Overview

A Practical Guide to Pediatric Acupuncture prepares practitioners for the treatment room by explaining clearly how to approach children and families with confidence and sensitivity and focusing on the 'how' of treatment. Rebecca Avern draws on 25 years of experience to share the subtleties that shape successful practice; from the first moments of connection with a child to the choices made when treatment proves challenging. Through case histories, she reveals her clinical reasoning step by step, demonstrating how theory can be applied, and adapted, to meet the needs of each individual child. Covering issues as varied as the impact of family dynamics, the complexities of working with neurodivergent children, and the realities of practice in a post-Covid world, this book offers both insight and reassurance. It is an indispensable resource for acupuncturists and students growing their pediatric practice.

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9781805013716

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As always, Rebecca's lucid style is an utter joy. It's clear, intelligible, and it shines! Her wise advice on working with children contains so many lessons we can also apply in our work with adult patients. Recommended for every single acupuncture practitioner. * Julie Reynolds MSc Lic.Ac, Joint Principal and Head of Clinical Year at The Acupuncture Academy Leamington Spa. *

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Rebecca Avern BA Hons, Lic Ac, Dip Paed Ac, FBAcC has 25 years' experience as a practitioner and teacher in paediatric acupuncture. She is author of Acupuncture for Babies, Children and Teenagers, Chinese Medicine for Childhood Anxiety and Depression, and leads a specialist children's clinic in Oxford, and lectures internationally on child health in Chinese medicine.

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