Dr.Ying Wang’s Foundation and Practical Training Course

YONG HO TCM SDN. BHD. · TCM CLINICAL TRAINING
PAST COURSE · 25–27 APRIL 2025

Abdominal Diagnosis
Acupuncture

Foundation & Practical Training Course

Explore abdominal examination, acupuncture treatment principles and clinical techniques through a structured combination of theory, demonstrations and hands-on practice.

Abdominal Assessment
Clinical Demonstrations
Hands-On Training

DATE
25–27 April 2025
TIME
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
LANGUAGE
English
LOCATION
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

ABOUT THE COURSE

From Abdominal Examination to Clinical Application

This course introduces the foundations, development and clinical approach of abdominal diagnosis acupuncture. It explores practical examination methods, acupoint positioning and acupuncture techniques, with a focus on connecting assessment findings to clinical decision-making. Instructor-led demonstrations and supervised practice support the application of concepts in real-world clinical scenarios.

KEY LEARNING HIGHLIGHTS

What You Will Explore

01

Abdominal Examination

Origins, development, physical examination methods and common abdominal assessment points.

02

Acupoint Positioning

Abdominal organ correspondence, the twelve Mu points, and relevant chest and abdominal points.

03

Treatment Techniques

Fire-point and metal–water-point approaches, warming/cooling methods and clinical treatment strategies.

04

Practical Training

Live demonstrations, instructor-guided exercises and discussion of clinical applications.

THREE-DAY COURSE OUTLINE

A Structured Learning Journey

A progressive programme covering core principles, clinical techniques and practical case applications.

25 APRIL 2025

Day 1 · Foundations

01. Origins, development, key principles and clinical characteristics of abdominal diagnosis acupuncture.

02. Fire-point diagnosis and metal–water-point treatment approaches, including point combinations and a menopausal-symptom case discussion.

03. Warming and cooling acupuncture techniques and their use alongside other acupuncture methods.

04. Live demonstrations and hands-on practice.

26 APRIL 2025

Day 2 · Clinical Methods

01. Common abdominal examination positions, their corresponding approaches and structured assessment methods.

02. Physical examination practice led by Professor Wang.

03. Live clinical demonstrations, including needle-manipulation methods coordinated with breathing and the discussion of abdominal symptoms and Qi regulation.

27 APRIL 2025

Day 3 · Practical Applications

01. Auxiliary assessment techniques for the neck and back, with related treatment approaches.

02. Clinical strategies for neck and shoulder pain, the BL43 region, and lower back pain.

03. Approaches to structural imbalance using abdominal diagnosis acupuncture.

04. Practical demonstrations, questions and troubleshooting during hands-on sessions.

MEET YOUR INSTRUCTOR

Professor Ying Wang

Professor Ying Wang

Abdominal Diagnosis Acupuncture Instructor

◆ Professor of Acupuncture, UK Academy of Chinese Medicine

◆ Distinguished Expert, Swiss University of Chinese Medicine

◆ Distinguished Expert, French Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine

◆ Executive Vice President, Overseas Alumni Association of Shandong University of Traditional Chinese Medicine

◆ General Manager, overseas acupuncture technology development team “Acupuncture Dream Factory”

Academic affiliations and titles are translated from the supplied event poster; please confirm official English wording before publication.

TRAINING IN ACTION

Classroom & Practical Learning

Acupuncture classroom lecture from a previous event

Theory & Classroom Learning

Instructor demonstrating a clinical technique at a previous event

Demonstration & Practice

Illustrative photographs from previous training activities; not necessarily the April 2025 course.

ENQUIRIES & FUTURE COURSES

Interested in Upcoming Training?

The course shown above took place on 25–27 April 2025. For future course dates or enquiries, please contact Yong Ho TCM.

Visit Yong Ho TCM Website

Category:

Description

MODERN ABDOMINAL DIAGNOSIS & ACUPUNCTURE

Modern Abdominal Diagnosis & Acupuncture
and the Eight Extraordinary Meridians

Understanding the Body Through Abdominal Assessment
Exploring New Perspectives in Traditional Chinese Medicine Clinical Practice

Let Diagnosis Guide Treatment · Let Treatment Validate Diagnosis · Integrating Diagnosis and Therapy

ABOUT THE METHOD

The Abdomen as a Window into the Body

Connecting Pattern Differentiation with Treatment

Modern Abdominal Diagnosis and Acupuncture takes abdominal assessment as its starting point, integrating traditional Chinese medicine abdominal diagnostic principles, modern anatomical knowledge, and clinical acupuncture experience. It explores a practical approach in which assessment, pattern differentiation, and treatment are closely connected.

Through abdominal palpation and observation of relevant physical signs, together with the patient’s symptoms and other clinical findings, practitioners can gain additional insights into the patient’s condition. These findings may also inform acupuncture point selection, treatment planning, and the assessment of clinical responses.

More direction in assessment. More rationale in point selection. A more systematic approach to clinical practice.

FIVE CORE FEATURES

Five Key Features of Modern Abdominal Diagnosis & Acupuncture

01

Abdominal Assessment & Pattern Differentiation

Observe and palpate relevant abdominal signs alongside the patient’s symptoms and other diagnostic information to support clinical assessment from multiple perspectives.

02

Integrating Diagnosis & Treatment

Connect abdominal assessment findings with acupuncture treatment, using changes in physical signs before and after treatment to help evaluate clinical responses.

03

Flexible Point Selection

Draw on meridian theory, the Eight Extraordinary Meridians, and different acupuncture methods to develop point-selection and treatment strategies informed by clinical findings.

04

Holistic Pattern Differentiation

Consider abdominal findings alongside whole-body symptoms rather than focusing solely on isolated complaints, broadening the perspectives used in clinical reasoning.

05

Hands-On Learning & Clinical Application

Use case discussions, live demonstrations, and practical exercises to connect abdominal assessment, pattern differentiation, point selection, and acupuncture techniques.

PAST EVENTS · PHOTO GALLERY

Highlights from Previous Courses

A look back at the learning experiences shared through classroom teaching, clinical demonstrations, and hands-on exchange.

Previous course: on-site teaching

On-Site Teaching

Previous course: hands-on practical exchange

Hands-On Practice

Previous course: event group photograph

Event Highlights

From theoretical learning to hands-on clinical practice,
every exchange is an opportunity for professional growth.

MEET THE PROFESSOR

Professor Wang Ying

Professor Wang Ying

Founder of Abdominal Diagnosis Acupuncture

Professor Wang Ying

Bridging traditional acupuncture wisdom with modern clinical thinking.

Professor Wang is dedicated to the research, development, and promotion of modern abdominal diagnosis and acupuncture techniques.

With extensive clinical acupuncture experience, he emphasizes the integrated use of abdominal findings, holistic pattern differentiation, and a range of acupuncture approaches.

Professional Background & Academic Appointments

◆ Professor of Acupuncture, UK College of Traditional Chinese Medicine

◆ First Cohort of Appointed Clinical Experts, Beijing University of Chinese Medicine

◆ Invited Expert, 16th Xinglin Treasure Hunt Event, Guangdong Provincial Hospital of Chinese Medicine

◆ Appointed Clinical Expert, Swiss University of Traditional Chinese Medicine

◆ Appointed Adviser, French Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine

◆ Executive Vice President, Overseas Alumni Association of Shandong University of Traditional Chinese Medicine

◆ Appointed Clinical Instructor, Guangdong Provincial Hospital of Chinese Medicine

◆ Head of the Overseas Acupuncture Technology Development Team, “Acupuncture Dream Factory”

Clinical Expertise & Techniques

Professor Wang draws on warming-yang and heat-clearing needling techniques, meridian-balancing approaches, Tung’s Acupuncture, and abdominal diagnosis acupuncture. Combining traditional diagnostic theory with modern anatomical knowledge, he promotes a more systematic approach to clinical assessment and treatment planning.

International Teaching & Outreach

Professor Wang has conducted related teaching and technical exchange activities in the United Kingdom, Switzerland, Germany, the United States, Australia, New Zealand, Malaysia, and cities across China. His teaching focuses on clinical reasoning, live demonstrations, and practical application.

KNOWLEDGE INTO PRACTICE

Start with Abdominal Assessment.
Expand the Possibilities of Clinical Acupuncture.

Learn with Professor Wang Ying through theory, case discussions, and practical training, exploring the connections between abdominal assessment, pattern differentiation, acupuncture point selection, and clinical treatment.