PLUS Course | Day 1 of a 3-day series of Auricular Acupuncture Workshops
Presented at the Clock Tower Inn, Ventura, CA
Friday, March 24, 2023
9:00am - 4:30pm
Friday, March 24, 2023
9:00am - 4:30pm
The Screaming Ear: Global Methods, Applications & Perspectives in Auricular Acupuncture Day 1
Join us for this standalone course, The Screaming Ear. Or, enroll in the 3-day series to save $167 CAD/$125 USD* for a total of 18 CEUs (NCCAOM & California Acupuncture Board) with the 3-day bundle: see options when you hover on enrollment button below.
The Screaming Ear — based on presentations by Jacqueline Adler, MD — presents the ear as a precise map of the brain that can be non-invasively assessed for treating challenging and chronic health conditions. Skills learned on day 1 of the series, include:
The Screaming Ear — based on presentations by Jacqueline Adler, MD — presents the ear as a precise map of the brain that can be non-invasively assessed for treating challenging and chronic health conditions. Skills learned on day 1 of the series, include:
- Methods for increased precision and accuracy in active point detection
- Vascular Autonomic Signal palpation
- Ability to better compare and contrast multiple schools of auricular maps
- Broadened understanding through international auricular perspectives
- Polyvagal-informed neuroanatomy
- COVID-19 recovery and as supported by the neuro-functional auricular portal
- Mental healthcare and wellness as guided by the neuro-functional auricular portal
This auricular training series is for experienced and new learners alike. The 3-day bundle offers demonstrations and guided hands-on practice sessions that demonstrate techniques and approaches from all levels of Auricular Medicine.
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Your Instructors
Dr. Jacqueline Adler, MD
Dr. Adler serves on the board of directors for the Auriculotherapy Certification Institute (ACI), and is clinical faculty at Emperor’s College of Oriental Medicine and Acupuncture in Santa Monica. She is a medical educator who maintains a private practice devoted to Auriculotherapy, and shares her passion for bridging and uniting the diverse paradigms and world views of both eastern and western medicine.
As a native born Californian who has worked, traveled, trained and taught around the world, Dr. Adler’s scope of medical practice has been broad. Prior to medical school, she completed her Master of Public Health from San Diego State University. It was during this program that her dedication to disadvantaged populations and world health became focused.
She graduated from medical school in 1992 from the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston, Texas, and then completed her residency in Internal Medicine at UCSF San Francisco in 1995. Her training also includes a Diploma in Tropical Medicine & Hygiene (DTM&H London) during winter of 1996, and she is a Diplomate in the Royal College of Physicians of London. Following completion of a Stanford Fellowship in Infectious Diseases, in 1999, she was awarded a scholarship at the Stanford Faculty Developmental Center for Medical Teachers. Dr. Adler is considered a medical educator. Her teaching credentials include: guest lecturer and visiting faculty at the University of Health Sciences in Phnom Penh, Cambodia during the fall of 2003, where she wrote and presented the first English seminar in Infectious Diseases and Antibiotic Use; and, clinical instructor and lecturer for the Wyoming WWAMI Program affiliated with the University of Washington School of Medicine from 2007 to 2009.
Her interest in acupuncture and oriental medicine began in the mid 1970’s when she began seeing a Chinese acupuncturist for her personal health. Dr. Adler’s training in acupuncture began in 1985 through UCLA. Since that time, she has become a practitioner and teacher of Auricular Acupuncture. She has trained with Dr. Terry Oleson, Dr. Richard Niemtzow and Dr. Raphael Nogier.
Dave Maybee, RMT
Lead trainer and Academic Director of the Canadian Institute of Auricular Medicine.
Dave Maybee is a consummate advocate for the auricular field. During his 20 years of involvement with the Canadian Institute of Auricular Medicine (CIAM), he has collaborated with many leading educators and practitioners in the field. He passionately parlays his experience and expertise from his private practice in Auricular Medicine, and his insights gleaned from decades of presenting internationally on the subject of Auricular Medicine.
Auricular learners on their CIAM experience...
Thank you and all the teachers and staff of CIAM for providing such a good learning plateform.
your efforts are very much appreciated!”
Dr. Sun Pei, DO
Physician specializing in family medicine and acupuncture, New Hyde Park, NY
Physician specializing in family medicine and acupuncture, New Hyde Park, NY
I can see that the website and the way course material is presented has advanced in the last couple years. I like it. Seems to work for me. Must have been a lot of work!”
Leslie McGee, RN, LAc
Tucson Acupuncture & Chinese Herbs, Tucson, AZ
Tucson Acupuncture & Chinese Herbs, Tucson, AZ
After 33 years of continuing education courses I can say I have not experienced such a well prepped and gentle presentation of a veritable tidal wave of information.”
Candice Ellis, LAc
Private Practice and Faculty New England School of Acupuncture, Beverly, MA
Private Practice and Faculty New England School of Acupuncture, Beverly, MA