TCM - Sleep and dreams smooth the soul
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Inleiding/Introduction
a TCM perspective to sleep and dreams
This lecture aims to explore the physiology and pathology of sleep and dreams from the perspective of neuroscience and its connection with Traditional Chinese Medicine.
Sleep problems are becoming a global epidemic, affecting up to 45% of the world's population and threatening their health and quality of life. Getting a good quality sleep is crucial for your overall health and well-being. However, in today's world, people tend to neglect the importance of sleep.
Studies have shown that people with insomnia suffer from more symptoms of anxiety and depression than those who don't have insomnia. Getting enough good quality sleep can protect your physical and mental health, improve your quality of life, and ensure personal safety. Getting good quality and quantity of sleep is one of the keys to aging well, improving the odds of physical, cognitive, and emotional health.
Dreams are an essential aspect of sleep, and they account for one-fifth of our sleep time. Despite their importance, the significance of dreams is still unknown and is a subject of vivid discussion among scientists. Therefore, exploring Onirology, the science that studies dreams, can help TCM practitioners understand the significance of dreams and its impact on our health.
Inhoud/Content
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Overview of sleep and dreams according to Western Medicine (WM) and Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)
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Physiology of sleep and dreams according to Neuroscience and other Western Medicine specialities.
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Physiology of sleep and dreams according to Traditional Chinese Medicine.
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Spiritual functions (Jing Shen) and other organic functions in Sleep and dreams.
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Zang Fu and sleep.
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Zang Fu and dreams.
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The influence of the channels and points of acupuncture on sleep and dreams.
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Influence of Qi, Jing and Shen in Sleep
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The extraordinary meridians and sleep and dreams
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Acupuncture techniques to address sleep pathologies;
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Management of the main challenges that we can find in clinic regarding sleep and dreams (Insomnia, Jet lag, Restless syndrome, Nightmares, somnambulism, etc.).
Toelatingsvoorwaarden/conditions of admission
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Acupuncturisten
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Acupuncturisten nog in opleiding (PGAC 2 en PGAC3) bij ICZO vzw
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TUINA Therapeuten (minimum Health Care voor BE of Westers Medische Basis voor NL)
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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)
Lesuren/Timing
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Friday : 14.00 - 21.00 H
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Saturday: 09.00 - 16.30 h
Docent
Teixeira Ricardo
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Traditional Chinese Medicine Specialist
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Acupuncturist
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Herbologist
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Clinical Physiologist (Cardiopneumology and Neurophysiology)
Accreditaties/Accreditation
Het aantal accreditatiepunten verschilt per beroepsverenging en wordt best nagezien bij de betreffende organisatie
BAF, EUFOM , LVNT, NVA , NWP , ZHONG ( punten)
Studiepunten/Credits
1 = Een studiepunt is een binnen de Vlaamse Gemeenschap aanvaarde internationale eenheid die overeenstemt met ten minste 25 en ten hoogste 30 uren voorgeschreven onderwijs-, leer- en examenactiviteiten en waarmee de studiebelasting van elke opleiding of elk opleidingsonderdeel wordt uitgedrukt
Cursusgeld/Fee
420 €
KMO-P
Kom je in aanmerking? zie https://www.iczo.be/nl/kmo-portefeuille
Studiegebied
Traditional Chinese Medicine Oosterse Gezondheidszorg
Voertaal/Language
English
Diversen/Miscellaneous
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Continuous coffee break (coffee, tea, water) + sandwich lunch, soup, salad bar, coffee, tea, water) - Doorlopende coffee breaks (koffie, thee, water) + broodjeslunch (broodjes, soep, saladebar, koffie, thee en water, ....)
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Free underground parking for your car - Gratis ondergrondse parking voor Uw wagen
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De organisatie behoudt zich het recht voor om eventuele wijzigingen in het programma en planning aan te brengen.