Asian Institute of Medical Studies
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Join the healthcare revolution!
Transform your life and become an independent holistic practitioner!
Now accepting applications for Spring Quarter,
2011
Full and part time classes available
For more information
contact Alex Holland:
alex@asianinstitute.edu
or call: 520-322-6330
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AIMS Acu- Professionals Network Speciality Clinics are now offering unique, high quality health care at discounted rates.
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Mark your Calendars:
March 9, 2011 begins the Universal Underworld of the Mayan Calendar. The College of Ideas at the Asian Institute will be sponsoring a group meditation in early March to usher in the new energies and support our path toward unity consciousness. Stay tuned for more details.
"Longevity"
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Asian Institute of Medical Studies
Winter 2011 Newsletter
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We Welcome In The Year of Metal Rabbit!
Peace is said to reign in the calmer, joyful, more harmonious Year of the Metal Rabbit that begins on February 3, 2011! Metal rules the quality of the voice, so the Year of the Metal Rabbit will bring a much welcomed and needed break from the bickering, conflict and war exhibited in the ferocity of the waning Year of the Tiger. Let's welcome the New Year with joy and hope so that all people work auspiciously for peace, reconciliation and community. It is time to reflect, take care of our health, rest and renew! In the more congenial Year of the Rabbit, people will recognize that diplomacy is more effective than force. It is said that money will be made with less labor, lifestyles will be more leisurely, and the pace of our lives will be more relaxed. Life is about choices, so choose to be happy, loving, and kind in your thoughts, words and actions so that the universe will support your dreams, aspirations and purpose in this coming year! May it be so.
-Submitted by Michele Duffy
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Beginning Daoist Qigong Class
with Tai Blue
6 Friday Evenings: February 4, 11 & 18 & March 4, 11 & 18
5:30 - 7:30 pm
$95.00
The Asian Institute is once again pleased to have Tai Blue teach this five thousand year old practice developed in China to help preserve longevity, strengthen the body from imbalances and disease, and calm the mind. This series of classes are great for experienced and beginner practitioners alike. Students will get an in-depth experience and knowledge of Qigong with focus on correct alignments and posture of the body, moving through daoist breathing techniques, and strengthening the mind to bring greater awareness to one's own qi cultivation practice.
To register contact Alex @ 322.6330
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Chinese Food Therapy
with David Price, L.Ac.
5 Saturday Evenings: Feb 19, Feb 26, Mar 5, 12 & 19
5:00 - 7:00 pm
$85.00 for the Series
 Back by popular demand, this educational series introduces a foundational understanding of Chinese food therapy and diet. The classes include the medicinal properties of common foods, special types of preparation and combinations, and the medicinal actions and indications of Chinese herbal foods and teas. To register contact Alex @ 322.6330
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Psycho-Energetic Acupuncture Certification Program
Monthly Weekend Seminars
Beginning April 16 & 17, 2011
Through March, 2012
with Jeremy Werner, L.Ac.
Psycho-Energetic Acupuncture is a unique and powerful paradigm of transformational healing that assists in the development of both analytical and intuitive healing abilities and skills. This 12-weekend program teaches participants to combine Traditional Asian Medical Theory and practice with the ancient and modern techniques of energy reading and healing. The PEA Certification Program consists of 4 modules of 3 seminars each: - Module 1-Clairvoyant Skills (open to the general public and can be taken independently)
- Module 2-Energetic Medicine (open to the general public and can be taken independently)
- Module 3-Advanced Skill Combinations (Modules 1 & 2 prerequisite)
- Module 4-Psycho-Energetic Acupuncture (Modules 1, 2 & 3 prerequisite)
Seminar 1: Introduction to Energy Medicine begins April 16 & 17 and will be held at the Asian Institute of Medical Studies. To learn more and to apply to the Program, please contact Jeremy at (520) 322-6330 or jeremy@asianinstitute.edu.
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AIMS AcuProfessionals Network Specialty Clinics
Psycho-Emotional Acupuncture with Rick A. Oliver, M.A., L.Ac. 
Rick holds a Masters Degree in TCM and one in Clinical Psychology. Inspired by Alice Miller, Pia Mellody and Dr. Katrina Wood, he has developed a dynamic method of healing that incorporates modern Psychodynamic principles with Ancient Oriental Medical theories. The union of these paradigms conceived the hybrid form of healing called Psycho-Emotional Acupuncture which Rick birthed in his first private practice in Beverly Hills, California. Rick has extensive clinical experience treating individuals suffering from addictions, eating disorders, codependency and other effects of childhood trauma. Session Fee: $50 (discounted from $125 private rate); $40 if AIMS Student Observer permitted Friday mornings by appointment only: 9 am, 10:15 am, 11:30 am
Call Jeremy at 322-6330 to schedule an appointment
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