Classical Acupuncture Mentorship
The Classical Acupuncture Mentorship is the flagship course of the Classical Acupuncture College and has been presented since 2016. It is a comprehensive introduction to the complement channels of acupuncture.
2025 Schedule
The Complement Channels in Context (required for mentorship participation)
April 25-27, 2025 - In-person Class: Berkeley, California - Advanced Clinical Skills
May 4, 2025 – Live, Online Class: CAM 2025 Module 2 – Livestreams begin
June 28, 2025 – Live, Online Class: Understanding Herbal Energetics
August 3, 2025 – Live, Online Class: CAM 2025 Module 3 – Livestreams begin
October 4-6, 2025 – In-person Class: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia – The Treatment of Trauma + Clinical Skills Day
October 10, 2025 – In-person Class: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia – IICMC Annual Conference
Live, Online Classes
The live, online classes of the Classical Acupuncture Mentorship begin every year in January. The mentorship consists of an prerequisite class, Complement Channels in Context, which offers six (6) hours of continuing education. This is followed by three (3) modules on the specifics of the complement channels, with each module offering twenty (20) hours of continuing education.
Participants may attend the live-streams and/or watch the videos at their own pace.
The 2025 Mentorship will begin on January 12th, 2025. Recordings are made available for streaming within 72 hours of the lecture and are available until the middle of the following year.
It is recommended that participants take the course in order from Module I to Module III.
Self-paced, Online Classes
The self-paced, online classes of the Classical Acupuncture Mentorship consist of the same content as the live classes, but in a more time-flexible format.
Participants watch the pre-recorded lectures from each module on their own self-paced schedule.
Practitioners may begin any module at any time. Once registered, practitioners receive the handouts and video access for that module and have access to it for a year and a half.
However, it is recommended that participants take the course in order from Module I to Module III.