Innovative Chinese Medical Program

How Do Complex Conditions Present on the Tongue? Expand Your Diagnostic Possibilities ....

Advanced Tongue Diagnosis:

Expanded Models in Chinese Medicine

Dr. Evan Rabinowitz

This class covers the foundational organ model, then expands tongue diagnostics to reveal nuanced features, new mappings, lesser known zones and clear diagnostics using high quality clinical tongue photos. Sign up today!

Are you ready for exceptional accuracy in

TONGUE DIAGNOSIS?

Are you confident in your tongue diagnosis skills are reliable and clinically relevant?

Are you still just using the basic Zang Fu regions map, even though your patients' complaints are anything but basic?

Do you know how to find unique zones for expanded organs and structures such as brain, spine, thyroid, esophagus and diaphragm?

Are you able to use tongue diagnosis to decipher complex conditions such as hormone dysfunction, cancer or endometriosis?

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12 hours of Video Content

Segmented, Searchable, Organized

3 Months Recorded Access

Plus

3 x 90 minute Online Meetings

Tongue Analysis Lab with Q&A

Recorded for Later Viewing

Sundays February 9th, 16th and 23rd

6-7:30pm EST

(PST 3pm, GMT 11pm, CET Mondays 12am, EDT Mondays 10am)

12 - 16.5 NCCAOM PDA's Credits Available

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Advanced Tongue Diagnosis Offers

More objective tools to track patient process and to develop treatment strategies
Systems to observe concrete anatomical changes through visual signs on the tongue
Methods to observe relevant signs on the tongue for diseases of the Extraordinary Fu (uterus and brain) and Extraordinary Vessels (Chong, Ren, Du)
Models reflecting TCM specialties such as gynecology, oncology and neurology/mental health
Auxiliary Zones for anatomical structures such as diaphragm, esophagus, and sensory orifices
Other clinical gems from the 25 years of clinical practice of Dr. Evan Rabinowitz

Learn Tongue diagnosis with pinpoint accuracy!

Make a commitment this year to advance your skill!

Tongue diagnosis is one of the pillars of Chinese medicine. It is a crucial skill for flexibility in clinical practice.

Most practitioners continue to rely of the foundational model given in their first year of education without expanded study, even as their other diagnostic skills and treatment capacities mature.

There are few resources to actualize the potential that tongue diagnosis offers. Looking through manuals is not enough to acquire the subtlety in order to advance your skills.

This course offers a coherent method and structure with expert feedback to make a real difference in your diagnosis.

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What You Will Learn In This Course

Course Outline

In Depth Review of the Basic Zang Fu Models

Introduction to tongue diagnosis (for beginners and for experienced practitioners a calibration to basic principles)
Diagnostic method: Step-by step method of moving from the big picture to increasingly more subtle information
Movement of Qi on the tongue
Qi & Blood Stasis on the tongue
Clear distinction between "Direct Finding" and Correlative Findings"

Qi Motion on the Tongue

Introduction to tongue diagnosis (for beginners and for experienced practitioners a calibration to basic principles)
Diagnostic method: Step-by step method of moving from the big picture to increasingly more subtle information
Movement of Qi on the tongue
Qi & Blood Stasis on the tongue
Dynamic Tongue Assessment (an innovative method developed by Dr. Evan Rabinowitz)

Gynecology

Gynecological Areas of the tongue: Breast, Uterus and Ovaries
Signs of breast cancer on the tongue
Signs of fibroids and cysts on the tongue
Chong Mai and Ren Mai findings on the tongue
Acupuncture and herbal medicine for the treatment of common GYN conditions
Phases of the Menstrual Cycle reflected on the tongue
Bao Mai and Heart- Kidney Communication

Oncology

Introduction to the treatment of cancer
Principles and basic strategies in cancer care
Using Shèn 神 of the tongue as a key prognostic indicator
The importance of tongue body color in relation to malignancy
Signs of breast cancer on the tongue
Signs of prostate cancer on the tongue
Cancers of the GI tract and issues of translocation of heat

Brain and Spine

Introduction models for understanding treating the brain
The role of the Dumai in brain and spine conditions
Identifying and analyzing the brain zone on the tongue
Signs of brain cancer on the tongue
Degenerative spinal conditions
Trauma to the brain and spine

Mental Health

Tongue signs for different types of anxiety
Tongue signs for different types of depression
Tongue signs of bi-polar disorder
The distinction between suppression and repression on the tongue
Tongue signs of long-term emotional repression...And more!

Special Zones

Esophagus
Diaphragm
Sensory Orifices
Skeletal Structure and Injury
Surgical Impacts

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About The Instructor

Dr. Evan M. Rabinowitz is the founder of Yao Shan Center for Chinese Medicine in Washington, DC. where he has maintained his clinical practice for the last 25 years. He is both a clinician and a teacher. Currently, he is a professor at Daoist Traditions College of Chinese Medical Arts, Asheville. He is the former Director of Chinese Herbal Medicine at the Maryland University of Integrative Health (MUIH) where during his 8 year tenure he helped create the University's Masters and Doctorate programs in Oriental Medicine. Dr. Rabinowitz is a regular lecturer in Georgetown University's Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM) degree program. He is a former instructor and Chinese herbal supervisor at the Academy for Five Element Acupuncture, Gainesville. Dr. Rabinowitz has an active private teaching schedule offering continuing education for practitioners across the United States and internationally. He studied extensively with Jeffrey Yuen for two decades. He is a graduate of the George Washington University (B.A.), Traditional Acupuncture Institute (M.Ac.) and Maryland University of Integrative Health (D.AC.).

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What Students Say About Studying with Evan

"Learning Chinese herbal medicine with Evan has been nothing less than profound and ripe with the depth and richness inherent in both the philosophy and practice of Chinese medicine. His transmission of the teachings are steeped in both historical context, relevance and homage to the great scholars and masters from which they originated. If you are looking to deepen or reawaken your knowledge and love of Chinese medicine, I highly recommend you take this program. You will thank me afterwards."

-Bart Beckerman, L.Ac.

Brooklyn, New York

"Evan has a way of making herbs come alive. When I learned from Evan I never felt like it was just about memorizing functions and characteristics. It was about getting to know these plants as friends and family in a way that was relational, embodied, and heart-centered. I’ve found that what I have learned from Evan, I’ve incorporated into my life in a deeper and also more practical way than other herbal classes I’ve done. His teachings are suffused with a clarity and confidence that is contagious."

-Hannah Dwertman, D.O.M

Salt Lake City, Utah

"Evan Rabinowitz is one of those rare teachers who can bring incredibly dense subject matter to life. His teaching style is extremely organized and richly textured. I appreciated how skillfully he designed a curriculum rooted in the classics, yet applicable to the modern clinic. While I learned practical applications of herbs and formulas, Evan also taught me to cultivate my ability to observe resonance and nuances in prescribing. He taught us to think in terms of the energetics of herbs and formulas rather than just the mechanics of them. I am so grateful for my herbal studies with Evan, it has truly deepened my understanding and love of Chinese Medicine as a whole."

-Becky Thoroughgood, L.Ac.

Harrisburg, PA

“Evan has an amazing talent to assimilate, organize, and make clinically relevant a vast amount of complex Chinese Medicine material collected through many years of his extensive studying with Jeffrey Yuen. I greatly enjoy Evan’s presentation style as his lectures are not only rich in content but are also engaging and full of useful clinical examples. Evan’s teachings has deepened my understanding of Chinese Medicine as a whole and helped me become a much more confident and successful practitioner of both Chinese herbology and acupuncture.”

“It’s said great leaders and teachers point not to themselves but to the greater source that inspires them, and with humility. I say this is true of Evan’s teaching in Chinese Medicine. I’ve studied herbs, pulse diagnosis and many other aspects of Chinese Medicine with Evan since 2011 through the various programs he has offered at MUIH and Yao Shan Center in Washington, DC. His teaching style truly integrates mind, body, spirit as One and in relationship with our natural world as our greater teacher and source. His keen observational skills also makes him aware of each student in the class as an essential participant within our larger order. No one gets left behind and we live it 3D and multi-dimensionally with Evan! With kindness and good humor he lays the foundations, conveys this essential knowledge, teaching sensory awareness's and this great tradition for human care, as he has come to know it. His expertise and teaching style gives opportunity for our confidence to grow for the sake of our unique CM practices and all the connected relationships we have beyond the classroom, within the larger realm(s), so we may pass it forward too. I’m truly grateful for the opportunity to listen and learn with Evan through the years.”

-Olga Magas, L.Ac.

Princeton, NJ

-Kate Rodriguez Mahood, L.Ac.

Annapolis, MD

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