Acupuncture and Moxibustion

Ye Family Xinfa Acupuncture — Heritage Tradition

Study individualized point selection in Ye Family Xinfa Acupuncture, centered on yin-yang balance, locating points through bone palpation, and correspondence principles.

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About This Course

Course Introduction

Taught by Ye Haokun, Heritage Ye Family Xinfa Acupuncture comes from the family's acupuncture tradition, centring on yin-yang balance in the Huangdi Neijing and the principle of seeking the root of disease. Rather than using fixed points, it studies palpation of bony depressions, prominences and other qi-and-blood response sites, alongside principles such as treating the right for left-sided concerns, lower areas for upper concerns and corresponding joints. Topics include foundational yin-yang needling theory, correspondence principles, palpation-based point location and systematic needling methods.

Learn Step by Step

What You Will Learn

  • This course explains the yin–yang correspondence logic of Ye Family Xinfa Acupuncture and a learning path from finding bodily response points and assessing correspondences to applying its systematic needling methods.

  • The course suits learners moving beyond point memorization toward individualized point selection, and those with an acupuncture foundation seeking stronger skills in identifying reactive points and reviewing cases.

Course Structure

Course Outline

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

  1. 01

    [Ye Family Xinfa Yin-Yang Acupuncture — Heritage Tradition] Introductory Lesson - Ye Haokun

  2. 02

    [Ye Family Xinfa Yin-Yang Needling — Heritage Tradition] Lesson 01: Foundational Theory — Ye Haokun

  3. 03

    [Ye Family Xinfa Yin-Yang Needling — Heritage Tradition] Lesson 02: Yin-Yang Correspondence Principles — Ye Haokun

  4. 04

    [Ye Family Xinfa Yin-Yang Acupuncture — Heritage Tradition] Lesson 03 - Locating Yin-Yang Points by Bone Palpation - Ye Haokun

  5. 05

    [Ye Family Xinfa Yin-Yang Needling — Heritage Tradition] Lesson 04: Two Hand Needles — Ye Haokun

  6. 06

    [Ye Family Xinfa Yin-Yang Needling — Heritage Tradition] Lesson 05: Tongfu Needling — Ye Haokun

  7. 07

    [Ye Family Xinfa Yin-Yang Acupuncture — Heritage Tradition] Lesson 06 - Sinew-Stretching Needling - Ye Haokun

  8. 08

    [Ye Family Xinfa Yin-Yang Needling — Heritage Tradition] Lesson 07: Shoulder-Release Needling — Ye Haokun

  9. 09

    [Ye Family Xinfa Yin-Yang Needling — Heritage Tradition] Lesson 08: Three-Needle Shoulder Technique — Ye Haokun

  10. 10

    [Ye Family Xinfa Yin-Yang Acupuncture — Heritage Tradition] Lesson 09 - Elbow and Knee Needling - Ye Haokun

Learning Experiences

Student Feedback

Locating points by palpating bones gave me a new understanding of point selection, beyond memorizing fixed points.
Ms. Feng / Student in Japan
★★★★★
Correspondences such as addressing left-sided concerns from the right and upper-body concerns from below are explained clearly and work well for review charts.
Chris Huang / Learner in the United Kingdom
★★★★☆
The course includes many system-based needling methods. I will start by organizing the pain and neck-and-shoulder sections.
Mr. Yuan / Student in the Philippines
★★★★★