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Neuro-meridian 1
Upper Limb, Head & Neck

$2000 TAX INCLUDED
Join Dr. Poney Chiang, international expert in applied neuroanatomy for acupuncture, for an in-depth immersion into the foundations of the Neuro-Meridian approach.

Develop a precise understanding of neurofunctional mechanisms and learn to apply modern clinical techniques to assess and treat pain conditions of the upper limb, head, and neck.

Thank you to everyone who participated in Module 1 (2026). To get more information about upcoming dates, write to us at institute@atelierpalestra.com."
  • Dr. Poney Chiang 
    • International speaker and recognized instructor
    • Researcher in neuroscience & acupuncture
  • Hôtel Zero1
    • 1 Blvd René-Lévesque Est. H2X 3Z5
  • 26 Accredited Hours
    • One dissection lab 
    • Three and a half days of theory + supervised practice
  • Flexible Payment Options
    • Multiple installment plans available
    • Contact us for more details
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INFORMATION ABOUT THE COURSE 

Course Objective

Learn to integrate functional neuroanatomy into your clinical practice by exploring the neural structures of the upper limb, neck, and head.

This training will help you understand the foundations of the Neuro-Meridian approach and apply precise techniques to evaluate, locate, and stimulate key regions in order to optimize your therapeutic interventions.

You'll learn to

  • Link neural structures with meridians and acupuncture points used in clinical practice.
  • Identify DeQi sensations accurately and recognize neuroanatomical zones that respond during treatment of the upper limb, neck, and head.
  • Apply targeted clinical techniques to modulate pain and improve motor and sensory function.
  • Develop a clear understanding of the Neuro-Meridian approach to use a coherent, reproducible, and anatomy-guided treatment strategy.

Poney Chiang 

PhD, MSTOM, R.Ac, R.TCMP

About

Poney is an adjunct professor and founding director of the Certificate Program in Integrative Acupuncture at York University’s Faculty of Health in Toronto. He is also Director of the Phytotherapy Department at the Ontario College of Traditional Chinese Medicine and former Chief Instructor of the Neuro-Meridian Acupuncture Continuing Education Program at the Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine.

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