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- A range of techniques using fingers, hands and arms
- Massage techniques for neck and shoulders, arms, back, legs and head and face.
- Acupressure techniques used in conjunction with Tui-Na
- Safety and well-being of patients
- Contraindications for Tui-Na treatment
Module C4. Clinical Practice and Supervision - Patient consultation, taking notes
- Setting up a treatment facility including safety and hygiene
- Setting up and maintaining patient records
Chi Gung (Qigong) Chinese health exercises provide an excellent support for Tui-Na massage practitioners. Students will have the opportunity to learn some Chi Gung exercises during the weekend sessions.
Supervision
Students will have two months in which to submit 12 case studies of treatments they have carried out. Assessment of these will form part of the final award.
ASSESSMENT
The assessment of student progress will be based mainly on a continuous process throughout the course. The School approach is to make this process as transparent and stress-free as possible.
Module C1. At the beginning of each weekend session at the School, students will be given a simple and short multiple choice question paper on the previous learning and home based assignments for that month. On the last weekend there will be a final question paper.
Module C2. At the beginning of each point location session students will be assessed on their ability to locate previously learned points. On the last weekend of the course there will be a point location test.
Module C3. At each session students will be asked to demonstrate previously learned Tui-Na techniques and to show their knowledge of contraindications and safety and well being of patients. On the last weekend of the course there will be a practical test of competence in Tui-Na massage
Module C4. Theoretical and practical aspects are covered in the continuous assessment process and in the final multiple choice question paper. Further evidence of practical competence is assessed during supervision.
Towards the end of the main course students will have two months in which to submit 12 detailed case notes of individual treatments, for assessment and feedback. Students will not be expected to attend the Centre during supervision at Certificate level. However in special circumstances individual students may be asked to attend an interview at the Centre if there are concerns about the case studies submitted.
To obtain the award of the Three Treasures School of TCM Certificate in Tui-Na:
· Students must have attained marks of at least 60%of the total possible marks in each assessed module and in the 12 assessed case studies. Students may apply for re-assessment of any module in which they fail to achieve the required standard.
· Students must have attended at least 80% of the weekend sessions at the Centre
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- Patient consultation, taking notes
- Setting up a treatment facility including safety and hygiene
- Setting up and maintaining patient records
Chi Gung (Qigong) Chinese health exercises provide an excellent support for Tui-Na massage practitioners. Students will have the opportunity to learn some Chi Gung exercises during the weekend sessions.
Supervision
Students will have two months in which to submit 12 case studies of treatments they have carried out. Assessment of these will form part of the final award.
ASSESSMENT
The assessment of student progress will be based mainly on a continuous process throughout the course. The School approach is to make this process as transparent and stress-free as possible.
Module C1. At the beginning of each weekend session at the School, students will be given a simple and short multiple choice question paper on the previous learning and home based assignments for that month. On the last weekend there will be a final question paper.
Module C2. At the beginning of each point location session students will be assessed on their ability to locate previously learned points. On the last weekend of the course there will be a point location test.
Module C3. At each session students will be asked to demonstrate previously learned Tui-Na techniques and to show their knowledge of contraindications and safety and well being of patients. On the last weekend of the course there will be a practical test of competence in Tui-Na massage
Module C4. Theoretical and practical aspects are covered in the continuous assessment process and in the final multiple choice question paper. Further evidence of practical competence is assessed during supervision.
Towards the end of the main course students will have two months in which to submit 12 detailed case notes of individual treatments, for assessment and feedback. Students will not be expected to attend the Centre during supervision at Certificate level. However in special circumstances individual students may be asked to attend an interview at the Centre if there are concerns about the case studies submitted.
To obtain the award of the Three Treasures School of TCM Certificate in Tui-Na:
· Students must have attained marks of at least 60%of the total possible marks in each assessed module and in the 12 assessed case studies. Students may apply for re-assessment of any module in which they fail to achieve the required standard.
· Students must have attended at least 80% of the weekend sessions at the Centre
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