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International Institute of Medical Qigong (Canada)
193 Nature Haven Crescent
Pickering, Ontario
L1X 0A5
(416) 287-3796
Medical Qigong Intensive Programs
Thank you for your interest in our Masters program. Students interested in the Master of Medical Qigong program may elect to complete the program in 4 years through working in a clinical residency established through our branch of the International Institute of Medical Qigong .
The Medical Qigong program follows the outline established in the clinical textbook “Chinese Medical Qigong Therapy: A Comprehensive Clinical Text.” This program is established and maintains the same clinical protocols as established by the Peoples Republic of China (Hai Dian University, Medical Qigong College, Beijing China).
Students who live outside the area may elect to participating in 12 intensive Medical Qigong training programs, which complete the M.M.Q. requirements in a period of only 2.5 years. The Medical Qigong intensive seminars are 5 days long, with reading requirements, oral and practical examinations, and certification given at the end of each seminar. The cost of each intensive seminar is posted on the Seminar Schedule.
The Medical Qigong Level 1 class begins in October of each year, and the next series of seminars will continue every other month, progressing through December (Level 2), February (Level 3), April (Level 4), June (Level 5), etc.
€ In order to qualify for a Medical Qigong Practitioner (M.Q.P.) certification, the student must complete 4 Medical Qigong Intensive seminars (Levels 1-4), and have acquired a total of 72 clinical hours.
€ In order to qualify for a Medical Qigong Therapist (M.Q.T.) certification, the student must complete 8 Medical Qigong Intensive seminars (Levels 1-8) and have acquired a total of 132 clinical hours.
€ To obtain a Master of Medical Qigong (M.M.Q.) certification, the student must complete the entire contents of all 12 Medical Qigong Intensive seminars (Levels 1-12), have verification of 240 Clinical hours, and have completed all T.C.M. and Western Medicine Requirements.
Currently, there are no prerequisites for qualifying for the various program. All professionals (Medical Doctors, Psychotherapists, Chiropractors, Acupuncturists, Nurses, Massage Therapists and other Qigong practitioners), as well as lay persons are welcome.
The Medical Qigong Intensive are described as follows:
Medical Qigong Seminar P1
Introduction to Medical Qigong Therapy
5 days – 32 hours of Lecture and Application
This first seminar is designed to introduce the student to Medical Qigong exercises to maintain health, heal their bodies, calm their minds, and reconnect with their spirit.
Medical Qigong exercises will be taught that help the body correct the physical and energetic imbalances. This strengthens and regulates internal organs, nervous system and immune system, relieves pain, regulates hormones, and strengthens and releases deep-seated emotions and stress.
The course will introduce the student to the basic theories of energy tonification, purgation, and regulation of the body’s organs and energy channels, as well as strengthening the body’s protective energy field (Wei Qi).
Other topics covered in this course include:
- Respiration, posture, and mental training
- Emotional detoxification
- Healing sound therapy
- Analyzing and categorizing qigong exercises
- Introduction to medical qigong prescriptions
- Establish a personal medical qigong workout
Objective
Students will have a basic understanding of the three regulations of medical qigong and be able to properly develop a medical qigong routine.
Prerequisites: None
Required text: “Chinese Medical Qigong Therapy: A Comprehensive Clinical Text”
Medical Qigong Seminar P2
Introduction to Diagnosis and Treatments
5 days – 32 hours of Lecture and Application
This second seminar is designed to introduce the student to the further theories of energy purgation, tonification, regulation and cultivation. In addition, strengthening the body’s protective energy field (Wei Qi) and the techniques used to avoid absorbing Toxic Qi while in a clinical environment will be discussed.
Students are led through a progressive series of advanced Shen Gong (Spirit Skill) meditations and exercises, used to develop advanced intuitive diagnostic skills. Additionally, students will learn the Medical Qigong treatment protocol for treating patients.
Other topics covered in this course will include:
- Developing Energetic Sensitivity and Perception Skills
- Energetic Projection Skills
- Advanced emotional detoxification therapy
- Yi-Quan meditation exercises to develop focused intention of mind and energy
- Introduction to clinical energetic diagnostic techniques
- Introduction to prescriptions and clinical treatments
Objective
Students will develop energetic diagnostic and projection skills with a focus on clinical Qigong therapy and Traditional Chinese Medicine. Emphasis will be placed on the practical clinical applications of Medical Qigong Therapy.
Prerequisite: Introduction to Medical Qigong Therapy (Course P1)
Required text: “Chinese Medical Qigong Therapy: A Comprehensive Clinical Text”
Medical Qigong Seminar P3
Clinical Foundations of Medical Qigong Therapy
5 days – 32 hours of Lecture and Application
This third seminar is designed to offer the student an overview of the major principles and foundational structures that govern Traditional Chinese Medical Qigong.
Other topics covered include:
- Three levels of Ancient Daoist Mysticism
- Four Functional Properties of Energy
- Materializing and Dematerializing Energy
- Establishing a Medical Qigong Clinic
- Combining Medical Qigong with Other Healing Modalities
- Qi Emitting Methods (including Invisible Needle, Energetic Point Therapy, etc.)
- Internal Organ Prescriptions and Healing Sound Therapy
Objective
Students will have a deeper comprehension of the body’s energetic matrix as it pertains to Traditional Chinese Medicine, Disease, Diagnosis, and the Medical Qigong Clinic. The focus will be placed on integrating clinical qigong modalities, advanced assessment, energetic modulation skills, case studies, and clinical exercises.
Prerequisite: Introduction to Diagnosis and Treatments (Course P2)
Required text: “Chinese Medical Qigong Therapy: A Comprehensive Clinical Text”
Reading Assignments: Sections 6 – 8 (Chapters 26 – 37)
Medical Qigong Seminar P4
The Treatment of Organ Diseases and
Medical Qigong Prescription Exercises
5 days – 32 hours of Lecture and Application
This fourth course offers the student an overview of the major principles and foundational structures that govern Traditional Chinese Medical Qigong. This course is designed to introduce students to the advanced theories and clinical modalities of internal organ treatment, as well as the Medical Qigong Exercises and Meditations prescribed as homework in the Medical Qigong Clinic.
Other topics covered include:
- Treatment of Liver diseases
- Treatment of Heart diseases
- Treatment of Spleen diseases
- Treatment of Stomach diseases
- Treatment of Lung diseases
- Treatment of Kidney diseases
Objective
Students will have a deeper comprehension of specific organ diseases as they pertain to Traditional Chinese Medicine, Diagnosis, and Medical Qigong prescriptions. Emphasis will be placed on the practical clinical applications of Chinese Medical Qigong Therapy.
Prerequisite: Medical Qigong Diagnosis and Treatments (Course P2)
Required text: “Chinese Medical Qigong Therapy: A Comprehensive Clinical Text”
Reading Assignments: Sections 9 – 10 (Chapters 38 – 47)
Medical Qigong Seminar T5
Sensory, Intuitive, and Perceptual Diagnosis
5 day – 32-hours of Lecture and Application
This ninth seminar offers the student an overview of the major principles and foundational structures that govern Traditional Chinese Medical Qigong. This course is designed to introduce students to the use of various sensory, intuitive, and perceptual skills used in the Medical Qigong clinic for the diagnosis and treatment of patients.
Course content will include:
- Including Applications of Intuitive and Perceptual Qi Diagnosis
- Diagnosis Based on Flat Palm Detection (Hand Sensing)
- Diagnosis Based on Kinesthetic and Empathic Qi Absorption
- Hand Diagnosis Based on Body Association
- Diagnosis by Observing Aura Fields
- Diagnosis Based on Intention
- Long Distance Medical Qigong Therapy
- Faith Projection
- Negative Thought Projections and Medical Qigong Therapy
- Auxiliary Medical Qigong Healing Modalities
Objectives
Students will have an exposure to a variety of diagnosis methodologies and auxiliary medical qigong healing modalities.
Prerequisite: Medical Qigong Diagnosis and Treatments (Course P2)
Required text: “Chinese Medical Qigong Therapy: A Comprehensive Clinical Text”
Reading Assignments: Section 5 (Chapters 20 – 25)
Medical Qigong Seminar T6
Medical Qigong Dao Yin Therapy and Rectifying Qi Deviations
5 days – 32 hours of Lecture and Application
This sixth seminar offers the student an overview of the major principles and foundational structures that govern Traditional Chinese Medical Qigong. This course is designed to introduce students to the study of proper Dao Yin training and rectifying qi deviations
Course content will include:
- The study of the internal principles and Medical Qigong functions of
- Postural Dao Yin Training,
- Respiratory Dao Yin Training,
- Mental Dao Yin Training,
- Rectifying Qi Deviations Occurring from Improper Qigong Training.
- Dealing with Psychic Attacks Using Mantras for Protection Encounters with Ghosts & Spirit Entities
- Treating Demon & Spirit oppression & Possession
Objective
After completing this course, students will have a deeper comprehension of the body’s energetic relationship to the physical structure and mental and emotional disorders and deviations of the psyche.
Prerequisite: Medical Qigong Diagnosis and Treatments (Course P2)
Required text: “Chinese Medical Qigong Therapy: A Comprehensive Clinical Text”
Reading Assignments: Sections 3 and 4 (Chapters 14 – 19)
Medical Qigong Seminar T7
The Treatment of Pediatrics, Geriatrics, Gynecology,
Neurology and Energetic Psychology
5 days – 32 hours of Lecture and Application
This seventh seminar offers the student an overview of the major principles and foundational structures that govern Traditional Chinese Medical Qigong. This course is designed to introduce specialized clinical treatments in these areas.
Course content will include:
- Early stages of child growth and development
- Prescriptions for children
- Prescriptions for senility
- Etiology and pathology of gynecological diseases
- Menstrual complications
- Treatment protocols for menopause
- Stroke (Wind-Stroke)
- Coma
- Facial paralysis (Bells Palsy)
- Multiple sclerosis (MS)
- Self treatment prescriptions for psycho-emotional disorders
- Treating emotional anxieties, phobias, and addictions
- Treating phobias and depression using the “Windows of the Sky” points
Objective
Students will have an exposure to specialized clinical treatments of physical illness and the management of the patient’s emotional, mental and spiritual states.
Prerequisite: Medical Qigong Diagnosis and Treatments (Course 2)
Required text: “Chinese Medical Qigong Therapy: A Comprehensive Clinical Text”
Reading Assignments: Section 11 (Chapters 49 – 53)
Medical Qigong Seminar T8
Introduction to Treatment of Cancer with Medical Qigong Therapy (1)
5 days – 32 hours of Lecture and Application
This eighth seminar offers the student an overview of the major principles and foundational structures that govern Traditional Chinese Medical Qigong. This course is designed to introduce students to the study of the treatment of various types of cancers and tumor formations.
Course content will include:
- Etiology and Pathology of Cyst, Tumor and Cancer Formation
- The Multifaceted Causes of Cyst, Tumor and Cancer Formations
- Categorization of Cysts and Tumors According to Traditional Chinese Medicine
- Medical Qigong Approach to Cancer Prescriptions
- Emission Therapy for the treatment of Brain Tumors, Breast Cysts Tumors and Cancer, Uterine Tumors and Cancer, Cervical Cancer, Ovarian Cysts, Prostate Cancer, Lung Cancer, and Colon and Rectal Cancer.
Objective
Students will have an exposure to specialized clinical treatments of cancer and the management of the patient’s emotional, mental and spiritual states surrounding the disease.
Prerequisite: Medical Qigong Diagnosis and Treatments (Course P2)
Required text: “Chinese Medical Qigong Therapy: A Comprehensive Clinical Text”
Reading Assignments: Section 11 (Chapters 54 – 56)
Medical Qigong Seminar M9
Introduction to Chinese Energetic Alchemy
5 days – 32 hours of Lecture and Application
This fifth seminar offers the student an overview of the major principles and foundational structures that govern Traditional Chinese Medical Qigong. This course is designed to introduce students to the Study of the Daoist Three Outer Forces (Heaven, Earth, and Man)
Course content will include:
- The Influences of Energy, Food and Diet on the Human Body
- Prenatal and Postnatal Jing, Qi and Shen
- The Body’s Energetic Internal Structures
- The Five Spiritual Aspects of the 5 Yin Organs
- Advanced Shengong Cultivation Methods
- The 6 Transportation’s of Shen
- The 8 Supernatural Powers
- Soul Projection, Spirit Projection and Energy Projection.
Objective
Students will have a deeper comprehension of the body’s physical, emotional, mental and energetic relationship to the universal and environmental energetic fields.
Prerequisite: Medical Qigong Diagnosis and Treatments (Course P2)
Required text: “Chinese Medical Qigong Therapy: A Comprehensive Clinical Text”
Reading Assignments: Section 2 (Chapters 10 – 13)
Medical Qigong Seminar M10
Energetic Anatomy and Physiology
5 days – 32-hours of Lecture and Application
This tenth seminar offers the student an overview of the major principles and foundational structures that govern Traditional Chinese Medical Qigong.
This course is designed to introduce students to the five dominions of energy, energetic embryology, and TCM theory from a medical qigong perspective.
Course content will include:
- Course content will include:
- Understanding Fetal Toxins
- Energy, Matter and Spiritual Interactions
- Fascia Development and Energy Flow
- Classifications of the Body’s Five Constitutions
- The Five Energies of the Human Body
- The Three Dantians
- Yin and Yang Divisions
- Nine Chambers and Center Taiji Pole
- The Twelve Primary Channels and Interacting Organs
- The Eight Extraordinary Vessels and their Functions
- The Fifteen Collaterals
- The Function of the Body’s Energetic Points
- The Extraordinary Yang Organs
- Etiology of Medical Qigong Therapy
- The Eight Miscellaneous Causes of Disease
- The Differentiation of Syndromes and the Diagnosis and Treatment of Patients
Objective
Students will have a deeper comprehension of the body’s emotional, psychological and energetic matrix through an overview of the major principles and foundational structures that govern medical qigong therapy.
Prerequisite: Medical Qigong Diagnosis and Treatments (Course P2)
Required text: “Chinese Medical Qigong Therapy: A Comprehensive Clinical Text”
Reading Assignments: Section 1 (Chapters 1 – 9)
Medical Qigong Seminar M11
The Treatment of Cancer with Medical Qigong Therapy (2)
5 days 32-hours of Lecture and Application
This eleventh seminar offers the student an overview of the major principles and foundational structures that govern Traditional Chinese Medical Qigong. This course is designed to further the students understanding of to the study of the treatment of various types of cancers and tumor formations.
Course content will include:
- Emission Therapy for the treatment of bone cancer, myeloma, leukemia, lymphoma, and skin cancer
- Radiation and chemotherapy
- Medical Qigong and surgery
- Diet and nutrition
- Social Oncology
Objective
Objective
Students will have an exposure to specialized clinical treatments of cancer and the management of the patient’s emotional, mental and spiritual states surrounding the disease.
Prerequisite: Introduction to Treatment of Cancer with Medical Qigong Therapy (1) (Course T8)
Required text: “Chinese Medical Qigong Therapy: A Comprehensive Clinical Text”
Reading Assignments: Section 11 (Chapters 55 – 56)
Medical Qigong Seminar M12
Medical Qigong Treatment of Spiritual Disorders
5 days – 32-hours of Lecture and Application
This twelfth seminar offers the student an overview of the major principles and foundational structures that govern Traditional Chinese Medical Qigong. This course is designed to introduce students to Chinese spiritual dimensions and clinical interactions with the spirit world.
Course content will include:
- Sorcery and Psychic Attacks
- Defending Against Psychic Attacks
- Encounters with Ghosts and Spirit Entities
- Dealing with Demonic and Evil Spirit Oppression and Possession
Objective
Students will have an exposure to specialized clinical treatments of spirit and demon oppression and possession.
Prerequisite: Medical Qigong Diagnosis and Treatments (Course P2)
Required text: “Chinese Medical Qigong Therapy: A Comprehensive Clinical Text”
Reading Assignments: Section 4 (Chapter 19)
Medical Qigong Seminar M13
Clinical Theatre, Internship, and Final Examination
5 days – 32-hours of Lecture and Application
This seminar offers the student exposure and first hand experience of medical qigong diagnoses and treatments. The student will study and experience different aspects of energetic dysfunctions and symptom manifestations. The instructor will guide and assist the student in all phases of diagnosis and treatment.
Course content will include:
- Integrating advanced clinical modalities
- Advanced diagnosis and advanced energetic modulation skills
- Exploring case studies
At the completion of this course if the student has successfully completed all requirements for the Master of Medical Qigong certificate program, an MMQ certificate will be issued at that time.
Objective
Students will be confident in diagnosing and treating patients, as well as creating and maintaining accurate clinical records.
Prerequisite: All required seminars for MQP (P1 – P4);
MQT (T5 – T8); and MMQ (M9 – M12)
Required text: “Chinese Medical Qigong Therapy: A Comprehensive Clinical Text”
For more information contact: Robert Youngs M.Q.T. at the International of Medical Qigong Canada (416) 287-3796
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