Acupuncture 101: Fundamentals of Tangible Needling with David Trevino
Learn the Essential Skills for Tangible Needling & Get Better Clinical Results
Learn the essential skills for tangible needling and get better clinical results. Learn to use your hands and needles to warm, cool, raise, lower, spread, and scatter the Qi of of your patients!
This is a two day, in-person, hands-on seminar. This seminar provides a detail explanation and demonstration of how and when to utilize tangible needling techniques. Students will see each technique demonstrated and then pracitice on their partner while being supervised by the instructor.
NCCAOM Approved for 13.5 CEU hours
Date: Saturday, June 22 & Sunday, June 23, 2014
Time: 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Cost: $300 for licensed practitioners, $200 for students (coupon code: STUDENT)
Location: Asia House Asheville, 119 Coxe Ave, Asheville, NC 28801
Your Instructor
In 1986, David earned his Bachelor’s degree in Biomedical Science from Texas A&M University. After earning his bachelor’s degree he worked for eight years at the Neurobehavioral Institute of Houston Brain Injury Rehabilitation Center. In 1996 he earned a Master’s in Physical Education in the area of Human Health & Performance from the University of Houston. Soon after receiving his Master’s degree, David worked for five years as an exercise physiologist for Harvard’s Mind Body Medical Institute cardiac rehabilitation program at Memorial Hermann Southwest Hospital in Houston.
In 1998, after spending almost 13 years working in both in-patient and out-patient medical clinics David began studying Chinese medicine. In 2002 he earned a Master’s of Science Degree in Oriental Medicine from the American College of Acupuncture & Oriental Medicine (ACAOM) in Houston. After graduating from Chinese medicine school, he was employed as an assistant faculty member at ACAOM and began his private practice in Houston. At that time, he also had the privilege to be the only acupuncturist for Southwest Hospital’s outpatient clinic.
In 2006, after working in private practice for four years, he and his wife moved to Asheville, North Carolina. In Asheville, David began to practice at the Chinese Acupuncture & Herbology Clinic (CAC) and became a faculty member of Daoist Traditions College of Chinese Medical arts. After five years of teaching and working at the CAC, he returned to Houston for two years to help his ailing in-laws. There, he was employed as a full time faculty member at ACAOM and worked as a part time acupuncturist at M.D. Anderson’s Cancer
Center’s Integrative Medicine program and Memorial Herman’s M-Health outpatient pain and rehabilitation clinic.
In 2013 David returned to Asheville to practice at the CAC (until 2015) and teach at Daoist Traditions. A year later, David began to take courses from Andrew Nugent Head and noticed that when he applied the tangible treatment strategies he learned from Andrew into his clinical practice, a number of his patients noticed dramatic improvements. Motivated but the positive feedback from his patients, David decided to continue to study with Andrew Nugent Head. In May of 2016, David completed all of the in person courses offered by Andrew Nugent Head and over 500 clinical observation hours.
David was born and raised in Mexico City, Mexico and is bilingual (English/Spanish). He is Board Certified in Oriental Medicine. David has 16+ years of clinical experience and has been teaching and supervising students since 2006. He is delighted to be working at the Alternative Clinic providing authentic and tangible Chinese medicine alongside with Andrew and JuleAnn Nugent Head.