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Speaker Series Special Case Presentations

Introduction to Speaker Series Case Presentations

Our company started over 40 years ago. Over the years we have heard many interesting examples of cases. Some successes, some plateaus. Always some insight. The other common thing we hear from all levels of practitioners, is that at some point in their practice, they have reached out to colleagues or had to Google symptoms and diagnosis, looking for inspiration or another point of view of a patient presentation they do not regularly see in their practice.

We aim to create a dialogue and sharing of different Acupuncture cases as a way to share experiences. This is not a ‘teaching’ webinar. It is a ‘sharing’ webinar.

Get ready to dive into a myriad of cases ranging from the most complex and challenging to the more common ones that we encounter in our professional lives. You will get to see and understand the thinking process, practical strategies, and effective tactics of some of the most respected practitioners in the industry. Do not miss this chance to learn from some of the most experienced in the business. Advance your knowledge, build on your existing skills, and elevate your professional journey by securing your place in our forthcoming webinar series. Don’t let this incredible opportunity pass you by! Come, let’s engage, learn and grow together.

Past Presentations

March

5

7:00PM EST

Working from the Centre: How Abdominal Treatments became the Cornerstone of my Practice

Most Traditional Asian Medicine practitioners hold at least a theoretical understanding of the abdomen as “vital” and “central” to health and vitality. Many needle or apply moxa to specific abdominal points. But there is so much more that we can do with the abdomen.

In this presentation, Daniel Adler will explore why abdominal treatment has become such a core element of his clinical practice over the last 26 years — in bodywork and herbal prescribing, and in both diagnosis and treatment. He will describe how he first began working with the abdomen, the specific influences that shaped the development of his approach, and share clinical examples that illustrate the practical applications and outcomes of this treatment protocol. He will also make a case for the importance of increased use of bodywork in general for modern day clinical practice.

T’agyol Daniel Adler

R.Ac, R.TCMP

Speaker

Daniel Adler hails from South Africa and now calls Toronto home. Daniel came to Canada in 1998 to study Chinese medicine. Trained in Zen Shiatsu, Acupuncture, and Japanese herbal medicine, Adler is a R.TCMP in current good standing with the College of Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners of Ontario.

Adler works with a wide range of conditions, ranging from broad issues such as musculoskeletal pain and stress to more specific concerns around digestion and menstruation. He is particularly fascinated with the profound ability of how gentle, simple treatments have truly deep effects on health. And he is known for my ability to connect with clients, and for his strong commitment to facilitating healing on multiple levels.

As a teacher, he is known for his energetic, non-dogmatic and enthusiastic approach to the transmission of information and his ability to work with students from a wide range of skill levels and backgrounds.

Known as both Daniel and T’agyol, T’agyol is his Dharma name, which he received when he took Buddhist Precepts in the Korean Zen tradition. It means “Harmonizing of Opposites and Conflict Resolution”. He uses both names interchangeably.

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