Shonihari Pediatic Acupuncture Taishi Hari Style- Tanioka Family Lineage February 13-14, 2027 Orlando, Florida
With Junko Shutou
Fourth-Generation Practitioner Osaka, Japan
Presented by Ocean Breeze Hari Society & High Desert Hari Society
The Tanioka family has treated children for four generations in their Osaka clinic using a rare tradition of gentle, non-insertive acupuncture, extraordinarily refined palpation, and the healing power of touch. Junko Shutou carries this lineage forward in daily practice - and brings it to Orlando for two days of immersive, hands-on instruction.
**What you will learn:**- Non-insertive pediatric technique using the Taishi Hari needle- Feather-light stimulation and the development of tactile sensitivity- Pulse, skin and hara diagnosis in children- Treatment adapted to age, constitution, and condition- Applications for sensitive and deficient patients of all ages
15 CE Credits Approved (NCBAHM; Florida & California pending/ approved as applicable)
Tuition: $525 - includes Taishi Hari needle of the Tanioka style ($500 if you have the needle).
Space is limited. More detailed information and registration coming soon.
Japanese Hari Acupuncture Classes for Acupuncturists
As taught and practiced by T. Koei Kuwahara Sensei
Welcome to an exciting exploration of Hari Japanese Meridian Therapy. Guided by the teachings of T. Koei Kuwahara Sensei, this workshop incorporates Five Phase theory, non-insertive needling, pulse, meridian, and abdominal palpation and diagnosis for effective treatment feedback and determination of needling success.
1. Non-insertion Treatment with Teishin Tool: Dive into the art of non-insertion treatment using the Teishin tool for precise and gentle acupuncture.
- 2. Non-insertion Needling for Supplementing and Dispersing: Master the techniques of non-insertion needling for both tonification and dispersion of Ki in the meridians.
- 3. Japanese Pulse Diagnosis: Explore Japanese 6 Comparative and 8 Basic pulse diagnosis methods, gaining valuable insights into your treatment effect through pulse feedback.
- 4. Abdominal Palpation and Diagnosis: Learn the intricacies of Japanese abdominal palpation for accurate diagnosis and treatment planning.
- 5. Ki Sensing and Regulation: Understand the essence of Ki, honing your skills in sensing and regulating energy flow.
About the instructors
Cameron Bishop DAOM, L.Ac lived and worked in Japan for four years studying the healing and martial arts. He has been in practice for almost 30 years in Florida. He has been a popular teacher in many acupuncture venues including FSOMA, PCHS, ATOM and Japanese acupuncture courses. He has taught many Japanese Acupuncture classes and served as a table translator for national conferences in the USA, Japan and Europe along with studying various styles of Japanese Acupuncture. Cameron also designed several popular courses including Intergrative Pain Management, Intergrative Case Management, Overcoming Patient Plateaus, Laser Therapy, Moxibustion for the clinic, Japanese Acupuncture for fertility, and Japanese Meridian therapy. His Masters is from NIAOM and his DAOM from ACTCM with a speciality in pain management and women's health. He also has over a dozen popular on demand classes on Net of Knowledge which has attracted a worldwide following from acupuncturists.
Gretchen Lorenson AP has trained extensively with T. Koei Kuwahara Sensei in his unique system, Hari Traditional Japanese Meridian Therapy. Gretchen practices Hari Style Acupuncture full time in Jacksonville, FL since moving there in 2017 from New Mexico where she co-founded the High Desert Hari Society bringing teachers of Japanese styles of Acupuncture, Bodywork and Kampo herbal medicine from around the U.S. and Japan. She has studied in Vietnam and in Japan multiple times and has been a dedicated teaching apprentice with Kuwahara Sensei for more than a decade.
Gretchen Lorenson AP has trained extensively with T. Koei Kuwahara Sensei in his unique system, Hari Traditional Japanese Meridian Therapy. Gretchen practices Hari Style Acupuncture full time in Jacksonville, FL since moving there in 2017 from New Mexico where she co-founded the High Desert Hari Society bringing teachers of Japanese styles of Acupuncture, Bodywork and Kampo herbal medicine from around the U.S. and Japan. She has studied in Vietnam and in Japan multiple times and has been a dedicated teaching apprentice with Kuwahara Sensei for more than a decade.