March 18, 2018 World Federation of Chinese Medicine Societies 3rd North American Summit 2018 San Francisco International Symposium on Chinese Medicine
March 18, 2018 World Federation of Chinese Medicine Societies
3rd North American Summit
2018 San Francisco International Symposium on Chinese Medicine
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World Federation of Chinese Medicine Societies
3rd North American Summit
2018 San Francisco International Symposium on Chinese Medicine
March 18, 2018
San Francisco, CA
Co-organizers:
World Federation of Chinese Medicine Societies (WFCMS)
American Association of Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture (AACMA)
Co-sponsors:
Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine (China)
Beijing Huaxia Chinese Medicine Development Foundation (China)
Yunnan Association of Chinese Medicine (China)
California State Oriental Medical Association
Supporters:
Chinese Herb Trade Association of America
Five Branches University
American College of Traditional Chinese Medicine at CIIS
University of East-West Medicine
Nine Stars University
Academy of Chinese Culture and Health Science
Acupuncture and Integrative Medicine College
Time: 03/18/2018, 9:00 am to 5:30pm
Venue：Marriott Hotel，480 Sutter St., SF，CA 94108
Languages: Mandarin, English
Agenda
(Subject to change)
8:30 am–9:00 am Registration
9:00am—10:00am Opening Ceremony
Master of Ceremony: Huashu Shen
Opening Remarks by President Sam Huang
Guest Speakers and Thought leaders： （6 speakers, 5-10 mins/each speaker）
Speaker 1: Li, Zheng-Ji, Honorary President of 2018 San Francisco International Symposium on Chinese Medicine
Speaker 2: Liu, Xiaohong, Vice-president of Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine
Speaker 3: Liu, Qiong, CEO of Yunnan Shen Ai TCM Center
Speaker 4: Jin, Xuefeng, Deputy General Secretary of Huaxia Chinese Medicine Development Foundation
Speaker 5: Adcock,Robyn CEO of CSOMA
Speaker 6. Luo, Brian: Executive Chairman of the Senior Expert Advisory Committee of the World Federation of Chinese Medicine Societies, Standing Advisor of the American Association of Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture
Speaker 7: Tu, Ying, Honorary President of World Federation of Chinese Medicine Societies
10:00am—10:10 am Group Photograph
10:10am—10:30am Break
10:30 am—12:30 pm Subject Speeches
- Chinese Lecture Hall
Masters of Ceremony：Zhiwei Xu, Jun Hu
Speeches on Chinese Medicine: (4 speakers, 30 mins/ each)
- Lingnan Style Treatment for Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease – Prof. & VP Liu, Xiao Hong , Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine
- Review of 30 years of Eastern-western Integrative Approach for Hallux Valgus – Prof. Wen, Jianmin， Wangjing Hospital , China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences
- Liu’s Approach for Neck & Lumbar Pain – Ass. Prof. Chen, Hongbo, Hubei university of Chinese Medicine
- Unveil the Depth of Abdominal Acupuncture – Dr. Po, Congyan, Beijing Po’s Abdominal Medical Research Institute
- English Lecture Hall
Master of Ceremony: Chulong Xue
Keynote Speech: Application of Distal Points for Treating Soft Tissue injuries – Dr. Pan, Ning
12:30 pm —13:30 pm Lunch break
13:30 pm—17:30 pm
A1. Chinese Lecture Hall 1：
Masters of Ceremony： Xiong Chen, Jun Yang
(2 speakers, 30 mins/each)
- Herbal Products for PCOS Infertility – Dr. Wang, Aiyan, Executive Director of Reproduction committee of WFCMS, Japan XinHuo Co.
- Research findings for the Effect of Acupuncture on Expression of WNT Signal Pathway Related Factors in Brain Tissue of Rats with Cerebral Hemorrhage – President Zou, Wei, Heilongjiang University of Chinese Medicine First Affiliated Hospital.
(10 speakers-15 mins/each)
- Treatment of Myopia by Pediatric Tuina Therapy – Prof. Yu, Juan, Shandong University of Traditional Chinese Medicine Affiliated Hospital
- Vital Role of Neck Muscles Injuries in Cervical Diseases – Dr. Luo, Lin, Director of Guangdong Second TCM Hospital
- Efficacy of Weiping Tissue Regeneration Plasters for Burns and Scars – Dr. Shen, Weiping , Director of Burn Specialty Department of China Jiangsu Yancheng Engineering Institute
- Application of Peng’s Acupuncture for Diabetes and Complications – Dr. Peng, Yuanxin, Director of Peng’s Chinese Health Center
- Correlation Between Diseases and Blood Stasis – Dr. Li Song, Guangzhou Guo Yi Tang Biological Technology Co., Ltd.
- Research of Wu Mei Spray for Post-Lumbar-operative Gastrointestinal Dysfunction – Prof. Chen, Peiyi, Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine ,College of Nursing
- Research Findings of the Effect of HAART Moxibustion On CD4+ T helper cells of HIV/ AIDS Patients –Prof. Chen, Xin, Kunming TCM Hospital, Director Of HIV/AIDS Dpt.
- Let the World Filled With Magic Moxibustion, Pres. Lv, Xinhui, Beijing Yudaotang Institute of Medical Technology
- Three China’s Patented Innovative approaches for Bone Necrosis, Osteomyelitis, Rheumatoid Arthritis- Pres. Wang, Guozheng, Zhengzhou Guozheng TCM Osteopathic Hospital.
- TCM Theories – Foundation for Humane Life and Daily Activities – Pres. Yang, Henan Xizhong, Xinlin Hospital,
A2. Chinese Lecture Hall 2 Chinese Talks and Acupuncture Technique Demonstrations (40 mins/person)
Masters of Ceremony: Guangwei Zhao, Jia Yang
- Microsystem Acupuncture – Prof. Fang, Ben Zheng, Five Branches University
- Release for Supraspinatus Tendonitis – Wang, Xiaoping, L. Ac. Member of AACMA
- Fascia Structural and Mechanical Approach for Lumbar Pain –Jiang, Shanhong , L. Ac. Member of AACMA
- A Cocktail Treatment for Trigeminal Nerve Pain – Prof. Zhao, Guangwei, Five Branches University, Vice President of AACMA,
- Clinical Application of Kinetic Rehabilitation – Ouyang, Guang L. Ac. Member of AACMA
- English Lecture Hall (55mins/each speaker)
Masters of Ceremony：Joyce Wu, Lin Yang
- Treatment for A Herniated Lumber Disc – Chen, Yiwei, L. Ac.
- Introduction of TCM and Western Medical Approaches on Treating Perimenopausal Insomnia – Yang, Sherry , L. Ac.
- Beyond Acupuncture-3D Needling – Dawson, William. DAOM, L. Ac. NCCAOM
- An Introduction to the Miracles of Auricular Medicine – TruthSayer, DAOM, L. Ac.
(Speakers, topics and agenda are subject to change. Please refer to the agenda of March 18, 2018 for accuracy)
7 CEU credits for Category 1 are approved
B, English language session
Host: Chulong Xue
Application of Distal Points for Treating Soft Tissue Injuries — by professor Ning Pan
Professor Ning Pan graduated from Guangzhou TCM College and South Baylo University. He studied with Jin Rui, Peng Jingshan, Li Huanyan, and Qian Zuoyao, prominent practitioners in acupuncture, TCM and western medicine. Dr. Pan has been practicing and teaching acupuncture for more than 25 years in China, Japan, and the United States. He is currently a core faculty member at the American College of Traditional Chinese Medicine. His specialties include pain management, sports injuries, soft tissue injuries, neurological disorders, and stress-related disorders. He has published several papers in these areas.
12:30 pm —13:30 pm Lunch break (lunch not included)
Afternoon Sessions
(13:30 pm—17:30 pm)
A1, Chinese language session I
Hosts： Shawn Chen, Jun Yang
Recent research on Chinese Medicine: by 12 presenters from China
(4 speakers -30 minutes/each, 6 speakers -15 minutes/each)
A2, Chinese language session II
Acupuncture technique demonstration (55 minutes/each presenter)
Hosts：William Zhao, Jia Yang
1, A Cocktail Treatment for Trigeminal Nerve Pain — by William Zhao, PhD, L. Ac
2，Myofascial Release for Lumbar Pain — by Shanhong Jiang, L. Ac
3，Treatment for Supraspinatus Tendinitis — by Xiaoping Wang, PhD, L. Ac
4，Clinical Application of Kinetic Rehabilitation — by Guang Ouyang, L. Ac
B，English language session (55 minutes/each speaker)
Hosts：Phil Yang, Joyce Wu
1， Treatment for A Herniated Lumber Disc
— by Edwin Chen, DC, L. Ac
2, Introduction of TCM and Western Medical Approaches on Treating Perimenopausal insomnia —— by Sherry Yang, DAOM, L. Ac
Dr. Sherry Yang has practiced and managed the Berkeley Acupuncture Center since 2003. She has also engaged in teaching WM and TCM courses such as WM Diagnosis, WM Science I and II, TCM Diagnosis I and II, Integrated TCM and WM, and TCM Gynecology in ACCHS and ACTCM respectively since 2000. Sherry served as an Expert Consultant for California Acupuncture Board from 2014 to 2017.
Sherry Yang got her Doctor of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine in 2012 from ACTCM, Master of Science in Traditional Chinese Medicine in 2003 from ACCHS, and Bachelor of Medicine from Shanghai Medical University in 1985.
3, Beyond Acupuncture —-3D Needling — by William Dawson, DAOM, L. Ac., NCCAOM
Professor Dawson is a lecturer at California’s University of Herbal Medicine and every year in August he is a guest lecturer at Beijing University of Chinese Medicine in Beijing. He is the only Non Chinese 5th generation Inheritor of Dr. Cheng Xin Nong Acupuncture lineage and a long time follower of his grandson Dr. Cheng Kai. Together Dr. Cheng Kai and Dr. Dawson travel worldwide lecturing and appearing on television programs.
Last fall Dr. Dawson edited Cheng Xin Nong’s book Chinese Acupuncture and Moxibustion, commonly called CAM. Every August 10 doctors follow Dr. Dawson to observe in the largest acupuncture hospital in Beijing for advanced training and certification. Since 2008 he has been practicing Neurology at his Sunnyvale clinic with the inventor of head needle therapy Dr.Jiao Shunfa for stroke and Parkinson’s patients.
4, An Introduction to the Miracles of Auricular Medicine — by Truthsayer , DAOM, L. Ac
Dr. Truthsayer has been a disciple of Dr. Huang Li Chun, WHO pronounced world leader of Auricular Medicine. Dr TruthSayer has presented at two World Academy of Auricular Medicine international conferences , 2009 and 2012, Auricular Medicine and Psychology and The Effectiveness of Auricular Medicine in Treating Psychological and Physiological Conditions of Neuroendocrine Disorders. She teaches at the Institute of Auricular and Transcendental Medicine and practices in her clinic – Transcendental Acupuncture in Central San Rafael CA. She is former faculty at ACTCM and President Emeritus of CSOMA.wwwDrTruthSayer.com
(7 CEU credits for Category 1 )
Fees
| Seminar Fee | Pre-registration | On-site |
| Non – AACMA Member | $180 | $200 |
| AACMA, CSOMA Member and the Faculty of Supporters | $30 (with 2018 membership card. CSOMA member and faculty to pay onsite with ID) ) | |
| Student | $30 (with valid student ID card) | |
AACMA Member：If you have not paid your 2017 membership fee ($120) and PAC donation ($80), please Sent checks to AACMA,777 Stockton St Suite 105, San Francisco, CA 94108 ASAP, or you can bring your checks (you must bring two checks to pay each of them separately) to the class to pay them on site. Please write your name and license number on your checks.
Non AACMA/CSOMA Member (1) Pre-registration deadline is March. 11, 2018. (2) Refund Policy: 100% refund prior to Feb. 18, 2018; 50% prior to March. 4, 2018; none thereafter. All refunds are subject to a fee of $20.00. (3) Please make your check payable to AACMA, 777 Stockton St Suite 105, San Francisco, CA 94108, Memo: 3/18 Symposium. (4) Please write your name and license number on the upper right corner of your check.
Contacts: Steve Zhong Tel:(415)981-8384, Fax:(415)981-8385 email:aacmaus@gmail.com