Advanced TCM Gynecology Courses

Advanced TCM Gynecology Courses Advanced courses and workshops for Chinese medicine practitioners in the field of women's health
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Professional advanced courses in Traditional Chinese Medicine Gynecology. Keren Zelicha provides clinical seminars and courses in women's health for acupuncturists and Chinese herbal practitioners, including irregular menstruation, infertility, polycystic ovaries (pcos), endometriosis, pregnancy complications, menopause and more.

04/10/2026

A seed holds the memory of its season: the weather, the soil, what we fed the ground.đź«›

While drying my Thai beans between patients today, I kept thinking about Jing - essence. In Chinese medicine, our essence is shaped by what we inherit and by how we live: how we eat, when we sleep, how we meet stress.
The eggs a woman is born with mature in the environment we create for them.
A few habits that support ovarian health and egg quality:
· Regular, nourishing meals
· Consistent, sufficient sleep
· Finishing dinner earlier. Melatonin rises after sunset, and digestion and insulin sensitivity are less efficient in the evening

Fertility has many variables, and these are small and easy ways to support it.

Save this for the days you need the reminder, and send it to someone who is preparing for pregnancy.
What is one habit you are working on right now?

27/09/2026

A diagnosis can tell us what the patient has.
It doesn’t always tell us how to treat this particular patient.

In women’s health, the details matter — and sometimes the most important information comes from asking better questions.

The more I practice acupuncture, the less I look for a “fertility protocol” and the more I look for the individual clinical picture.

What is the first thing you want to know when you see a fertility case?

25/09/2026

What happens when we stop memorizing point indications and start thinking through their mechanisms?

For me, the Lung’s role in governing Qi and its movement is an important part of understanding why I consider master Tung 22.01 Chong Zi and 22.02 Chong Xian especially in qi deficiency leading to breast tenderness.

This is the kind of clinical application I teach in my Chinese medicine and women’s health courses.

On October 11 I will start my yearly course on women’s health. We will talk about regulating menstruation, bleeding conditions, PMS, endometriosis,PCOS, fertility, IVF, fibroids,menopause and more..
Registration is open- DM me for more details.

Follow for more Master Tung acupuncture and clinical thinking.

If you treat PCOS only as a gynecological condition, you may be missing an important part of the picture.The shift from ...
22/09/2026

If you treat PCOS only as a gynecological condition, you may be missing an important part of the picture.

The shift from PCOS to PMOS — Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome puts the metabolic aspect more clearly into the clinical picture.

And this is where Chinese medicine becomes interesting.

If metabolism is part of the picture, I want to ask:

What role does Earth play?

Not just as a theoretical label, but as part of our clinical thinking.

This is the kind of clinical reasoning I want to explore throughout my yearly course on the clinical integration of Chinese and Western medicine in women’s health.

Starting October 11th, 2026

49.5 hours
October 2026–May 2027
Online via Zoom + intensive weekend in Aix-en-Provence, France.

For postgrad practitioners who want to go beyond memorizing protocols and develop a deeper clinical understanding of women’s health.

Enrollment is now open.
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19/09/2026

A patient comes to you with migraines, back pain, insomnia, or digestive problems.

Do you ask about her menstrual cycle?

Too often, we only ask gynecological questions when the chief complaint is gynecological.

But the menstrual cycle can offer valuable clinical information far beyond reproductive health.

Sometimes, what helps guide your treatment isn’t in the chief complaint.

It’s in the questions you didn’t think to ask.

Clinical thinking starts with asking better questions.

Do you routinely ask your female patients about their cycle?

14/09/2026

When treating fertility there are no protocols.
We need to observe our patient, feel her pulse, look at her tongue, palpate her meridians.

Once we understand her pattern, we know what we need to change and how to balance her.

Moxa cones are one clinical technique that helps us support the production of Qi blood and Yang. I am happy to share this information with you so you can apply it in your practice.

Do you use Moxa in your clinic too?
Share with me why and when

Follow for more clinical pearls on acupuncture and women’s health.




12/09/2026

Where the patient feels pain is not always where I choose to needle.

💡 The painful area gives me important information—but it is only part of the clinical picture.

👩‍⚕️ I also ask:
What is causing the pain?
What areas are connected?
And what treatment strategy is most likely to create change?

Sometimes, the point I choose is far away from the painful area.

This is why acupuncture is not simply about knowing where the points are.

Clinical reasoning comes first.

10/09/2026

Learning is not about collecting more techniques.

The real challenge is knowing how to connect what you learn and apply it to the individual patient sitting in front of you.

That is the focus of my yearly course:

Clinical Integration of Chinese and Western Medicine in Women’s Health

Together, we will explore women’s health through both Chinese and Western medicine, with the goal of developing deeper understanding and more clinical possibilities.

49.5 hours | October 2026 – May 2027
Online via Zoom + an intensive weekend in Aix-en-Provence, France

Starting October 11th, 2026.

If you are ready to invest in your knowledge and take your understanding of women’s health to a deeper level, this course is for you.

Enrollment is now open. Join us and reserve your place.

Open to licensed postgraduate Chinese medicine practitioners.

Register by sending me a DM or through École Zhong Li.

09/09/2026

What am I trying to change?

👉 Before choosing an acupuncture point, this is the question I ask.

Master Tung acupuncture is NOT just about memorizing points. It is about understanding the patient and making a treatment decision.

What if better results in women’s health start with asking better clinical questions?🤔Complex gynecological cases requir...
05/09/2026

What if better results in women’s health start with asking better clinical questions?🤔

Complex gynecological cases require more than knowing acupuncture points.

They require the ability to connect Chinese medicine, Western diagnostics, and the individual clinical picture — and turn that understanding into a clear treatment strategy.

👩‍⚕️ This is exactly what we will explore in my Gynecology & Chinese Medicine postgraduate training.

👉 From fertility, IVF and PCOS to endometriosis, menstrual disorders and menopause — with a strong focus on practical clinical application.

49.5 hours | October 2026 – May 2027
Online on Zoom + intensive weekend in Aix-en-Provence (Live Zoom option available).

Starting October 11, 2026.

If you want to deepen your clinical approach to women's health, I would love to have you join me.

Registration through Zhong Li School, France or message me directly.

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