In-person class is finally resumed since it was paused because of Covid issue.
About Acupuncture
Several thousand years ago, East Asian practitioners discovered that the body forms disharmony as a result of the various physical and mental stresses of life. Oriental medical theory explains these disharmony as an imbalance of opposing forces called yin and yang. This imbalance disrupts the movement of the body's vital energy (qi) along the meridian pathways, which are channels through which the body's energy is thought to flow. Acupuncture restores the smooth flow of qi. By inserting and manipulating needles at specific points on the body, I am able to return the body to its natural balance and promote the body's ability to heal itself.
What Does Acupuncture Feel Like?
Many first-time patients are concerned that acupuncture needles will feel like hypodermic injections at the doctor’s office. They won't. Acupuncture uses hair-thin, flexible needles that you will hardly feel when I insert them. When I gently stimulate the needles they may produce a unique sensation that Asian medicine calls de qi. Patients often describe de qi as a heavy, achy pressure, or spreading, traveling feeling. You may also feel an "electrical" sensation moving down the meridian pathways, though this is less common. Most patients find these acupuncture sensations deeply satisfying and leave the treatment feeling relaxed both mentally and physically.
Symptoms We Can Treat
Pain Management
- Sports injuries
- Muscle pain
- Back, neck and shoulder pain
- Leg, ankle and foot pain
- Arm, wrist and hand pain
- Knee pain
- Hip pain
- Carpal tunnel syndrome
- Tennis Elbow
- Repetitive strain injuries
- Jaw pain (TMJ)
- Dental pain
- Sciatica
- Arthritis
- Tendonitis
- Myofascial pain syndrome
- Headaches and migraines
- Postoperative pain
Respiratory Conditions
- Sinusitis
- Allergies
Digestive Issues and Nausea
- Heartburn, Acid Reflux
- Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS)
- Chronic indigestion
- Chronic loose stools or constipation
- Peptic ulcer
- Acute and chronic gastritis
- Morning sickness
- Nausea and vomiting
Reproductive Issues
- Infertility
- Increased efficacy of IVF
About Instructor
Dr. Hyun graduated from Parker University College of Chiropractic and graduated from Washington College of Asian Medicine. He then served as a professor at the Washington College of Asian Medicine, has practiced for 27 years. He has specialized for Dr Hyun Five Phase Dysfunction Techniques, and proved the relationship between the function of ZangFu and subluxation. He has been teaching for more than 15 years and has influenced for many Asian medical doctors and chiropractors. He is currently a president at Atlanta University of Health Science, and is educating acupuncture and herbal medicine. He also teaches techniques "Five Phase Dysfunction Correction Techniques". He is teaching 100-Acupuncture Certificate in Florida for 12 years.
“Dr Hyun class is fantastic. Even when I am having a trouble to use needles, he makes me my skills improving properly."
John S, Miami, FL
“I've tried different acupuncture seminar. Dr Hyun class is the best ones yet.”
Matthew T, Orlando, FL
“I have never met a trainer as inspiring and fierce as Dr Hyun seminar. I love his teaching!”
Jane P, Tampa, FL