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Acupuncture 209 gives chiropractors a clear, clinically relevant understanding of Yin/Yang theory and the 8 Principles of Traditional Chinese Medicine. These concepts form the foundation of pattern recognition used to differentiate internal versus external conditions, hot versus cold patterns, and excess versus deficiency states. :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}
You’ll learn how these diagnostic frameworks connect to meridian relationships and clinical decision-making, helping you apply acupuncture theory in a practical, patient-centered way.
This course strengthens pattern-based clinical decision-making for chiropractors integrating acupuncture—supporting clearer differentiation of hot/cold and excess/deficiency presentations, and improving the logic behind point-selection and treatment planning.
The frameworks taught here help you move from symptom-labeling to structured, repeatable pattern recognition rooted in the 8 Principles
Dr. Heather Wright, DC, Lac., CCEP
Extremities & Acupuncture Specialist | Animal Chiropractic Advocate
Weatherford, TX
Dr. Wright is a nationally recognized chiropractic extremities specialist and award-winning practitioner known for dynamic teaching and expertise in human and animal chiropractic care. As a core faculty member at CCEDseminars, she delivers PACE-approved online chiropractic CE courses focused on extremity adjusting, sports rehabilitation, animal chiropractic education, and acupuncture integration.
Her instruction emphasizes practical, evidence-based tools designed for real-world application and Monday-morning results.
This course provides 1 hour of chiropractic continuing education and is recognized as PACE & CCE approved through Texas Chiropractic College. Credits are accepted by most state chiropractic boards.
Note: Yes—1 CE credit, valid in most states, provinces and countries.
Is this course suitable for chiropractors new to acupuncture?
Yes. The course clearly explains the foundational concepts and how to use them clinically.
Does this course focus on theory or clinical application?
Both. Classical theory is presented specifically to support real-world pattern recognition and decision-making. :contentReference[oaicite:7]{index=7}
Is this course PACE approved?
Yes. It is PACE & CCE approved through Texas Chiropractic College.
How long is the course?
This course provides 1 CE hour.
What topics are covered?
Yin/Yang theory, the 8 Principles (internal/external, hot/cold, excess/deficient), and meridian Yin/Yang classifications. :contentReference[oaicite:8]{index=8}
If I need a different course instead, what are my options?
Reach out to the CCEDseminars team for a course exchange.