14 week Online Course beginning on September 12. In this course we will read an untranslated Chinese medical text. Each class will be led by one of the participants who will present their reading of a section of the text while the other participants ask questions and make suggestions.
Join us for a 12 week long class that introduces you to the art of Ba Gua Zhang through the keystone exercises - eight outwardly simple exercises that build a strong foundation for learning the entire Ba Gua system in the future.
Online Course begins on January 8
Starting May 20, 2025
This class is an opportunity for practitioners to receive support on difficult cases in a small group format.
Starting May 30, 2025
3 Class / 6 Hour Series, a structured learning experience that gives participants real skills they can apply right away
6 Class / 16.5 Hour Course Beginning in December 2026
The course follows the syllabus of the “Treatment of Women through Cycles” (WGT). It is the perfect companion course as an add-on to the WGT for past as well as present students in the upcoming course, but is also open to all WPC members who have not taken WGT.
One Year Mentorship starting in September, 2026
This program is the only gynecology and obstetrics training available in the west in which the teachers have a direct lineage connection to both practicing obstetricians and to originally translated source material, written by modern and ancient practicing Chinese gynecologists and obstetricians.
Two Hour Class on December 17th
In this two hour course, we will look through the six conformation lens of the Shang Han Lun for staging and addressing external pathogenic factors when using the Saam acupuncture tradition.
2 Hour Online Class on February 25, 2024
This workshop will explore those principles and their impacts on individuals as well as a society as a whole.
One Year Mentorship starting in September, 2024
This program is the only gynecology and obstetrics training available in the west in which the teachers have a direct lineage connection to both practicing obstetricians and to originally translated source material, written by modern and ancient practicing Chinese gynecologists and obstetricians.
