Acupuncture and Moxibustion
Wang Family Two-Needle Method in Practice
Explore the teaching content and region-by-region study arrangements of Wang Family Practical Double-Needle Acupuncture through muscle anatomy, observation of problem areas, and double-needle theory.
About This Course
Course Introduction
Wang Family Two-Needle Method in Practice is taught by Wang Lianbin. Materials begin with commonly used muscle anatomy and observation of concern points, introducing the method's theory, needle use, and topics covering the neck and shoulders, lower back, and limbs.
Materials organize content around twenty commonly used muscles and thirty related points, with in-person teaching arranged by body region. They also cover identifying concern points through movement observation and introductory reading of imaging materials. This page presents available course information; a full syllabus will follow once confirmed materials are obtained.
This page provides course information only, not individual treatment advice. Needling and related techniques require appropriate qualifications, standardized training, and professional guidance. Do not perform procedures based on this introduction or use it instead of appropriate medical care.
Learn Step by Step
What You Will Learn
Explore the two-needle method's theoretical concepts and course material on needle use, and prepare questions before further study.
Organize anatomy study of the twenty commonly used muscles listed in the materials and understand how the course relates muscles to particular points.
Understand the neck, shoulder-back, and lower-back topic divisions so you can compare the course with your study needs by body region.
Understand the scope of upper-limb, wrist, knee, leg, foot, and related topics without treating course coverage as a guarantee of therapeutic results.
Understand the teaching approach of observing problem areas through movement, and distinguish observation and analysis from practical procedures.
Explore image-reading materials and supplementary needling included in the in-person arrangements. Ask about teaching depth, prerequisites, and professional boundaries.
Course Structure
Course Outline
Public preview: the following lessons are those publicly displayed on the original website.
- 01
Practical Demonstration — Lesson 01 — Trigeminal Neuralgia — Wang Lianbin
- 02
Practical Demonstration — Lesson 02 — Finger Numbness — Wang Lianbin
- 03
Practical Demonstration — Lesson 03 — Hearing Difficulty — Wang Lianbin
- 04
Practical Demonstration — Lesson 04 — Deafness and Tinnitus — Wang Lianbin
- 05
Practical Demonstration — Lesson 05 — Palpitations and Chest Tightness — Wang Lianbin
- 06
Practical Demonstration — Lesson 06 — Tinnitus — Wang Lianbin
- 07
Practical Demonstration — Lesson 07 — Hand Fullness, Morning Hand Stiffness and Tenosynovitis — Wang Lianbin
- 08
Practical Demonstration — Lesson 08 — Hand Numbness and Arm Fullness — Wang Lianbin
- 09
Practical Demonstration — Lesson 09 — Weakness When Squatting — Wang Lianbin
- 10
Practical Demonstration — Lesson 10 — Sciatica — Wang Lianbin