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“I have taken several continuing education courses with Hilary. Topics covered included point location, refining CSOE skills, and rapport skills, to name a few. As a result of her amazing teaching ability, I feel more competent and confident in all these areas. I have grown tremendously as a practitioner, as a direct result of taking Hilary's seminars, and plan on attending future courses she offers. I highly recommend her seminars to all CF-EA Practitioners.”
Jim Brooks

Continuing Education and Events at ITEA
For more information on continuing education and events please contact ITEA at info@itea.edu or call (720) 890-8922.

 

CONTINUING EDUCATION

ONGOING

PDA’s for Clinical Observation at the ITEA Clinic
For Worsley Five-Element Acupuncture (WF-EA) practitioners wanting to refresh their skills individually.

This unique opportunity created by ITEA is for those practitioners wanting a deeper involvement with a single client on a deeper level. It is for those who want to learn more regularly than the occasional seminar. It is for those who want to learn a little at a time. It is for those who need opportunity for learning available when finances permit. Do as little or as much as you wish – just call ITEA to set up a time to observe.
PDAs and Cost: PDAs equal to the number of hours spent observing, issued once each month, $10 per hour observed
Time: during normal clinic hours
Location:
ITEA. 325 W. South Boulder Road, Louisville, CO  80027
To enroll or for more information: Hilary Skellon, director@itea.edu or call (720) 890-8922

December 2011

December 9, Friday
ITEA Ethics Class—Fulfilling NCCAOM Recertification Requirement
Hilary Skellon

Do you have questions regarding ethical issues in your practice? What are some of the kinds of situations you may have to deal with? In this class we will role play and have fun while we learn. Attend this class and also fulfill the recertification requirement for NCCAOM.
PDAs/CEU's: 7 PDAs/CEU's
Cost: $120
Time: 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Location:
ITEA, 325 W. South Boulder Road, Louisville, CO 80027
To register: registrar@itea.edu, or call Claudia at (720) 890-8922

 

COMMUNITY EVENTS & OFFERINGS

ONGOING

College Visits for Prospective Acupuncture Students
Next Traditional Track Intake Begins September 13, 2011

Discover what ITEA has to offer and what you can expect as a future practitioner of Classical Five-Element Acupuncture. Learn how this form of acupuncture, based on nature and its laws, can heal and return the world to balance, one person at a time. Speak with ITEA's Registrar, our students
and faculty, and take a tour of the ITEA campus in Louisville, CO. Call to schedule an appointment.

Cost: FREE
Location: ITEA, 325 W. South Boulder Road, CO
RSVP: (720) 890-8922

Monday Evenings
Yang Style Taiji (Tai Chi) Class
All levels welcome
Instructor: Mary Ellen Metke

Taiji is a meditative and healing form of exercise which produces physical, mental and psychological core strength. Mary Ellen Metke has taught this popular and widely practiced Taiji for more than 30 years.

Cost: $10 per class hour / 8 class punch card $72
Time: 6–7 p.m.
Location: ITEA, 325 W. South Boulder Road, CO
RSVP: Mary Ellen Metke at (303) 442-2545

Wednesday Evenings
Time: 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Free Veteran's Group Acupuncture Clinic

This free clinic serves veterans of all wars, and other in their household. The clinic is associated with the Military Stress Recovery Project of Acupuncturists Without Borders. Treatments are based on National Acupuncture Detoxification
Association (NADA) ear protocol, proven to be extremely powerful in alleviating symptoms of stress and trauma. During treatment people sit fully clothed and an ITEA clinical acupuncture student places five tiny needles on each ear. The recipients are invited to close their eyes and rest for 30 to 40 minutes while the acupuncture does its work. Past participants have experienced benefits such as a full night's sleep for the first time in years. They have also reported improved clarity, less anxiety and a reduction in stress. Acupuncture is currently being investigated by the Walter Reed Medical Center in Washington, D.C. as a viable modality for Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) in returning veterans, and the military has started using acupuncture in the battlefield to help with pain.

Cost: FREE
Time: 6 p.m. – 8 p.m.
Location:
ITEA, 325 W. South Boulder Road, CO
RSVP: ITEA Clinic (720) 890-1577


First and Third Tuesdays of Each Month
Free Information Sessions About Classical Five-Element Acupuncture
ITEA Clinical Practitioners

Worsley Five-Element Acupuncture expectations and protocols are explained by a member of ITEA’s student clinic. For prospective clients.

Cost: FREE
Time: 6:15 p.m. – 6:45 p.m.
Location: ITEA, 325 W. South Boulder Road, CO
RSVP: ITEA Clinic (720) 890-1577

December 2011

December 7, Wednesday
Free! Winter and the Cycles of Nature
ITEA Clinical Students

We are part of nature, although we forget it from time to time. ITEA's Clinical Students will discuss how you can enhance your Winter experience by being in tune with Nature's Cycles.
Cost: Free
Time: 7 p.m. – 8 p.m.
Location:
ITEA, 325 W. South Boulder Road, CO
To register: registrar@itea.edu, or call Claudia at (720) 890-8922