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Level II: Comprehensive Training in Neuro-Acupuncture

35 CEUs (NCCAOM, CA, FL, TX)

Three levels of training are required to achieve certification in Neuroacupuncture. Levels II and III are five-day intensive workshops taught by experts in the varying subject matter. Students must successfully complete each level in sequence to qualify for the next level.

Level II explores advanced scalp acupuncture techniques, including in-depth discussion about assessment and treatment of neurological disorders involving actual brain damage, such as stroke and traumatic brain injury. More qi cultivation techniques will be introduced as well as modules in nutrition for the nervous system and case report writing and analysis. 

Prerequisite:

Must have successfully completed the Comprehensive Training in Neuroacupuncture, Level I.

Level ll Topics

Fang Style Scalp Acupuncture
Neuroacupuncture for the Treatment of Autism
Advanced Neuroanatomy
Neuroacupuncture for the Treatment of TBI & Concussion
Neuropathology
Advanced Physical Therapy for CNS Disorders
Chinese Herbal Medicine for Integrative Neurology 
Peripheral Nerve Electro-Modulation for Neuro-Rehab
Advanced Acupuncture Technique
Neuroacupuncture for the Treatment of Multiple Sclerosis

Note: Topic subject to change without notice.
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NAI, CTNP Level II Training, film by Doug Derth

Education

NAI’s mission is to train Doctors of Oriental Medicine, Licensed Acupuncturists and Medical Acupuncturists in the art and skill of Neuroacupuncture.

NAI launched the inaugural Comprehensive Training in Neuroacupuncture Program (CTNP) in June 2017 with the intention of training as many licensed acupuncture practitioners and physicians as possible, addressing the demand for treatment for central nervous system disorders. 

“If you wish you could do more to help patients with seriously debilitating central nervous system conditions, you will benefit from attending this course.”

Learn more about NAI’s Comprehensive Training in Neuroacupuncture Program.

Research

Phase II of NAI’s strategic plan is to conduct research with the intention of furthering the science and establishing credible data supporting the remarkable results of Neuroacupuncture. Currently, NAI is pursuing viable research opportunities through several Medical Universities as well as through independent researchers.

NAI offers training in data collection within the Comprehensive Training in Neuroacupuncture Program. Practitioners are asked to collect data, provide case studies, prepare posters for presentation at Integrative Medical conferences and write articles for submission to peer-reviewed journals.  NAI will gather the data to develop a comprehensive resource library.

Published Articles and Research

Treatment

Seeking Treatment?
The founders of the Neuro-Acupuncture Institute, Drs. Jason and Linda Hao, operate private practices and are accepting new patients. Please contact their clinics directly at the numbers below:
• Hao Acupuncture Clinic
  Albuquerque, New Mexico:
  505-822-9878
• Hao Acupuncture Clinic
 Santa Fe, New Mexico:
  505-986-0542

Find a Neuroacupuncture Practitioner Near You

Over 150 licensed acupuncture practitioners and physicians have joined the NAI network since the institutes inception in June 2017. To find a practitioner near you click on the link below.

NAI Map of Practitioners