Enhance Your Clinical Results with Scalp Acupuncture

David Lintonbon DO
1 day ago
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Learn Directly from Prof. Dr. Tianjun Wang, President of the Academy of Scalp Acupuncture UK (ASA), Over 35 Years’ Experience and PhD research

In clinical practice, we regularly meet patients struggling with the impacts of chronic pain, neurological impairment, or musculoskeletal dysfunction. Whether they’re recovering from stroke, managing chronic neuropathies, or coping with persistent pain, progress can sometimes feel limited—both for the patient and the practitioner.

This is where Scalp Acupuncture (SA) stands out as a powerful, effective approach.

Unlike body acupuncture, scalp acupuncture works by stimulating specific functional zones of the brain mapped across the scalp. This allows practitioners to directly influence neurological pathways, activate motor and sensory responses, and support neuroplasticity. The result? Many patients experience noticeable improvements during treatment—in movement, sensation, pain levels, balance, and coordination.

It’s a technique that not only enhances clinical results but also inspires patient confidence and hope.

Learn from a Global Leader: Prof. Dr. Tianjun Wang

If you’re ready to bring this powerful modality into your practice, there is no better guide than Prof. Dr. Tianjun Wang, Principal of the London Academy of Chinese Acupuncture (LACA).

With over 35 years of clinical, teaching, and research experience, Prof. Wang is internationally recognised for his expertise in scalp acupuncture. His teaching is clear, practical, and clinically grounded—ideal for practitioners who want to start using the technique immediately and effectively. Takin a course from him can offer a credential that is recognised globally, enhancing your credibility as a practitioner.

Why Practitioners Value Scalp Acupuncture

Scalp acupuncture is especially useful for treating:

Musculoskeletal pain and chronic tension
Stroke rehabilitation and hemiparesis
Parkinson’s and movement disorders
Peripheral neuropathies and nerve pain
Trigeminal neuralgia and facial paralysis
Post-surgical or injury-related weakness
Balance, gait, and coordination challenges

What makes it exceptional is the speed of functional improvement, which can be observed and adjusted in real time.

What You Will Gain from Level 1 & 2 Training

After completing the Level 1 & 2 course, you will:

Understand basic brain anatomy and functional zones from both Chinese and Western medical perspectives
Confidently locate scalp acupuncture areas
Apply proper techniques safely and effectively
Recognise appropriate indications for SA
Clinical applications and sample case treatments
Begin using scalp acupuncture with your own clinic patients right away

This course is not just theoretical—you will develop real, usable skills that broaden your treatment options immediately.