Tui Na 

You may join this one year diploma course upon finished the study of "Foundation of Chinese Medicine" and "ACU1". 

ACU1 is a prerequisite for enrolling in the Tui Na course due to its fundamental importance in understanding the principles underlying Tui Na therapy. Tui Na treatment is intricately connected to the meridian system, and knowledge of acupuncture points is essential for its effective application. By studying ACU1, students gain a comprehensive understanding of the meridian system and acupoints, which form the basis of Tui Na techniques.

Additionally, Tui Na therapy often incorporates various complementary therapies such as cupping, moxibustion, ear acupuncture, and scalp acupuncture. These therapies work synergistically with Tui Na to enhance its therapeutic effects. Therefore, familiarity with these complementary modalities, which are covered in ACU1, is crucial for mastering Tui Na therapy effectively. 

Yes, you are welcome to join DAA's Tui Na course upon finished the Foundation of Chinese Medicine, and ACU1 by written proof of your previous institute. 

Yes.

The online study focuses on Tui Na basics, covering general requirements, the therapy's history, mechanisms, indications and contraindications, treatment principles, specific regions and points for pediatric Tui Na, commonly used Tui Na techniques, and more. In-person sessions emphasize basic technique training, single and complex manipulations applied to various parts of the body and meridians, routine manipulation operations for different body parts, and Tui Na treatment strategies for various diseases.

The cost of Tui Na course 2024-2025 is  € 2400   including the readers, mid-term exam, final exam, practical exam, tea/coffee of in-person lectures. 

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