Acupuncture and Moxibustion

Tung Acupuncture in Practice

Study Tung acupuncture in practice through zang-fu interconnections, holographic correspondences, and the system's approach of seeking efficient results with fewer needles.

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About This Course

Course Introduction

Tung Acupuncture in Practice is taught by Zhou Zhijun and centers on Tung's Extraordinary Points. It covers zang-fu interconnections, regional correspondences, holographic relationships, and seeking effective results with fewer needles. Topics include the overall qi-and-blood switch, Linggu and Dabai, Huashi extraordinary points, key migraine points, opening the fu systems and releasing stagnation, and opening kidney-related pathways and orifices. Rather than simply memorizing points, the course emphasizes a pathway of core concepts, organizing threads, and needling techniques, helping students know where to start organizing the Tung system.

Learn Step by Step

What You Will Learn

  • Organize Tung acupuncture's common point groups, typical cases, and practical approaches into reviewable study units. Establish an overall framework, then examine approaches to post-stroke concerns, varicose veins, stones, nodules, and pain.

  • Practitioners can use this course to supplement distinctive acupuncture services and strengthen communication and case-review skills.

Course Structure

Course Outline

Public preview: the following lessons are those publicly displayed on the original website.

  1. 01

    [Tung Acupuncture in Practice] Lesson 01 - Origins of Tung's Extra-Point Acupuncture - Zhou Zhijun

  2. 02

    [Tung Acupuncture in Practice] Lesson 02: Features of Tung's Extraordinary Points; Tung Color Assessment — Veins and Dark Shadows — Zhou Zhijun

  3. 03

    [Tung Acupuncture in Practice] Lesson 03: Tung Color Assessment—Holographic Correspondences, Body Correspondences, and Zang-Fu Interconnections — Zhou Zhijun

  4. 04

    [Tung Acupuncture in Practice] Lesson 04 - Tung's Specialist Bloodletting Method - Zhou Zhijun

  5. 05

    [Tung Acupuncture in Practice] Lesson 05: Practical Tung Points — Region 11 (01) — Zhou Zhijun

  6. 06

    [Tung Acupuncture in Practice] Lesson 06 - Tung's Extra Points in Practice: Region 11 (02) - Zhou Zhijun

  7. 07

    [Tung Acupuncture in Practice] Lesson 07: Tung's Extraordinary Points in Practice—Region 11 (03) — Zhou Zhijun

  8. 08

    [Tung Acupuncture in Practice] Lesson 08: Practical Tung Points — Region 11 (04) — Zhou Zhijun

  9. 09

    [Tung Acupuncture in Practice] Lesson 09 - Tung's Extra Points in Practice: Region 11 (05) - Zhou Zhijun

  10. 10

    [Tung Acupuncture in Practice] Lesson 10: Tung's Extraordinary Points in Practice—Region 22 (01) — Zhou Zhijun

Learning Experiences

Student Feedback

Tung acupuncture used to seem scattered to me. This course starts with the core ideas and connections, so I finally know how to organize my notes.
Mr. Liang / Student in Canada
★★★★★
The Linggu, Dabai, and Huashi extraordinary-point topics are worth reviewing repeatedly, and the course includes many cases.
Rachel Tan / Student in Singapore
★★★★☆
I have worked in physical therapies for years. The course gave me new ideas about point combinations and communicating with clients.
Ms. Chen / Student in France
★★★★★