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Auricular massage therapy
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Auricular massage therapy

Auricular massage theory and practice, ear acupuncture points
Created byDavid Kharakh
Last updated 11/2025
English
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What you'll learn

  • Auricular therapy. Ear as a microsystem
  • External ear anatomy
  • 88 auricular points and how to remember them
  • How to do auricular massage and it's benefits

Course content

1 section15 lectures1h 47m total length
  • Introduction1:21

    Explore auricular therapy through acupressure, review external ear anatomy with 12 areas and 88 points, and learn the daily massage sequence for autonomic nervous system and vagus nerve benefits.

  • Auricular therapy4:49

    Explore auricular therapy through acupressure on the external ear, a micro-system map that regulates pain, stress, appetite, addiction, and weight loss via the vagus nerve.

  • Ear Anatomy11:11

    Explore external ear anatomy from the helix to the concha and antihelix, and learn area-by-area mapping to acupuncture points for auricular massage and ear seed guidance.

  • Helix, Helix crus7:54

    Explore helix and helix cross points on the ear, including liver young rising, skin points H1–H6, and the points for external genitalia, urethra orifice, anus, and diaphragm.

  • Scapha5:04

    Explore scapha points along the auricular map, from finger to clavicle, with wrist, elbow, shoulder and shoulder joint along the path, and an allergy point under the helix tubercle.

  • Antihelix8:51

    Identify the antihelix cross zones, including superior and inferior segments, the principal part, and the anterior cross mapping buttocks to ischium, with sympathetic zangfu points and a constipation area.

  • Perifery4:13

    Map periphery points on the auricular helix cross. Identify digestive tract points from mouth to appendix, including esophagus, cardiac sphincter, stomach, small intestine, large intestine, and pyloric sphincter.

  • Ear lobe6:19

    Learn to locate earlobe points within a nine-rectangle grid around the intertragic notch, with superior, middle, inferior, and lateral positioning, including vision, glaucoma, tooth, tongue, jaw, anxiety, and tonsils.

  • Triangular fossa8:56

    Map triangular fossa auricular points, including Shenmen for nervous system and pain management, and locate hepatitis, lower blood pressure, antihistamine, pelvic area, uterus, adnexa, and cervix.

  • Concha12:22

    Map concha points for Simba-Koncha and Kavum-Koncha, identifying liver, kidney, urinary bladder, gallbladder and pancreas locations on right and left ears.

  • Tragus/Antitragus13:21

    Identify and locate tragus and antitragus auricular points, including thirst, hunger, adrenal, larynx pharynx, external nose, and tranquilizer, using supratragic notch and intratragic apex for headache control.

  • Master points12:20

    Explore master points in auricular therapy and how the master point in triangular fossa governs pain management. Identify points such as shenmen, sympathetic, endocrine, hypothalamus, neurasthenia, eye, tranquilizer, and allergy.

  • How to remember all points6:44

    Draw the ear with its structures and memorize auricular points by area-by-area placement, marking earlobe rectangles and triangular fossa divisions.

  • Autonomic Nervous System (ANS)2:25

    Explore the autonomic nervous system, including its sympathetic (fight or flight) and parasympathetic (rest and digest) branches, and how they regulate automatic body functions to balance stress and healing.

  • Auricular massage sequence1:54

    perform an auricular massage sequence that stimulates the auricular vagus nerve across antihelix, concha, and tragus, using a continuous circular motion with the thumb and practicing daily for five minutes.

Requirements

  • No prerequisites or requirements

Description

This course teaches how to perform Auricular therapy using auricular massage.

Auricular massage is the practice of gently rubbing, pulling, and pressing specific points on the outer ear to relieve stress, reduce pain, and calm the body. This technique is based on auriculotherapy, the idea that the ear is a "microsystem" or small map of the entire body.

By stimulating nerve endings on the ear, particularly those connected to the vagus nerve, this massage can influence different parts of the body and promote a state of relaxation.

Key benefits of Auricular massage.

  • Promotes relaxation: By calming the vagus nerve, which runs through parts of the ear, this massage can reduce stress and anxiety and put the body into a "rest and digest" state.

  • Relieves pain: Stimulating ear pressure points causes the release of endorphins, the body's natural painkillers. This can help with various types of pain, including headaches and muscle aches.

  • Improves sleep quality: By calming the nervous system, auricular massage can help ease insomnia and promote more restful sleep.

  • Enhances mood: The release of endorphins can also contribute to an improved mood and an overall sense of well-being.

  • Boosts energy and focus: While known for its relaxing effects, massaging the ear can also stimulate blood flow to the head and brain, helping you feel more alert and clear-headed.

Who this course is for:

  • Everyone