Why This Course Was Created:
In today's digital age, prolonged use of computers and mobile devices, coupled with high work and life stress, has led to a widespread increase in shoulder and neck pain. Many individuals suffer from discomfort due to poor posture, hunched backs, and "text neck." These issues impede the flow of meridians and disrupt the circulation of qi and blood, leading to stiffness, pain, and tension in the upper body.
Tai Chi Pestle Needle Therapy combines the benefits of acupuncture and massage, using a gentle, painless pestle needle tool to stimulate key acupoints. This therapy enhances blood circulation, relieves muscle stiffness, and restores balance to the body's energy channels. Unlike traditional acupuncture, Pestle Needle Therapy does not require specialized skills, making it an accessible self-care practice at home. For individuals looking to relieve shoulder and neck pain, improve posture, and restore flexibility, this course provides a natural, safe, and effective treatment option.
Through this course, you will learn how to apply Pestle Needle Therapy to specific acupoints that relieve tension in the shoulders and neck. These techniques promote relaxation, improve circulation, and alleviate discomfort associated with modern sedentary lifestyles. The methods taught are simple and easy to practice at home, allowing you to prevent chronic pain and support your body’s natural healing process.
Who Can Benefit from This Course?
- Individuals experiencing shoulder, neck, and upper back pain.
- Those suffering from hunched posture and "text neck."
- People dealing with headaches and migraines caused by muscle tension.
- Medical professionals.
- TCM practitioners and enthusiasts.
- Health Coaches and Therapists.
- Family members and caregivers.
- Massage therapists.
- Individuals seeking alternative therapies for pain relief.
The Course Content includes:
- A specialized form consisting of the top 7 movements (3 acupoints, 4 postures) selected by Master Shunling Xin, based on the body theory of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM).
· Guidelines and best practices for effective practice.
Key Features of This Course:
- Simple and easy-to-follow techniques.
- Requires only 5-10 minutes of daily practice.
- Noticeable improvement within 7-10 days.
- Enhances blood circulation by stretching muscles and ligaments in the shoulder and neck area.
- Promotes qi and blood circulation to heal damaged tissues and alleviate pain.
- Improves flexibility of the shoulders and neck, slowing down the aging of joint tendons.
- Expands range of motion in the shoulders and neck, enhancing joint mobility.
- Led by Master Shunling Xin, with English subtitles available.
- Direct Q&A support via WhatsApp.
- Certificate awarded upon course completion.
How to Access the Course:
This online course provides lifetime access, allowing participants to revisit lessons anytime.
Two Ways to Watch:
- After purchase, an order confirmation email will be sent. Click "Go to My Courses Page," log in with your email and password, and access your course.
- Visit our website qctedu.com, navigate to "My Courses" in the menu, log in with your email and password, and start learning.
Important Reminders:
- Health maintenance requires daily practice for gradual improvement and long-term stability.
- Consult a healthcare professional before starting this course to ensure it is suitable for your condition.
- If currently on medication, perform massage under medical guidance to avoid interfering with treatment effectiveness.
- Apply gentle pressure when using the Tai Chi Pestle Needle tool to prevent skin or muscle discomfort.
- Perform massages in a calm, clean, and comfortable environment to optimize relaxation.
- Keep hands and tools clean to reduce the risk of infection.
- Carefully follow diagrams to accurately locate acupoints.
- Incorrect acupoint massage may not yield the desired effects and could cause discomfort.
- Each massage session should last 3-5 minutes and be done daily or every other day.
- Avoid prolonged massage durations to prevent muscle fatigue—adjust according to your body’s needs.
- If dizziness, palpitations, or discomfort occur, discontinue immediately and seek professional advice.
- Mild soreness after massage is normal, but persistent pain or swelling requires medical attention.
- Massage is a complementary therapy and should not replace prescribed medications—use it alongside other treatment approaches.
Join us today and discover how Pestle Needle Therapy can enhance your posture, relieve pain, and improve your overall well-being!
