Acupuncture 207: History & Philosophy of Acupuncture provides a comprehensive review of the origins, philosophical foundations, and evolving theories of acupuncture. This course explores how ancient concepts developed over time and how traditional ideas continue to influence modern acupuncture practice. The material is designed to deepen understanding, broaden clinical perspective, and enhance appreciation for acupuncture as both an art and a science.
Approximately 1 hour (Video Format)
Bill Rice, DC, LAc, FACCN is a globally recognized leader in integrative chiropractic care. With more than 45 years of clinical excellence, Dr. Rice is known for advancing chiropractic acupuncture education and clinical nutrition for chiropractors. Through his PACE-approved courses at CCEDseminars, he translates complex historical and philosophical concepts into meaningful clinical understanding, supporting informed, safe, and effective practice.
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