Subjects:

1. What is acupressure?
2. Concept of yin and yang.
3. Concept of physical and metaphysical.
4. Five element theory.
5. Organ clock
6. Concept and definition of meridian.
7. Fourteen Chinese meridians.
8. Some important points – distal points, organ source point, xi-cleft points,alarm points, emergency points, etc.
9. Some important diseases and their treatment:–
   • Single point treatment
   • Multiple point treatment
10. General precautions.
11. Solar plexus.
12. Spinal column & spinal cord.
13. Correspondence system.
14. Important body organs and their correspondence on palm & sole.
15. Treatment through correspondence.
16. Byol meridian chart.
     

Reference Books:

1. A Treatise on Advance Acupressure/Acupuncture - Part I    –    M. P. Khemka
2. Sujok Acupressure                                                                      –    J. P. Agarwal
3. Manav Sharir Vigyan                                                                    –    Dr. G. C. Agarwal
4. Rogi, Rog Evam Upcharak                                                        –    Dr. G. C. Agarwal
5. hinese Acupressure Treatment Hand Book – Vol. I
    

Basic Acupressure Training – 2 (Ayurvedic Acupressure)
Duration -3/ 5 Days

1. Concept of ayurveda & ayurvedic acupressure
2. Samanya, vishesh
3. Dravya, guna, karma
4. Samavaya
5. Ten origin theory, plotting of ten origins on fingers joints
6. Ayurvedic shrots (meridians) – vertical, horizontal, spiral
7. Plotting of organs on joints & phalanges
8. Treatment according to ayurvedic acupressure
9. Ayurvedic bio-clock
10. Treatment protocols specially on joints & meridians
    Reference Books:
11. Bhardwaj                                 –    J. P. Agarwal
12. Agnivesh                                  –    J. P. Agarwal
13. Rogi Rog and Upcharak       –    Dr. G. C. Agarwal
14. Manav Sharir Vigyan              –    Dr. G. C. Agarwal