Constitution and Beliefs in Chinese Medicine: Acupuncture for the Treatment of the Hidden Roots of Disease

Dr. Hamid Montakab has created a series of six courses on the topic of Acupuncture for the Treatment of Hidden Roots of Diseases. They can be taken as stand-alone, à la carte, or you can choose to do the full series.Available On-Demand:  Consciousness, The Mind and Reality: Acupuncture's Role In Regaining Psychosomatic Sovereignty and Well-Being (5 CEU/PDA/CPD)Available On-Demand: Psyche and Emotions in Chinese Medicine: Acupuncture for the Treatment of the Hidden Roots of Disease (5 CEU/PDA/CPD)This is the registration page for: Constitution and Beliefs in Chinese Medicine: Acupuncture for the Treatment of the Hidden Roots of Disease (5 CEU/PDA/CPD)Available On-Demand: Temperaments and Beliefs in Chinese Medicine: Acupuncture for the Treatment of the Hidden Roots of Disease (10 CEU/PDA/CPD)Available On-Demand: Trauma and Beliefs in Chinese Medicine: Acupuncture for the Treatment of the Hidden Roots of Disease (5 CEU/PDA/CPD)Available On-Demand:  Body Memories and Beliefs in Chinese Medicine: Acupuncture for the Treatment of the Hidden Roots of Disease (5 CEU/PDA/CPD) Course Description The human basic “Constitution” is transmitted by the parental essences (Jing). In the pre-natal stage, the constitution will influence the preferential development of specific organ systems, thus defining the physiology and the morphology of the person. Additionally, the constitution (Jing & Zong Qi) will predispose the development of a specific "Temperament". Together with post-natal conditioning and personal life experiences the constitution and the temperament are responsible for the formation of individual belief systems and the psycho-emotional expressions of a person. The basic belief mechanisms and habitual mind-sets will further define how the outer world is perceived and will influence the physiology as well as the pathology of a person.