Academy of Chinese Culture
& Health Sciences

Academy of Chinese Culture
& Health Sciences

ACCHS offers CE courses totaling at least 50 required credits per two-year period. ACCHS is approved by the California Acupuncture Board as a continuing education provider for licensed acupuncturists (Provider Number 001)

Questions? Email contined@acchs.edu

Upcoming CEUs

Holistic Micro+ Needling

October 11, 2026

Learn Micro+ Needling, a proprietary facial microneedling technique in person with Tori & Marla from TOMA. Instruction includes hands-on training with the instructors and practice on your colleagues. Leave feeling confident to begin starting the services in your practice right away. The one day earns 8 NCCAOM and CA Board PDAs (CA pending) with the prerequisite online course.

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Advanced AcuGlow™ Facial Gua Sha and Cupping

October 10, 2026

Learn proprietary protocols and get hand-on training that incorporates the tenets of Chinese Medicine rituals with facial gua sha and cupping with the AcuGlow™ technique on Saturday, October 10, 2026. Leave feeling confident to begin starting the services in your practice right away. The one day earns 7.5 NCCAOM and California Board CEUs (CA pending), including the prerequisite online course.

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Battlefield Acupuncture

October 3, 2026

Battlefield Acupuncture is an Auricular Therapy (Ear acupuncture) protocol that was invented by Dr. Richard Niemtzow MD in 2001. The protocol uses up to 5 specific points on each ear and employs a specific type of auriculotherapy needle. It is used to treat all types of pain. It was so effective in the military that it was taught to civilians to use for non-military patients.

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Shanghan Lun Abdominal Diagnosis (Fukushin 腹診)

September 11, 2026

The Shanghan Zabing Lun reveals countless references to abdominal conditions that could only have been diagnosed by actual palpation of the abdomen. The skill, however, never fully developed in China but flourished in Japan. Fukushin 腹診 (Japanese abdominal diagnosis) is the diagnostic art developed during the Edo period of medieval Japan (1603–1867 CE), based on these classical writings.    

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A Continuation of Classical Chinese Physiology (7.5 CAB Cat1 CEUs)

August 10, 2026

In this class, students will learn to consider human physiology and pathology through the lens of relational qualities and cyclical movements of wu xing and liu jing. Building upon the foundations established in Introduction to Classical Chinese Physiology, this course offers a deeper exploration of these classical concepts and their application to understanding health, disease, and clinical practice. Teaching methods include pre-readings, lectures, discussion, handouts, slides, hands-on demonstrations, and out-of-class assignments.    

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Orthopedic Acupuncture: Calf, Ankle, Foot – Hands-On Practice (7.5 CAB CEUs)

July 13, 2026

This course will emphasize hands-on practice related to assessment and treatment of the buttock, hip, thigh and knee. Assessment includes neurological, orthopedic and functional testing, and treatments include an integration of acupuncture, myofascial techniques, cupping and guasha.

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Psychedelic Safety in Cancer Care

July 11, 2026

In this workshop you will learn to locate and palpate anatomical landmarks, muscles, arteries, nerves, and bony structures relevant to acupuncture point location and needle safety.

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Orthopedic Acupuncture: Calf, Ankle, Foot (15 CAB CEUs)

July 11, 2026

This course will emphasize a clinical approach to diagnosis that will steer the students towards specific treatments for soft tissue issues involving syndromes of the buttock, hip, thigh and knee. The methods involved will include orthopedic, neurological and manual muscle testing of the relevant joints and muscles, always with the goal of ruling out red flag conditions that require prompt referral, and then diagnosing precisely.

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Calf, Ankle and Foot: Anatomy Lab for Acupuncturists (In-Person, 7.5 CAB)

July 10, 2026

In this workshop you will learn to locate and palpate anatomical landmarks, muscles, arteries, nerves, and bony structures relevant to acupuncture point location and needle safety.

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A Continuation of Classical Chinese Physiology (7.5 CAB Cat1 CEUs)

June 8, 2026

In this class, students will learn to consider human physiology and pathology through the lens of relational qualities and cyclical movements of wu xing and liu jing. Building upon the foundations established in Introduction to Classical Chinese Physiology, this course offers a deeper exploration of these classical concepts and their application to understanding health, disease, and clinical practice. Teaching methods include pre-readings, lectures, discussion, handouts, slides, hands-on demonstrations, and out-of-class assignments.

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ACCHS offers CE courses totaling at least 50 required credits per two-year period. ACCHS is approved by the California Acupuncture Board as a continuing education provider for licensed acupuncturists
(Provider Number 001)