I’m absolutely loving this back pain webinar from Korean MD and orthopedic and pain specialist Daun Jeong. It’s extremely organized, thorough, and systematic. HIGHLY HIGHLY recommended.
I thought it was excellent! It shows how much he really knows his stuff!
I love the flowchart and organization- that is something that most of the orthopedic workshops I have taken have been sorely missing. It’s really a problem. They show how to release and stimulate certain muscles, but the process from start to finish is lacking cohesion. Cohesion is something it undoubtedly has, and that so many acupuncturists need so they don’t over treat, take too much time, keep patients on the table too long, etc.
Amy Green L.Ac.
This was an outstanding class. I really liked the systematic approach to assessing and treating low back pain presented in this course. Dr. Jeong has put together the most important components of the lumbar exam in one cohesive, efficient, and easy to follow format. I look forward to implementing his treatment strategies in my clinic and to continue learning more from his upcoming courses.
Alvaro Toledo L.Ac.
No joke! This is epic. If you have little experience, this is the go-to course you should take.
The faster, the better. I can diagnose and treat the patient faster than ever after the course. Well-made manual rules!!
This course totally changed my practice. Now I can approach the patient step-by-step in a highly confident manner.
Besides the things learned in university, I was able to learn various things about acupuncture in practice and in other acupuncture lectures, but there was a limit to integrating it into my treatment and making a protocol to make it mine. However, listening to director Daun Jeong’s lecture, I was able to provide reliable treatment for acupuncture treatment. Honestly, when discussing the standardization of oriental medicine, I always had been skeptical. However, when I completed the lecture of the director, I thought that it would be possible, at least, in acupuncture treatment. I would like to once again express my gratitude to Daun Jeong for rolling out such a great lecture 🙂 Other lectures for the entire body are also expected. Thank you.
It was great to be able to learn the physical examination that would be the most useful in the clinic. Overwhelmed by the numerous physical examinations, I was not sure which exams to run, in this regard the course was obviously helpful. I was curious about how the treatment we are doing (such as acupuncture, cupping, e-stim, and acupoint injection) affects the muscle strength and tissue of the patient. I’m armed with an excellent manual of musculoskeletal disorders now.
Now, the physical examination is not just in books. I’m utilizing more physical exams than before. Additionally, I can explain the prognosis in-depth to the patient. I’m trying to spend more time on diagnosis and testing than on treatment time. I’m trying not only to improve the subjective symptoms of patients as they progress but also to check objective signs that I can check to see if they improve.
There was no way to appeal to the patient when the symptoms were not improved after the treatment of acupuncture based on meridians and A-shi points. It was awe-inspiring for me that there is a way to dive into more analytically, which shows a phenomenal effect. The patients and I are both more than happy after taking classes.
