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Quick Facts
| Medium Of Instructions | Mode Of Learning | Mode Of Delivery |
|---|---|---|
| English | Self Study | Video and Text Based |
Course Overview
The acupressure certification course is based on the basic principles and applications of acupressure for self-care and symptom control in patients with readings and video lessons accessible for the student to work at their convenience.
If you are interested in alternative medicine and holistic health or want to improve your knowledge and abilities in therapeutic approaches, taking this Acupressure certification course will serve you with several advantages.
It is one of the five courses provided by the Integrative Nursing Specialisation and will take you approximately 15 hours to complete the syllabus. Acupressure training offered by the University of Minnesota in collaboration with Coursera may also be eligible for CE credit from additional professional governing bodies that allow self-documentation of continuing education activities.
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The Highlights
- 100% online
- Self-paced learning
- 15 hours long course
- Shareable certificate
Programme Offerings
- Flexible Deadlines
- Certificate by The University of Minnesota
- Course Video Lectures and Readings
- Graded Programming Assignments
- peer feedback
Courses and Certificate Fees
| Certificate Availability | Certificate Providing Authority |
|---|---|
| yes | Coursera |
Acupressure Certification Fee Structure
Course Duration | Estimated Study Time | Fees/Month | Total Fees |
1 Month | 20+ hours/week | Rs. 4,115/month | Rs. 4,115 |
3 Months | 7 hours/week | Rs. 2,743/month | Rs. 8,230 |
6 Months | 4 hours/week | Rs. 2,058/month | Rs. 12,345 |
Eligibility Criteria
Certification Qualifying Details
You will have to complete all the quizzes and assessments to earn the Acupressure certification by Coursera.
What you will learn
After completing the Acupressure certification syllabus you will learn:
- The fundamental ideas of East Asian medicine (EAM).
- Clinical justifications for acupressure usage, along with the supporting data.
- Acupressure treatments for gastrointestinal issues, managing pain and general health.
- Techniques for integrating acupressure into your daily routines for self-care and professional use.
Who it is for
Learning acupressure might be a useful addition to your knowledge if you're interested in holistic health practices and natural healing techniques. Healthcare practitioners including occupational therapists, chiropractors, physiotherapists, nurses, and other practitioners can benefit from using acupressure treatments.
Admission Details
Join the Acupressure classes through the following steps:
Step 1: Browse the official URL
https://www.coursera.org/learn/acupressure
Step 2: Click the Enroll Now button on the website.
Step 3: Select the duration of the course and make the payment.
Step 4: You will receive a confirmation mail after which you can proceed with your learning.
Application Details
To access the course of Acupressure certification by Coursera you need to visit the official website, log in with your registered email id and pay enrollment fees.
The Syllabus
Videos
- Course Introduction
- Our Philosophy & Approach
- Introduction to Integrative Acupressure
- Introduction to East Asian Medicine
- Practitioner Perspectives: Justin Laube, MD
- Acupuncture & Acupressure Mechanism of Action
- Research Challenges & Opportunities
- Overview of the Evidence Base
- Role & Scope Considerations
- Integrating Acupressure into Your Professional Practice
- Consent & Trauma-Informed Care
- Basic Acupressure Techniques
- Guided Acupressure Practice
- Performing Acupressure on Others
- Acupressure Tools & Terminology
- Considerations for Special Populations
- Children & Neonatal
- Women’s Health
- Geriatric
- Stroke
- Burns
- Rashes & Wounds
- Chemotherapy
- Surgical
Readings
- Get Ready for Week 1
- What is Acupressure?
- Core Tenets of East Asian Medicine
- National Stance on Licensure for Acupuncturists
- Wagner, J. (2015). CE: Incorporating acupressure into nursing practice
- Acupressure in Practice
- Acupressure Tips & Reminders
- Considerations for Special Populations
- Week 1 Summary
Practice Exercises
- Compare Acupressure Studies
- Week 1 Quiz
Videos
- Types of Pain
- The Pain Experience
- Improving the Pain Experience
- Introduction to Learning Acupressure Points & Protocols
- Acupressure for Pain
- General Headache Acupressure Point: LI4
- General Headache Acupressure Point: GB20
- Frontal Headache Acupressure Points
- Temporal Headache Acupressure Points
- One-Sided Headache Acupressure Points
- Occipital Headache Acupressure Points
- Vertex Headache Acupressure Points
- Acupressure for Headaches Wrap-Up
- Jaw Tension Acupressure Points
- Sinus Pressure & Pain Acupressure Points
- Neck & Shoulder Pain Acupressure Points
- Tips on Acupressure Intensity
- General Back Pain Acupressure Points
- Upper/Mid Back Pain Acupressure Points
- Low Back & Sacral Pain Acupressure Points
- Abdominal Pain Acupressure Points
Readings
- Get Ready for Week 2
- Acupressure for Pain Research Guide
- Pain Acupoint & Protocol Guide
- Week 2 Summary
Practice Exercises
- Week 2 Quiz
Videos
- Constipation Acupressure Points
- Diarrhea Acupressure Points
- Nausea Acupressure Points
- Anxiety Acupressure Points
- Depressed Mood Acupressure Points
- Insomnia Acupressure Points
- Fatigue Acupressure Points
- Targeted Clinical Massage Introduction
- Head & Face
- Feet
- Hands
- Peer Review Project Instructions
Readings
- Get Ready for Week 3
- Acupressure for Gastrointestinal Disturbances Research Guide
- Gastrointestinal Acupoint & Protocol Guide
- Acupressure for Wellbeing Research Guide
- Wellbeing Acupoint & Protocol Guide
- Week 3 Summary
- Peer Review Project Instructions
Practice Exercises
- Peer Review Project Prep
- Week 3 Quiz
Videos
- Implementing Acupressure: Where Do I Get Started?
- Practitioner Perspectives: Maryclaret Ndubuisi-Obi, MSN, RN
- Implementing Acupressure: Create a Meaningful Program
- Practitioner Perspectives: Bao Vang, RN
- Implementing Acupressure: Documentation Strategies
- Practitioner Perspectives: Molly Eileen Nunez, MSN, APRN, ACNP
- Implementing Acupressure: Policy Development
- Implementing Acupressure: Patient Education & Empowerment
- Practitioner Perspectives: Chao Hsing Yeh, PhD, RN, FAAN
- Implementing Acupressure: Influencing Change
- Self-Acupressure for Stress Management: Introduction
- Self-Acupressure for Stress Management: Guided Practice
- Practitioner Perspectives: Loryann Fradejas, BSN, RN
- Final Call to Action
Readings
- Get Ready for Week 4
- Implementing Acupressure Toolkit Exercises
- Sample Policy - Acupressure Therapy
- Week 4 Summary
- Course References & Resources
Practice Exercises
- Week 4 Quiz
Instructors
University of Minnesota, Minneapolis Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)
It will take you approximately 15 hours to complete the course.
There is no need to physically attend classes because this course is entirely online. You may access your lectures, readings, and assignments online or on a mobile device at any time and from any location.
Yes, it is available for those who cannot pay their enrolment fees.
No, the prices will differ depending on the duration of the course selected by you.
No prior knowledge is required to access this course.