The ACCHS Tui Na program is now the
Certified Asian Medical Bodywork Program!
It’s HERE!
ACCHS is accepting applications for the Certified Asian Medical Bodywork Program.
Classes begin on January 4, 2027.
We’re really excited about our teacher lineup and expanded program. You can submit your application by visiting our program application page here – APPLY
The purpose of the Academy of Chinese Culture and Health Sciences CAMB program is to provide to its students a professional graduate level education in traditional Chinese medicine, with the skills necessary to obtain certificate and become competent health care providers in Asian Medical Bodywork.
HOURS and INVESTMENT
The investment for the 555 hour program will be approximately $11,573. The first group of accepted and enrolled students will receive a 20 percent discount off the total tuition (does not include fees).
Please review the Course Outline here – Course Outline
Please review the Course Curriculum here – Curriculum
ACAHM MINIMUM EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS
Applicants must have completed sufficient undergraduate studies (60 semester credits / 90 quarter credits, i.e. 900 hours), equivalent to at least two years of general education studies, or possess an A.A., B.A., or B.S. degree from an institution accredited by an agency recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education.
GOOD NEXT STEPS
Send us official transcripts for all undergraduate schools attended, you can use parchment.com
Contact and ACCHS admissions administrator as soon as possible to get more information and reserve your space – admissions@acchs.edu
About the CAMB Program and Training
The CAMB at ACCHS provides foundational and advanced training in Chinese therapeutic massage (Tuina), integrating principles of Traditional Chinese Medicine with practical clinical skills. Students gain expertise in meridian theory and acupoint location, Chinese orthopedic massage techniques, clinical assessment, treatment planning, and patient care. The program prepares graduates for professional practice as massage therapists specializing in Chinese manual therapy. It also provides an excellent pathway for students intending to pursue further study in acupuncture or Chinese herbal medicine Throughout the program, instructors use classroom space, massage tables, white boards, lecture notes and handouts, projectors, and overhead screens to facilitate learning. A final exam is adminstered for every class.
The student must ensure that the clinical training, conducted under the supervision of program approved supervisors, consists of at least 60 treatments of student-delivered patient care, at least 30 minutes in duration, where student interns conduct patient interviews, perform diagnosis and treatment planning, perform appropriate medical bodywork treatments, and followup on patients’ responses to treatment. The clinical training is separate and distinct from clinical training in other programs.
Learn more about our Tui Na Program by requesting more information