Root and Branch College

Some of the Root and Branch College teaching team: Jinal Shah, Zarig Cooper and Conny Cooper after teaching a seminar from the Tangible Acupuncture for Orthopaedic Injuries series last year. Also including Silvia Vantusso as our bodywork specialist!

It was a full weekend but also a lot of fun to teach - and the profuse positive feedback we get after our seminars always makes it worthwhile.

The full Tangible Acupuncture for Orthopaedic Injuries programme is included in the second year of our 3-year course, so our students graduate with excellent skills for the treatment of physical injuries, ready to help people live pain-free lives.

Hanging in our teaching clinic. Many years ago this was a present from an acupuncture patient.

We love the sharing of wisdom on display between the old man and the turtle!

Thinking about training in acupuncture, but not sure whether it’s the right path for you?

Join us at one of our Open Evenings and discover what makes Root & Branch College different.

Meet the teachers, observe a treatment demonstration, explore our approach to classical Chinese medicine, and ask any questions you may have about training, career pathways, clinical practice and student life.

Whether you are considering a complete career change, looking to deepen an existing healthcare practice, or simply curious about what we offer, this is an opportunity to experience the college first-hand.

📍 Thursday 9th July, 6.30pm–8pm
Miller’s Way Project, Shepherd’s Bush

💻 Monday 13th July, 6.30pm–8pm
Online

Reserve your place today:
https://rootandbranchcollege.com/open-evening/

See less

While Yang temperatures will keep rising over the next couple of months, we have reached the Yangest point of the year it terms of light.

The seed of yin is planted and will start growing from tomorrow as the days get shorter even as the days get warmer. Full yin will kick in later in the year when the temperatures drop in Autumn/Winter.

Happy Summer solstice everyone!