Acupuncture and Moxibustion
Wufu Hidden-Needle Acupuncture
Study an introductory acupuncture system for coordinated mind-body regulation, organized into needling methods, finger techniques, and guiding principles, with clear reasoning and a small number of selected points.
About This Course
Course Introduction
Wufu Hidden-Needle Acupuncture is taught by Instructor Yuan Zhaofeng. Centered on coordinated mind-body regulation and strengthening the root, the course begins with emotions, qi dynamics, zang-fu organs, and common pain concerns to create an accessible framework for needling and manual techniques. Content includes integrated regulation plans, meridian-opening and root-strengthening methods, rapid bi-obstruction approaches, five-relationship harmonization, standardized practical steps, and a clinical case library. Rather than simply memorizing points, it emphasizes fewer points, clear pathways, and repeated practice for learners seeking an introductory needling framework.
Learn Step by Step
What You Will Learn
This course organizes pain-related, emotional, multisystem, and chronic concerns into separate study modules. Explore how Wufu Hidden-Needle Acupuncture builds an overall approach through needling methods, finger techniques, and guiding principles.
Course Structure
Course Outline
The original site publicly lists the first 10 of 28 lessons.
- 01
[Wufu Hidden-Needle Acupuncture] Chapter 01: Theory of Emotion-Related Illness — Yuan Zhaofeng
- 02
[Wufu Hidden-Needle Acupuncture] Chapter 02: Theory and Practice — Yuan Zhaofeng
- 03
[Wufu Hidden-Needle Acupuncture] Chapter 03 - Five Major Features - Yuan Zhaofeng
- 04
[Wufu Hidden-Needle Acupuncture] Chapter 04: The Five Main Procedures — Yuan Zhaofeng
- 05
[Wufu Hidden-Needle Acupuncture] Chapter 05: Five Key Skills — Yuan Zhaofeng
- 06
[Wufu Hidden-Needle Acupuncture] Chapter 06 - Meridians and Acupuncture Points - Yuan Zhaofeng
- 07
[Wufu Hidden-Needle Acupuncture] Chapter 07: Core Three-Needle Qi Regulation and Qi-Regulation Switches — Yuan Zhaofeng
- 08
[Wufu Hidden-Needle Acupuncture] Chapter 08 — Resentment and the Spleen-Stomach Systems — Lesson 01: Aching Teeth — Yuan Zhaofeng
- 09
[Wufu Hidden-Needle Acupuncture] Chapter 08 - Resentment Injures the Spleen and Stomach - Lesson 02 - Stomach Pain and Bloating - Yuan Zhaofeng
- 10
[Wufu Hidden-Needle Acupuncture] Chapter 08: Resentment and the Spleen and Stomach — Lesson 03: Hiccups and Abdominal Bloating — Yuan Zhaofeng
Learning Experiences
Student Feedback
Combining needling and guiding principles helped me understand relationships between emotion and bodily condition.
Instead of presenting masses of points immediately, the course first explains why the study is structured this way, which is helpful for beginners.
After years in therapy work, I found the course helped me reorganize my experience and communicate services more clearly.