Complete coverage of the 12 primary channels, the conception and governing vessels, and some of the most commonly used extra points.

Presented by Paul Johnson and Tessa Whittaker,- licensed acupuncturists and lecturers at the London College of Traditional Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine. This DVD contains: Step-by-Step instruction on properly determining body distances using Chinese Cun measurements. A virtual tour of the human body highlighting most of the major surface anatomy landmarks using stunning, medically accurate imagery from Primal Pictures. Full body-length photographs detailing the meridian pathways. Multi-camera perspective recreating the experience of having one-to-one expert tuition. A true video production,- designed to play on your computer, or better yet, on your television/dvd player where you can view the approximately 4 hours of training footage in the comfort of your living room.

Suitable for all healthcare professionals who incorporate acupuncture or acupressure in their practice, HOW TO LOCATE ACUPUNCTURE POINTS - THE DEFINITIVE DVD promises to be the most sophisticated and informative acupuncture training video produced to date.

Technical Specification

Language: English Duration: 240 minutes Picture format: PAL 16:9 Widescreen Disc format: DVD-9 R0 (Region Free) Playability: All computers and PAL ready dvd/television players.

Paul Johnson LicAC, MBAcC, LicOHM, MRCHM, BA (Hons), PGCertLTHE, AHEA Coordinator of Point Location Acupuncture Clinic Supervisor

Paul initially trained as a fine artist and was a successful self-employed illustrator and music journalist for 15 years. Having acupuncture was a life changing experience for Paul and he decided to retrain as an acupuncturist and herbalist at LCTA. A previous co-owner of the Oasis Health Clinic in London's Covent Garden, her is now in private practice in Surrey. Paul runs the Point Location unit on LCTA's BSc Acupuncture course as well as supervising in their teaching clinic.

Tessa Whittaker LicAc, MBAcC Point Location Tutor

Tessa originally worked with and rode horses. She was encouraged to study Chinese medicine by her Shiatsu teacher and came to LCTA to learn acupuncture. Throughout her time at the College, Tessa also learnt yoga and intuitive movement - a freedom of expression that is now part of her everyday life. She now works with the Parkinson's Recovery Project using yin tui na and visualization techniques on unmedicated Parkinson;s patients. Her riding background has inspired her to explore the use of Chinese medicine in the equestrian field, particularly Five Element riding and training techniques.

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