Steven Collins
East West College of Natural Medicine, USA
Title: Selecting three or fewer points to treat any given patient
Biography
Biography: Steven Collins
Abstract
In clinical practice, the selection of points is integral to the treatment of a patient. Many practitioners select five, six, up to as many as ten or more points to treat patients. Although there is merit to this approach, in this author's clinical experience, far greater response can be achieved by selecting no more than three points to treat any given patient. This approach not only minimizes patient discomfort and “needle-overload”, but forces the practitioner to be crystal-clear on what is being treated. This workshop will introduce clinicians to the concept and practice of selecting a minimal number of points (sometimes only a single point) to treat patients.