Specialised Acupuncture titles Pg. 3

This book is aimed at practitioners who are treating patients with painful conditions. The book provides an integrative approach using conventional and traditional Chinese Medicine in the treatment of pain with acupuncture. (2010) 545pp

This book outlines many of the key challenges in the field. These challenges relate to the nature of acupuncture and the gap between current research evidence and the actual experiences ofacupuncturists in the field. (2007) 261pp

This book is intended as a basic textbook of Chinese acupuncture as taught currently in China. It aims to present Chinese acupuncture in Western medical terms and provides a direct approach into the subject. - By David Paine. (1984) 135pp

Depression is a common disorder characterised by a pervasive and persistent lowering of mood. With the rapid economic development, the increasingly faster pace of modern life, people have to deal with greater psychological pressure. (2007) 235pp

The record of acupuncture treatment for diabetes mellitus could be found even in the ancient classic of TCM. Acupuncture, to those patients with diabetes who need to take drugs for long time, shows more advantages. (2007) 525pp

This thought-provoking new book on acupuncture provides a critical evaluation of the discipline, reviewing known facts, defining current knowledge gaps and formulating several interesting challenges for the future. (2001) 162pp

This complete & practical encyclopedia contains:Diagnosis Practicum,All Methods for Point Prescriptions,Basic & Advanced Techniques for Treatment,Scalp/Ear/Cosmetic Acupuncture, & Conceptions of TCM. Many drawings. - By K. Tsay. (2000) 512pp

Containing over 200 hundred colour photos & many case studies,this atlas is an extensive & detailed text for practitioners & students.Organised according to syndrome,the case studies offer detailed histories describing aspects of diagnosis.(2010)300pp

Blending science & practice, this unique text and clinical manual simplifies acupuncture treatment for pain management & trauma rehabilitation for integration with conventional medical care. This integrated approach relies upon familiar biomedical principles to interpret the basic mechanisms, acupoint system, and clinical procedures associated with classical acupuncture. Detailed guidance enables conventional health care professionals to quickly understand and incorporate acupuncture therapy principles for pain management into their practice. The unique Integrative Neuromuscular Acupoint System (INMAS) simplifies treatment by focusing on only 24 acupoints, out of the hundres of existing acupoints, thus creating a standardised protocol that can be customised for each patient. Readers will find detailed chapters devoted to diagnosis, neuroanatomy, treatment, and the psychology of pain - ensuring current, comprehensive coverage of this growing field. (2005) 288pp 100 illustrations

This comprehensive textbook gives us the tools to join Westernmedicine concepts to Chinese medicines own deep understandingofthe physiological principles of body function, going back toour historic roots. (2007) 748pp