Acupuncture 208: Mental Health Applications | CCEDseminars

Acupuncture 208: Mental Health Applications examines the emerging role of acupuncture as a supportive modality for stress- and anxiety-related conditions. With mental health challenges affecting tens of millions of Americans and access to care often limited, this course explores how acupuncture may be incorporated within a scope-appropriate, integrative care framework. Emphasis is placed on clinical evaluation, responsible patient selection, and evidence-informed point strategies.

Estimated Completion Time

Approximately 1 hour (Video Format)

Course Objectives

• Identify patients presenting with behavioral and stress-related disorders
• Develop individualized, scope-appropriate treatment strategies
• Discuss the role of Accugraph evaluation in clinical assessment
• Illustrate appropriate acupuncture points for mental health intervention

Treatment Options Discussed

• Psychotherapy and counseling approaches
• Pharmacologic interventions (overview and referral considerations)
• Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) in advanced care settings

Course Structure

• Concise instructional modules focused on clinical application
• Discussion of evaluation tools and decision-making frameworks
• Point selection guidance aligned with mental health support
• Knowledge checks reinforcing safe and ethical practice

Quick Course Details

• Credit Hours: 1
• Self-paced online access to recorded content
• Pause and resume at any time
• Certificate available immediately upon completion
• No scheduled sessions required; up to one year to complete

About the Instructor

Bill Rice, DC, LAc is a nationally recognized leader in integrative chiropractic care with more than 45 years of clinical experience. Known for advancing chiropractic acupuncture education, Dr. Rice delivers practical, evidence-informed instruction that emphasizes patient safety, ethical practice, and real-world clinical relevance through his PACE-approved courses at CCEDseminars.