Direct Teachers and Mentors
- Dr. Yudhi H. Gejali
- Jul 22, 2017
- 1 min read
Some of my teachers and mentors who have great influence to my acupuncture practices so far:
1. Dr. Stephen Birch, Oran Kivity, David Soeharto who have taught me my main technique of Japanese Acupuncture: Manaka Acupuncture:
2. Dr. Tadashi Kanno, Dr. Minako Fukushima, Dr. Sugiyama, Dr. Tomiyo Moriyama Shonishin who has taught me shonishin (daishi-ryu shonihari) to treat children and difficult cases of developmental dissabilities:
a. Dr. Tadashi Kanno, Dr. Minako Fukushima, Dr. Sugiyama, Dr. Tomiyo Moriyama
3. Dr. Takahiru Funamizu who taught me Sazanami Teishin protocol for treating client with psychological problems.
4. Reza Gunawan, my Teacher of Pregnancy Acupuncture, how to support Mom and Baby during the process of pregnancy, pre-labor, labor, and post labor.
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