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Traditional Chinese Medicine
Acupuncture for Treating Addiction
People seeking treatment for addiction typically have a complex road to recovery. Everyone’s story is different, and people have different needs and respond to treatment in their own time and in their own way. What many people might not be familiar with are the supplemental therapies that can be used to help promote healing and recovery. One of those supplemental therapies is the National Acupuncture Detoxification Association (NADA) acupuncture protocol. continue reading
What to Expect at Your First Acupuncture Appointment
Just like every patient is unique with specific needs and expectations, every practitioner is also unique with specific needs and expectations. If acupuncture is a new experience for you, you might be wondering what to expect. While not every practice is the same, there are a few general principles that will guide your first appointment. continue reading
Three Tips to Staying Active at Any Age
Staying active as a teenager and young adult is never an issue, but as we age, it can be a challenge to keep moving, especially if you suffer from a health condition or injury. However, it’s important to keep yourself moving as it can lead to a host of physical and mental health benefits. Follow these three tips to stay active no matter what your age or fitness level. continue reading
Facial Rejuvenation with Cosmetic Acupuncture
There are countless articles and research papers on the benefits of acupuncture, but did you know that it can also be used to combat the signs of aging? A natural alternative to surgery or Botox, facial acupuncture is merely an extension of traditional acupuncture and Chinese medicine philosophy.
Unlike an injection of Botox or some other filler, facial acupuncture addresses not just the signs of aging like fine lines and wrinkles but it also helps to restore your skin’s overall health. Now, you might be worried about acupuncture needles placed in your face, but acupuncture is safe and effective and is recognized by the World Health Organization and there are established guidelines for practice just like any other health profession. Practitioners are also licensed by their state’s department of health so you can be confident that you are in good hands. continue reading
Learn Sports Acupuncture with Jenny Nieters
Five Sports Acupuncture Classes
Sports Acupuncture: Ankle Pain, Mobility and Stability
Sports Acupuncture: Core Muscles for Athletic Performance
Sports Acupuncture: Chronic Low Back Pain and Lumbopelvic Stability
Sports Acupuncture: Adductor Muscles and Groin Strains
Sports Acupuncture: Hip Flexor Muscles
Approved NCCAOM/CAB (7 units/class)
Contact Jenny@alamedaacupuncture.com
| Sports Acupuncture: Ankle Pain, Mobility and Stability | |||
| Ankle sprains are a common orthopedic complaint. After an ankle sprain there is an increased risk of recurrent sprains and functional ankle instability. Appropriate evaluation and treatment can decrease the likelihood of these complications. This course will include an overview of the most common mechanism of injury, the relevant anatomy, orthopedic assessment and concise acupuncture treatment to address pain, mobility and stability. |
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| Sports Acupuncture: Core Muscles for Athletic Performance | |||
| Learn the anatomy, assessment and acupuncture point locations for the core muscles. Treatment of these muscles can support athletic performance, help prevent injuries and be a critical component in the treatment of low back pain. This course will allow the student to feel more confident in the assessment and acupuncture treatment of the core muscles. | |||
| Sports Acupuncture: Chronic Low Back Pain and Lumbopelvic Stability | |||
| Chronic low back pain or tension is a common complaint in the modern acupuncture clinical practice. Learn anatomy, assessment and acupuncture acupuncture point locations for key anatomical structures which can improve lumbopelvic stability and decrease pain and muscle tension. This course will allow the student to feel more confident in the assessment and acupuncture treatment of the chronic low back pain. | |||
| Sports Acupuncture: Adductor Muscles and Groin Strains | |||
| Groin strains are a common sports injury. Learn the anatomy, assessment and acupuncture point locations for the adductor muscles. Treatment of these muscles can help with injury recovery and prevention, as well as enhance athletic performance. This course will allow the student to feel more confident in the assessment and acupuncture treatment of the adductor muscles. | |||
| Sports Acupuncture: Hip Flexor Muscles | |||
| Hip flexor strains are a common sports injury. Learn the anatomy, assessment and acupuncture point locations for the hip flexor muscles. Treatment of these muscles can help with injury recovery and prevention, as well as enhance athletic performance. This course will allow the student to feel more confident in the assessment and acupuncture treatment of the hip flexor muscles. | |||
“Four for 2024” Scheduled Education Opportunities:
What: AC Rocky Mountain Regional Spring Fundraiser & Conference: Optimizing Lumbopelvic Stability and Motor Control
When: April 20, 2024
Where: Littleton, Colorado
Time: 11:00AM to 9:00 PM.
Registration Information: https://acucol.com/event-5591556.
What: 2nd European Orthopaedic and Sports Acupuncture Congress
When: June 14-16, 2024
Where: Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Registration Information: https://integrative-acu-seminars.com/2nd-european-orthopaedic-and-sports-acupuncture-congress/
What: Sports Acupuncture: Hip Flexor Muscles & Ankle Pain, Mobility and Stability
When: July 13-14, 2024
Where: Berkeley, CA (AIMC Acupuncture & Integrative Medicine College)
Registration: Email jenny@alamedaacupuncture.com
What: NWHSU 2024 Great River Symposium: Demystifying Lateral Hip Pain
When: September 28, 2024
Where: LIVESTREAM Webinar via Zoom 2 hours
Registration: https://nwhealth.edu/continuing-education/great-river/