TCM - Sexology in TCM

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Inleiding/Introduction

A Brief Introduction of TCM Sexology

Theory and practical management

In fact a person’s sexual life, which defines their health and happiness, persists through the dark ages and the enlightenment. Truly as Euripides (480 – 406 BC), the ancient Greek playwright, wrote: if one’s sexual life is good, “you think you have everything”. But if things are out of place in that area, “you will consider your best and truest interests most hateful”. In 1942 Philip Wylie wrote that the sex instinct is “one of the three or four prime movers of all that we do and are and dream”.
 
TCM has always been an important part for sexology in the history of Chinese literatures. TCM sexology includes three main components:  sexuality culture, sexuality techniques and sexuality related diseases managements. This seminar will be dealing and illustrating the most important parts in view of TCM sexology.
 
Chinese medicine has always stressed the importance of excessive sexual activity:
  • The distinction between men and women in sexual activity
  • Insufficient sexual activity as a cause of disease
When discussing sexual activity, Chinese books never distinguish between men and women. There are substantial differences in the sexual physiology of men and women so that excessive sexual activity is less of a cause in disease in women than it is in men. The reason lies in the nature of Tian Gui.

General introduction

  • What is Human Nature?
  • What is TCM sexology?
  • Physiology of TCM sexology
  • Pathology of TCM sexology
  • Purpose and some techniques of sexual contacts
  • Ancient system of education on TCM sexology

Management of sexual disorders

  • Some classic common formulas to improve the sexual drive and potency

Inhoud/Content

  • Toelating: acupunctuur
  • Voertaal : Nederlands & Engels
  • Locatie :  Campus Antwerpen
  • Lesdatum: 04 november 2017
  • Dagindeling : 09.00 - 16.30 uur
  • Aantal cursisten: minimum 10 - max 20
  • Benodigdheden: /
  • Cursusgeld :  150 €
  • Accreditatie: NVA - EUFOM  - NWP - Zhong - BAF - VNT
  • Deelnemers uit het Vlaamse gewest kunnen gebruik maken van de KMO-portefeuille. De kmo-portefeuille is een maatregel waardoor ondernemers financiële steun krijgen bij aankoop van opleiding (mogelijkheid tot maximum 40% tussenkomst van de Vlaamse Gemeenschap)
  • De organisatie behoudt zich het recht voor om eventuele wijzigingen in het programma en planning aan te brengen.

Docent

Dr. Pei Lin Sun

  • Acupuncturist & herbalist
  • Chinese doctor in acupuncture & TCM - Nanjing TCM University
  • Docent: Acupunctuur - Fytotherapie - nascholingen
  • Lid: Eufom

    Dr Sun Pei Lin is auteur van

    Management of Post-Operative Pain with Acupuncture

    The Treatment of Pain with Chinese Herbs and Acupuncture E-Book

    Sports medicine in TCM

    Bi-Syndromes or Rheumatic Disorders Treated By Traditional Chinese Medicine

    Understanding, Managing and Treating Female Infertility with Chinese Medicine

    The Treatment of Pain with Chinese Herbs and Acupuncture

     

    The Pathogenesis and Treatment of Covid-19 and Long Covid With Traditional Chinese Medicine

    		  

Toelatingsvoorwaarden/conditions of admission

  • Acupuncturisten
  • Acupuncturisten nog in opleiding (PGAC 2 en PGAC3) bij ICZO vzw
  • TUINA Therapeuten (minimum Health Care voor BE of Westers Medische Basis voor NL)
  • Therapeut Chinese Gezondheidszorg (of nog in opleiding PGCG 2 of PGCG 3 bij ICZO-vzw + minimum Health Care voor BE of Westers Medische Basis voor NL)

Accreditaties/Accreditation

Het aantal accreditatiepunten verschilt per beroepsverenging en wordt best nagezien bij de betreffende organisatie

BAF, EUFOM , NVA , NWP , ZHONG

Cursusgeld/Fee

150

KMO-P

Kom je in aanmerking? zie https://www.iczo.be/nl/kmo-portefeuille

Studiegebied

Traditional Chinese Medicine Oosterse Gezondheidszorg

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