
Join a fully accredited acupressure certification designed for beginners and receive a personalized certificate from Virtue Academy International, with simplified concepts and alignment to laws of India.
Explore how acupressure uses pressure on acupoints along meridians to balance qi and yin and yang, an ancient Chinese medicine technique with practical demonstrations to follow.
Explore the meridian system, the energy pathways through which qi circulates along 12 principal and 8 extraordinary meridians, linked to yin and yang and organ function.
Learn to locate acupoints using hand landmarks and the sun measurement system, identify the right point by sweet pain, and apply li4 for headache, sinus issues, and anxiety.
Learn to stimulate acupoints using fingertips or tools, employing kneading, linear, and circular motions, with duration guidelines and safety cautions, and prepare to locate points in the next lecture.
Locate the T seven acupoint, one of 87 acupoints, by palpating crease along little finger between the pisiform and ulna, near the radial side of the flexor carpi ulnaris tendon.
Learn about the Anmyeon acupoint behind the earlobe, located in the dip behind the mastoid process. The acupoint sits in that dip behind the bony prominence.
Discover acupoint XHN5, located in the depression between the outer end of the eyebrow and the external canthus, slightly lateral to the midline.
Identify the St 25 acupoint by locating two finger widths lateral to the umbilicus on each side. Practice locating this acupoint for acupressure applications.
Learn to palpate BL 23 by locating L2 and marking 1.5 sun (two finger widths) lateral on both sides, using iliac crest or rib counting methods.
Locate the Bhlhe40 acupoint at the center of the transverse crease in the popliteal fossa by identifying the knee crease and centering the point within it.
Learn to locate acupoint Gv4 at the L2 vertebra using two methods: count from T12 down after palpating the lowest rib, or count up from the iliac crest line.
Identify and locate the GV 24.5 acupoint, the third eye point, between the eyebrows along the nose line to guide acupressure practice.
Discover the Li4 acupoint, located in the web between the thumb and index finger. Press or have the person squeeze to locate the tender, highest elevation and apply pressure there.
Learn to palpate the lv3 acupoint in the first metatarsal space between the first and second metatarsals, tracing the depression proximally until you reach lv3.
Identify triple heater three acupoint, also called triple warmer three, in the middle of the fourth and fifth metacarpal bones by guiding the patient to clench the fist and palpate.
Identify T7 by palpating the inferior angle of the scapula, or by counting up from T12, then locate BL 17 1.5 sun lateral on the same line.
Locate the Sp6 acupoint on the fleshy area above the medial malleolus, four fingers (three cun) up, just posterior to the bone.
Learn to locate the Li 11 acupoint, one of the simplest points in acupressure, by bending the elbow to find the end of the elbow crease.
Locate the Ren 17 acupoint at the middle of the sternum at the level of the nipples. Practice palpating the fourth intercostal space, between the nipples, to find this point.
Locate the GB eight acupoint at the auricular apex by moving two fingers above the ear along the same line to find a tender point.
Locate GB 34, the acupoint anterior and inferior to the head of the fibula, using the depression below the knee line as the landmark.
Identify the gb 41 acupoint on the foot by locating the line of the little toe and palpating lateral to the extensor digiti minimi tendon for a depression.
Locate GB 21 at the top of the shoulder, between the spinous process and the lateral shoulder, and palpate toward the end of the scapula where it may feel tender.
Identify the cv 12 acupoint four sun above the umbilicus, using three sun plus one sun, and place it on the same line as the umbilicus.
Locate the st36 acupoint by tracing from the lower edge of the kneecap, four fingers below to the tibia, then one thumb lateral to the dip.
Learn to locate the pc6 acupoint using sun units from the wrist crease, then move three finger widths toward the elbow to find it in the middle of the wrist.
Learn to palpate gb 20 between the sternocleidomastoid and trapezius near the mastoid process, inside the hairline, by rotating the neck to feel the bulge and locate the hollow space.
Identify cd1 one third from the base of the second toe toward the heel, then palpate for a tender point to confirm cd1.
Learn to palpate and locate BL 24, the acupoint 1.5 sun lateral to the L3 vertebra, using iliac crest cues or counting from the T12 to L3.
Locate GV 20 at the top center of the head by identifying the sagittal suture and the lines from ear apex to ear apex, where they intersect.
The Internationally Accredited Certificate in Acupressure is your gateway to mastering the art of natural healing. Rooted in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), Acupressure is a time-tested technique that uses finger pressure to stimulate specific points on the body, restoring balance and promoting overall well-being.
This course is structured into comprehensive sections, starting with foundational knowledge of the Meridian System and progressing into practical skills such as locating acupoints and applying effective stimulation techniques. You’ll learn to address a variety of conditions, from stress and insomnia to headaches and digestive issues.
Key highlights include:
Step-by-step guidance on Acupressure techniques with pre-recorded video lessons.
Detailed instruction on over 25 essential acupoints and how to use them for different ailments.
Practical applications for over 50+ common conditions, including anxiety, arthritis, migraines, and more.
Whether you are a complete beginner or a seasoned wellness professional, this course offers a wealth of knowledge and practical skills to enhance your personal and professional life. Upon successful completion, you’ll receive a Certificate in Acupressure, accredited by IAOTH, UK, adding credibility to your expertise.
This course includes:
Downloadable PDF Course Manual
Certificate from Virtued Academy International
Introduction to Acupressure
The Meridian System
Locating Acupoints
Acupoint Stimulation Techniques
The Best Acupressure Points that Work Like Magic
Video Demonstration to Locate the Acupoints
Acupressure for Common Ailments
Acupressure for Anxiety
Acupressure for Arthritis
Acupressure for Asthma
Acupressure for Back Pain
Acupressure for Bell’s Palsy
Acupressure for Bloating
Acupressure for Cold Hands and Feet
Acupressure for Colic
Acupressure for Constipation
Acupressure for Cough
Acupressure for Depression
Acupressure for Diarrhea
Acupressure for Dizziness
Acupressure for Earache
Acupressure for Epilepsy
Acupressure for Eye Strain
Acupressure for Fatigue
Acupressure for Fever
Acupressure for Foot Pain
Acupressure for Gastritis
Acupressure for Headache
Acupressure for Heart Palpitations
Acupressure for High Blood Pressure
Acupressure for Hot Flashes
Acupressure for Indigestion
Acupressure for Insomnia
Acupressure for Irregular Menstruation
Acupressure for Joint Pain
Acupressure for Knee Pain
Acupressure for Low Energy
Acupressure for Lower Back Pain
Acupressure for Menstrual Cramps
Acupressure for Migraine
Acupressure for Motion Sickness
Acupressure for Muscle Spasms
Acupressure for Neck Pain
Acupressure for Night Sweats
Acupressure for Nausea
Acupressure for Nosebleed
Acupressure for Obesity
Acupressure for Panic Attacks
Acupressure for Poor Appetite
Acupressure for Postpartum Depression
Acupressure for Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS)
Acupressure for Shoulder Pain
Acupressure for Sinusitis
Acupressure for Sore Throat
Acupressure for Stress
Acupressure for Tension Headache
Acupressure for Tinnitus
Acupressure for Toothache
Acupressure for Urinary Issues
Acupressure for Vertigo
Join us now and start your journey into the world of Acupressure!