Supporting Women During the Childbearing Years with TCM

This engaging, 8-hour live CEU course offers licensed acupuncturists and advanced students a holistic yet practical roadmap to supporting women during the full spectrum of the childbearing years. From fertility struggles and assisted reproductive technologies to pregnancy complications, labor challenges, and postpartum recovery, this class blends Traditional Chinese Medicine principles with real-world clinical experience and up-to-date Western medical insight.

Participants will deepen their confidence in working with OB/GYN-related conditions, IUI/IVF protocols, and common pregnancy and postpartum concerns using acupuncture and Chinese herbal strategies. The course also explores the intersection of East-West care, offering valuable knowledge on how medical management functions across peripartum phases—and how TCM practitioners can collaborate more effectively within that structure. Expect a mix of clinical pearls, case examples, and hands-on, practical tools that you can immediately apply in practice.

• Gain confidence in treating gynecology and obstetrics cases using TCM
• Understand the biomedical approach to fertility and assisted reproduction (IUI/IVF)
• Learn TCM treatments for common pregnancy and postpartum complications
• Understand medical care models during labor, birth, and postpartum
• Apply practical tools and protocols for immediate clinical integration

About the Instructor: Dr. Deb Davies, DACM, Dipl. OM, L.O.M. is a nationally recognized doctor of acupuncture and Chinese medicine with over 20 years of experience specializing in integrative care for fertility, pregnancy, birth, and postpartum recovery.

An accomplished educator and mentor, Dr. Davies leads PUSH Professionals, a national mentorship program for perinatal acupuncturists, and teaches CEU courses and advanced trainings worldwide. She also serves on the faculty at Yo San University, the Eastern School of Acupuncture and Traditional Medicine, and the Won Institute of Graduate Studies.

Her clinical expertise is informed by both professional experience and her own personal journey through birth and loss, fostering a practice rooted in compassion, empowerment, and holistic family care. She currently practices in Jenkintown, Pennsylvania.

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