Talking about Acupuncture in New York [Paperback] by J.R. Worsley 1991 Edition
99 Pages - Minor age discoloration
This book is a transcript of a talk given by J.R. Worsley in NYC in which he lays out some of the key principles of Worsley Five-Element Acupuncture. His humorous presentation makes key concepts easy to understand and enjoy.
J. R. Worsley (14th September 1923 - 2nd June 2003) is credited with bringing five element acupuncture, also known as 'classical acupuncture' or 'traditional acupuncture' (to distinguish it from the more widely-known Traditional Chinese medicine ("TCM") style of acupuncture), to the West.[1] For many years he resided in the UK, where he opened an acupuncture training school, which trained many of the leading five element practitioners practising today, including Dianne Connelly and Bob Duggan, who now head the Tai Sophia Institute (formerly The Traditional Acupuncture Institute) in Laurel, Maryland, USA. He was also responsible for starting the Academy for Five Element Acupuncture ("AFEA") in Gainesville, Florida, USA, and had ties to the acupuncture training school in Boulder, Colorado, USA. Today, his wife, Judy Becker Worsley, carries on the five element acupuncture tradition, training and certifying practitioners in schools she endorses. J. R. Worsley's influence was widely cited by others within the five element tradition, including Peter Eckmann, author of In the Footsteps of the Yellow Emperor.
2.99
USD
LimitedAvailability