One Month Acupuncture Intensive Course Content Level-I

[ 1st Week ]
Orthopaedic Acupuncture

Course Structure: 4 Weeks of Progressive Learning

This intensive program is divided into four weekly modules, each building on core concepts and clinical skills.

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Week 1: Foundations of Orthopedic Acupuncture & Pain Management
Focus on one major joint per day while learning:
Key muscles, ligaments, and dysfunctions
Muscle testing and trigger point identification
Types of Pain
Fascia and tensegrity in movement and pain
Anatomy, physiology, and acupuncture relevance
Treatment strategies and precise needling techniques

Day 1

The Knee Joint

Knee Joint Anatomy & Biomechanics

~All the knee problem acupuncture Treatment : Ligament | Muscle | Cartilage
Knee Joint Anatomy & Biomechanics

~Fascia: anatomy and function and Importance in Orthopaedic Acupuncture

Day 2

The Hip & Pelvis

~In this module, we explore the intricate anatomy of the Hip, its biomechanical balance, and how dysfunction can lead to pain or restriction.

~Understanding Electro Acupuncture: Frequencies, Functions & Clinical Power

Day 3

The Spine – Lumbar & Sciatic Axis

~Discover the spine’s role as both support and signal, and how misalignments—small or severe—can cascade into pain, imbalance, and restriction.

~An in-depth exploration of spinal disorders—Slip Disc, Sciatica, Scoliosis—and their diagnosis, dysfunction, and integrative treatment approaches

Day 4

The Shoulder and Elbow Complex

~Treatment For:- Frozen shoulder (adhesive capsulitis), rotator cuff tears, bursitis, impingement syndrome, and instability

~Tennis elbow, golfer’s elbow, bursitis, cubital tunnel syndrome etc.

Day 5

The Ankle & Foot

~Studies on the functional biomechanics of the ankle and foot complex.

~Ankle sprains (ATFL, CFL) ,Plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendinopathy, Tarsal tunnel syndrome, Morton’s neuroma, Flat foot / collapsed arch, Shin splints and Heel Spur.

[ 2nd Week ]

Ancient Diagnostic Methods – Tongue Diagnosis

In the second week, we delve into Tongue Diagnosis, an ancient yet highly effective method for identifying internal imbalances. Tongue signs reveal surface symptoms, while Pulse Diagnosis uncovers the root cause.

With a clinical database of over 7,300+ recorded cases at AcuVeda, the AcuVeda team offers a rich foundation for understanding diagnostic patterns. Students will: Learn to analyze real tongues in practice sessions.

Understand the connection between tongue signs and organ systems Create precise acupuncture protocols based on tongue findings Integrate this tool into pathological and functional treatments.

Day 6

The Five Elements

~Understanding the Five Elements (Based on Ancient and modern science).

~Principles of Ancient Tongue Diagnosis.

~Organ and Taste Representation on the Tongue.

Day 7

Tongue Diagnosis - 1st Chapter

~Treatment Protocols Based on Tongue Diagnosis

Day 8

Tongue Diagnosis & Pathological Treatment - 2nd Chapter

~The Journey of Qi – From Food to Flow

~Essence & Vital Forces

Day 9

Tongue Diagnosis & Pathological Treatment - 3rd Chapter

~“Blood Cupping: Ancient Detox, Modern Healing”

Day 10

Tongue Diagnosis & Pathological Treatment - 4th Chapter

~Parasite Diagnosis and Cleansing Through Acupuncture

~Special treatment protocol for Gut cleansing and sinus

[ 3rd Week ]

"Nadi Pariksha: The Ancient Art of Pulse Diagnosis"

From third week you’ll learn in-depth study of Nadi Pariksha, the ancient diagnostic tool used to evaluate imbalances at the physical, emotional, and spiritual levels. Students will learn how to assess pulse characteristics, interpret doshic patterns, and apply this knowledge for personalized, root-cause-based healing strategies.

Day 11

The Science of Nadi Priksha (Pulse Diagnosis)

~Finger Placement & Sensitivity Training

~Understanding Pulse Qualities: Rhythm, Strength, Volume, Depth

Day 12

Natural Coherence: Laws of Movements

~Psychodynamics of Sadism and Masochism in the Organs

~The Hidden Pathways of Emotional and Energetic Shift

Day 13

Laws of Movements - Chapter 1

~The Science of Yin and Yang theory

~Study on: Shu and Distal Acupuncture Points for Treating the Root Cause

Day 14

Laws of Movements - Chapter 2

~Resonance in the Human Body: How Organs Communicate Through Vibration

~The Art of Healing: Dragon and Phoenix Theory

Day 15

Laws of Movements - Chapter 3

~Moxibustion Therapy with Acupuncture

[ 4th Week ]

The Meridian System: Rivers of Life

Week 4 is the awakening of the inner acupuncturist — the part of you that sees with insight, listens with spirit, and heals with presence

This is not just a study of meridians — it’s the unveiling of a hidden map within us, a journey from body to spirit.”

In Week 4, we step into a sacred exploration of the energetic anatomy of the human being — where acupuncture meridians, chakras, breath, and emotions meet in a language older than time. This is the week where science meets spirit, and technique becomes transformation.

Day 16

Meridian Study: Heart & Small Intestine Channels

~Subconsciousness Yin/Yang aspects. Heart and its “spirit” Shen

~Acupuncture for Shifting Behavioral Patterns

Day 17

Meridian Study: Liver & Gallbladder Channels

~Subconscious Yin/Yang Axis: The Role of the Liver Spirit (Hun)

~Emotions in the Body: How Organs Hold Our Inner World

Day 18

Lecture 9 AM to 1 PM

Meridian Study: Lung & Large Intestine Channels

~Subconsciousness & the Yin/Yang Aspects of the Lung

~Breath Science: The Bridge Between Body and Spirit

Day 19

Meridian Study: Kidney & Urinary Bladder Channels

~Subconscious Yin/Yang Aspects : Zhi The Spirit of the Kidney

~Acupuncture Protocol for Depression

~Chakra Acupuncture: A Fusion of Science and Spirit

Day 20

Meridian Study: Spleen & Stomach Channels

~Subconsciousness & the Yin/Yang Aspects of the Spleen and Pancreas and its ‘’Spirit” Yi

~Ayurvedic Abdominal Diagnosis

(Let’s open the circle for any final questions, stories, and reflections. You are part of a growing acupuncture family, and your voice matters here)

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Class Timings: Mon to Fri | 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM