10/01/2020
Are you registered yet? Don’t miss out on the Early Bird registration for this great herbal medicine conference. Live Stream also available.
The brilliant Suzanne Robidoux will be streamed from China to give a talk on the difference between Jing Fang and TCM in the treatment of anxiety and depression.
Dr. Suzanne Robidoux is a recognized international speaker and teaches all over Europe, North America and Australia. Organizing courses in the fields of classical herbal medicine of Jing Fang, classical Yuan qi acupuncture, over 10 different types of classical and modern moxibustion techniques, various types of scalp acupuncture for neurological disorders as well as various styles of Daoist and Buddhist Qigong exercises she has learned from her lineage masters.
Dr. Robidoux is also an acknowledged author with the most recent being a comprehensive textbook on the works of Zhang Zhong jing called the Six Syndrome Guide to Classical Formulas which immortalizes the knowledge and clinical success of Dr. Hu Xi shu and Dr. Feng Shi lun. While living in China for the last 20 years, Suzanne has given a great emphasis on reviving the classical teachings to apply them in today’s clinical practice. During the time in Beijing, she spent five years working for the People’s Medical Publishing House and helped published other medical titles including: TCM Case Studies: Internal Medicine 2014 (author), Classical Point Pairing 2020 (editor), Anatomical Illustration of Acupuncture Points 2008/2011 (editor), Huang Huang’s Guide to Clinical application of Classical Formulas 2010 (editor), You Shen Ba Gua Lian Huan Zhang 2012 (editor), Classical Yuan Qi Acupuncture Charts 2018 (author), and more.
Originally from Montreal, Canada, Suzanne completed her Master’s Degree in Chinese medicine in NM, US in 1999 and then moved to China to complete her Doctorates at the Nanjing University of Chinese Medicine in 2007. During this time she was also involved in treating debilitating neurological diseases including post stroke paralysis, Major Depression Disease, chronic sciatica pain, anxiety disorders and PTSD with scalp acupuncture as well as treating various gynecological diseases such as infertility, PID and uterine fibroids with specialized moxibustion techniques.
In the past decade, Suzanne has been busy coordinating seminars and writing books, while maintaining a focus on applying five different classical and modern Chinese medicine systems in the treatment of tremors, numbness, chronic pain, general fatigue, depression, anxiety and other neurological disorders. Her goal is to revive the classical knowledge of Chinese medical by systemizing it and making it readily available.
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