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Woodpeckers, 19 Wildcroft Drive, Wokingham, Berkshire, RG40 3HY Tel. 01189 773 433 Fax 01189 775 957 www.auricularacupuncture.org.uk
(Member of B.C.M.A. - British Complementary Medicine Association)
PROSPECTUS
Module II Auricular Acupuncture Intermediate Practitioners Certificate Thank you for your enquiry into the Auricular Acupuncture Intermediate Practitioners Certificate. The course is designed for practitioners who have completed Module I – the Auricular Acupuncture Detoxification Practitioners Certificate. It enables practitioners to broaden their knowledge of Auricular Acupuncture so that they can treat:
Addictions Allergies Digestive disorders Pain Management Nervous conditions
COURSE TRAINING The course training is carried out in two stages. Anatomy and Physiology and Auricular Acupuncture Home Study Course Prior to the workshop training you will be sent an Anatomy and Physiology study pack. You will be required to study subjects as per the Syllabus (estimated 12 to 24 hours study time) and answer questions comprehensively through correspondence. An auricular acupuncture textbook will then be sent which will need to be thoroughly read before attending the workshop.
B.C.A.Ac. Module II Prospectus & Syllabus July 2007
Page 1 of 6
Pauline Ronson
Theoretical and Practical Workshop The training covers in-depth Auricular Acupuncture theory from both the Western Medicine and Chinese Medicine approaches. It looks at the pathology of the ear and its’ interrelationship with treating chronic conditions, disorders and pain management. Safe auricular acupuncture needling practice, techniques and controls are an important feature of the course. On the practical side we use electrical acupunctoscopes for locating new points before practicing safe needling techniques for treatment. Practical assessments are carried out throughout the duration of the course. The written examination is taken on the final day. Therefore we offer a good combination of both practical and theory work on this course. Open College Network Accreditation Once students have applied and been accepted to attend our Module III training course they are registered with the Open College Network. At the beginning of the Module it is explained to them what they need to achieve by the end of it. The tutor is continually assessing their progress throughout the duration of the Module in a variety of ways, both practically and written. All students deemed to have achieved the goals of the Module receive certificates from both the British College of Auricular Acupuncture and from the Open College Network. Module II - 6 Credits at Level 3 – equivalent to NVQ Level 3 Entry Requirements This course is open to: Auricular Acupuncture Detoxification Practitioners (Proof of qualifications must accompany your application) Course Duration The course/ workshop is held over four days. The course dates can be found on our website.
Course Venue The Runnymede Centre, Chertsey Road, Addlestone, Surrey, KT15 2EP.
COURSE FEE Year 2007/8 The cost of the course is £685 B.C.A.Ac. Module II Prospectus & Syllabus July 2007
Page 2 of 6
Pauline Ronson
What is included in Course Fee: Theoretical and Practical Training in Auricular Acupuncture Needling Techniques Theory and Practical Examination Intermediate Practitioners Certificate Training Manual Anatomy and Physiology Home Study course OCN Certificate (6 credits)
What is not Included in Course Fee: Bed and Breakfast or Hotel accommodation Traveling expenses Lunches Malpractice Insurance
Malpractice & Public Liability Insurance The Society has a block Malpractice and Public Liability Insurance Scheme with H & L Balens for our Practitioners. The yearly premium is £63. Please note that this premium is not included in the course fee.
TO APPLY FOR TRAINING Please complete the attached application form and send it to the College with the deposit and a copy of your qualifications.
B.C.A.Ac. Module II Prospectus & Syllabus July 2007
Page 3 of 6
Pauline Ronson
Syllabus Module II – Auricular Acupuncture Intermediate Practitioners Certificate THEORY Auricular Acupuncture Theory Chinese Foetus Kidney Relationship Western Medicine Approach Chinese Medicine Approach Pathology of the ears Safe Needling Techniques Safe Needling Control Contra-indications Locations & Functions of Auricular Points for: Headaches (e.g. Migraine etc.) Nervous disorders (e.g. Anxiety, Stress, Depression, Insomnia etc.) Musculoskeletal Pain (e.g. Arthritis, Tendonitis, Sciatica etc.) Digestive Disorders (e.g. I.B.S., Colitis, Ulcers etc.) Allergies (e.g. Asthma, Hay Fever etc.) Addictions (e.g. Alcohol, Nicotine etc.)
PRACTICAL Practice the correct auricular needling techniques using ‘rubber ears’ before treating human ears. Location of auricular acupoints with the aid of acupunctoscopes. Practice safe auricular needling techniques on other practitioners/colleagues Receive treatment from other practitioners/colleagues. Practice auricular needling techniques on clients. Achieve a high standard of professional conduct. Manual palpation of tender/reaction acupoints for pain control. Revision and practical application of Press Needles and Magnets.
B.C.A.Ac. Module II Prospectus & Syllabus July 2007
Page 4 of 6
Pauline Ronson
Syllabus Module II – Auricular Acupuncture Intermediate Practitioners Certificate (cont.) ASSESSMENT Written theoretical examination to be taken on the last day of the course. Assessment on the practical needling application of auricular acupoints and professional conduct. ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY Home Study Course: Joints and bones Tendons, ligaments and muscles Endocrine glands Respiratory system Autonomic nervous system Digestive system Circulatory system Organs Arteries and veins
B.C.A.Ac. Module II Prospectus & Syllabus July 2007
Page 5 of 6
Pauline Ronson
Woodpeckers, 19 Wildcroft Drive, Wokingham, Berkshire, RG40 3HY Tel. 01189 773433 Fax 01189 775957 TRAINING APPLICATION FORM FOR MODULE II – AURICULAR ACUPUNCTURE INTERMEDIATE PRACTITIONERS COURSE Name.................................................................Married/Single/Divorced/Widowed Address...............................................................................................................… ………………………Post Code..........................Tel. No...................................…., Email address……………………………………………………………………………. Age.................................Occupation.................................................................….. Working Background (last 5 years)......................................................................... ……………………………………………………………………………………………… Educational Background......................................................................................... Date Completed Module I…………………………………………………….……… Where did you see this course advertised............................................................ Workshop Dates 2007/8: …………………………
Venue: The Runnymede Centre, Chertsey Road, Addlestone, Surrey, KT15 2EP.
Course fee = £685. (Deposit of £185 payable –non returnable) Bank and Payment Details Cheques should be made payable to British College of Auricular Acupuncturists Sort Code: 60-09-10 Account No. 42076935 Bank: National Westminster, 30 King Street, Gravesend, DA12 2XX We would remind you that the balance of the course fee £500 needs to be received 14 days in advance of the course and that the cancellation policy below applies: 4 weeks before the course 50% of the cost is payable 2 weeks before the course 100% of the cost is payable
B.C.A.Ac. Module II Prospectus & Syllabus July 2007
Page 6 of 6
Pauline Ronson
(Member of B.C.M.A. - British Complementary Medicine Association)
PROSPECTUS
Module II Auricular Acupuncture Intermediate Practitioners Certificate Thank you for your enquiry into the Auricular Acupuncture Intermediate Practitioners Certificate. The course is designed for practitioners who have completed Module I – the Auricular Acupuncture Detoxification Practitioners Certificate. It enables practitioners to broaden their knowledge of Auricular Acupuncture so that they can treat:
Addictions Allergies Digestive disorders Pain Management Nervous conditions
COURSE TRAINING The course training is carried out in two stages. Anatomy and Physiology and Auricular Acupuncture Home Study Course Prior to the workshop training you will be sent an Anatomy and Physiology study pack. You will be required to study subjects as per the Syllabus (estimated 12 to 24 hours study time) and answer questions comprehensively through correspondence. An auricular acupuncture textbook will then be sent which will need to be thoroughly read before attending the workshop.
B.C.A.Ac. Module II Prospectus & Syllabus July 2007
Page 1 of 6
Pauline Ronson
Theoretical and Practical Workshop The training covers in-depth Auricular Acupuncture theory from both the Western Medicine and Chinese Medicine approaches. It looks at the pathology of the ear and its’ interrelationship with treating chronic conditions, disorders and pain management. Safe auricular acupuncture needling practice, techniques and controls are an important feature of the course. On the practical side we use electrical acupunctoscopes for locating new points before practicing safe needling techniques for treatment. Practical assessments are carried out throughout the duration of the course. The written examination is taken on the final day. Therefore we offer a good combination of both practical and theory work on this course. Open College Network Accreditation Once students have applied and been accepted to attend our Module III training course they are registered with the Open College Network. At the beginning of the Module it is explained to them what they need to achieve by the end of it. The tutor is continually assessing their progress throughout the duration of the Module in a variety of ways, both practically and written. All students deemed to have achieved the goals of the Module receive certificates from both the British College of Auricular Acupuncture and from the Open College Network. Module II - 6 Credits at Level 3 – equivalent to NVQ Level 3 Entry Requirements This course is open to: Auricular Acupuncture Detoxification Practitioners (Proof of qualifications must accompany your application) Course Duration The course/ workshop is held over four days. The course dates can be found on our website.
Course Venue The Runnymede Centre, Chertsey Road, Addlestone, Surrey, KT15 2EP.
COURSE FEE Year 2007/8 The cost of the course is £685 B.C.A.Ac. Module II Prospectus & Syllabus July 2007
Page 2 of 6
Pauline Ronson
What is included in Course Fee: Theoretical and Practical Training in Auricular Acupuncture Needling Techniques Theory and Practical Examination Intermediate Practitioners Certificate Training Manual Anatomy and Physiology Home Study course OCN Certificate (6 credits)
What is not Included in Course Fee: Bed and Breakfast or Hotel accommodation Traveling expenses Lunches Malpractice Insurance
Malpractice & Public Liability Insurance The Society has a block Malpractice and Public Liability Insurance Scheme with H & L Balens for our Practitioners. The yearly premium is £63. Please note that this premium is not included in the course fee.
TO APPLY FOR TRAINING Please complete the attached application form and send it to the College with the deposit and a copy of your qualifications.
B.C.A.Ac. Module II Prospectus & Syllabus July 2007
Page 3 of 6
Pauline Ronson
Syllabus Module II – Auricular Acupuncture Intermediate Practitioners Certificate THEORY Auricular Acupuncture Theory Chinese Foetus Kidney Relationship Western Medicine Approach Chinese Medicine Approach Pathology of the ears Safe Needling Techniques Safe Needling Control Contra-indications Locations & Functions of Auricular Points for: Headaches (e.g. Migraine etc.) Nervous disorders (e.g. Anxiety, Stress, Depression, Insomnia etc.) Musculoskeletal Pain (e.g. Arthritis, Tendonitis, Sciatica etc.) Digestive Disorders (e.g. I.B.S., Colitis, Ulcers etc.) Allergies (e.g. Asthma, Hay Fever etc.) Addictions (e.g. Alcohol, Nicotine etc.)
PRACTICAL Practice the correct auricular needling techniques using ‘rubber ears’ before treating human ears. Location of auricular acupoints with the aid of acupunctoscopes. Practice safe auricular needling techniques on other practitioners/colleagues Receive treatment from other practitioners/colleagues. Practice auricular needling techniques on clients. Achieve a high standard of professional conduct. Manual palpation of tender/reaction acupoints for pain control. Revision and practical application of Press Needles and Magnets.
B.C.A.Ac. Module II Prospectus & Syllabus July 2007
Page 4 of 6
Pauline Ronson
Syllabus Module II – Auricular Acupuncture Intermediate Practitioners Certificate (cont.) ASSESSMENT Written theoretical examination to be taken on the last day of the course. Assessment on the practical needling application of auricular acupoints and professional conduct. ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY Home Study Course: Joints and bones Tendons, ligaments and muscles Endocrine glands Respiratory system Autonomic nervous system Digestive system Circulatory system Organs Arteries and veins
B.C.A.Ac. Module II Prospectus & Syllabus July 2007
Page 5 of 6
Pauline Ronson
Woodpeckers, 19 Wildcroft Drive, Wokingham, Berkshire, RG40 3HY Tel. 01189 773433 Fax 01189 775957 TRAINING APPLICATION FORM FOR MODULE II – AURICULAR ACUPUNCTURE INTERMEDIATE PRACTITIONERS COURSE Name.................................................................Married/Single/Divorced/Widowed Address...............................................................................................................… ………………………Post Code..........................Tel. No...................................…., Email address……………………………………………………………………………. Age.................................Occupation.................................................................….. Working Background (last 5 years)......................................................................... ……………………………………………………………………………………………… Educational Background......................................................................................... Date Completed Module I…………………………………………………….……… Where did you see this course advertised............................................................ Workshop Dates 2007/8: …………………………
Venue: The Runnymede Centre, Chertsey Road, Addlestone, Surrey, KT15 2EP.
Course fee = £685. (Deposit of £185 payable –non returnable) Bank and Payment Details Cheques should be made payable to British College of Auricular Acupuncturists Sort Code: 60-09-10 Account No. 42076935 Bank: National Westminster, 30 King Street, Gravesend, DA12 2XX We would remind you that the balance of the course fee £500 needs to be received 14 days in advance of the course and that the cancellation policy below applies: 4 weeks before the course 50% of the cost is payable 2 weeks before the course 100% of the cost is payable
B.C.A.Ac. Module II Prospectus & Syllabus July 2007
Page 6 of 6
Pauline Ronson
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