functions, its role in everyday life and diagnostic methods. How to recognize and interpret imbalances. Treatments.

We take a deeper look at the traditional associations of the Liver: emotions, internal and external functions, its role in everyday life and diagnostic methods. Imbalances, how to recognize and interpret them. Treatments.

We take a deeper look at the traditional associations of the Spleen/Pancreas: emotions, internal and external functions, its role in everyday life and diagnostic methods. Imbalances, how to recognize and interpret them. Treatments.

We take a deeper look at the traditional associations of the Lung: emotions, internal and external functions, its role in everyday life and diagnostic methods. Imbalances, how to recognize and interpret them. Treatments.

Cold, Heat, Dryness, Dampness (phlegm) and Wind: implications, identification and diagnosis. Treatments to reduce pathogenic factors in the body.

Using magnetic pairs as a complement to acupuncture: identifying infections, oxygenation and treatment with magnets. Practice between students. Cancer as a collective disease, and diabetes.

Observation and diagnosis through breathing. Breathing re-education techniques. Other acupuncture points and treatments.