NWHSU CEU's

HealingCommunity Trauma: How to do Acupuncture for Traumatic Events

NCCAOM National and State (CA, FL, TX) approved continuing education

Acupuncturists Without Borders is offering a PDA/CEU qualified comprehensive weekend training October 24-25, 2009, at The Minnesota College of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine.

Includes:

• How to set up a Mobile Clinic
• How to create teams that flourish together
• How to work in a disaster situation
• How to work with severely traumatized communities and individuals
• How to recognize and manage acute traumatic stress
• How to set up a community acupuncture event in your local area
• Ethical and safety issues.
• Qi gong instruction and practice for reducing stress in toxic situations.
• Logistics and practical application of a Community Style acupuncture session.

  Participation in an AWB training is not solely for the purpose of becoming an AWB volunteer. We welcome all attendees, whether or not you will become or already are an AWB volunteer.

  PDA/CEUs: 15 PDA/CEUs accepted by the NCCAOM, Florida and California (including 4 PDAs that meet the Ethics and Safety requirements of the NCCAOM).

  Location:
  Minnesota College of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine
  2501 West 84th Street
  Bloomington, Minnesota 55431
  Phone: (800/952) 888-4777, ext. 409
  www.nwhealth.edu
  

  Dates: October 24-25, 2009
  Times: Saturday and Sunday - 9:00am - 5:30pm

  Cost:
  $330.00 - Regular Registration
  Space may be limited, so early payment is recommended.

  Discounts: AWB Members, Full-Time Students, former AWB volunteers to New Orleans, California or Iowa or FSOMA members receive a 10% discount.

  ** The cost of this training includes our AWB Training Packet and a free electronic version of our Site Manual for Field Clinics. These materials are unique and invaluable for implementing mobile field clinics.

  Contact:
  Jessica Villalobos, Administrator
  Email: trainings@acuwithoutborders.org
  Phone: 505.266.3878