Free Resources to Help You Be a Better Acupuncturist
Handpicked guides, downloads, recommended textbooks, apps and external links — all completely free and designed to support your acupuncture education.
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The Top Acupuncturist Checklist!
Interested to know how you create an award winning Acupuncture clinic? Find out all the secret items which Drew keeps in his office and optimize your patients clinical experience — so they come back again and again!
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My Top Secret Tip — FREE!
Pick up my #1 Handout for all Acupuncture Students — Master your Yin organs and you will Master your TCM Diagnosis skills! If you take a moment to review these 5 pages, I promise you will be better at TCM diagnosis!
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The Top 10 Acupuncture Points
These are points every Acupuncture and Naturopathic student absolutely needs to know. Get yours today!
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Lower Abdomen Cun Measurements — Practice!
Download the FREE template to practice finding your cun measurements on the lower abdomen. Watch the video and get the template by clicking below!
Grab It Free →Drew's Go-To Textbooks
A Manual of Acupuncture
This is my absolute go-to reference for Acupuncture point location. Every serious Acupuncture student and practitioner should own this book. It is the most comprehensive and clinically relevant point location text available — covering actions, indications, needling depths, combinations and more for every point. If you only buy one textbook, make it this one.
Find on Amazon →The Foundations of Chinese Medicine / The Practice of Chinese Medicine
Anything by Maciocia is worth reading. The Foundations of Chinese Medicine is the definitive guide to TCM theory — Yin/Yang, Five Elements, Zang-Fu, pathology and diagnosis all covered in depth. The Practice of Chinese Medicine takes that theory and applies it to clinical conditions. Both are essential for any serious student or practitioner.
Find on Amazon →Drew's Favourite App
A Manual of Acupuncture — App
This is the app version of the Deadman textbook — and I use it constantly in clinic. It puts the entire Manual of Acupuncture in your pocket — fully searchable by point, channel, action or indication. Worth every penny and an absolute must for students and practitioners who want fast clinical reference on the go.
Learn More →Helpful External Resources
NCCAOM
National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine — the primary certification body for Acupuncture in the USA. Essential for American students and practitioners.
CTCMPAO
College of Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners and Acupuncturists of Ontario — the regulatory body for TCM practitioners in Ontario, Canada.
WHO Acupuncture Point Locations
The WHO Standard Acupuncture Point Locations in the Western Pacific Region — the internationally recognised standard covering all 361 acupuncture point locations. A free and authoritative reference for students and practitioners.
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