5th EDITION OF OUR TRIANING IN YNSA!

WELCOME TO DR. HANS P. OGAL. DR. YAMAMOTO DIRECTLY PROPOSED DR. OGAL TO CONTINUE THIS YEAR HIS TRAINING IN OUR SEMINARS IN SPAIN. HE IS KNOWN FOR MANY YEARS, WORKING TOGETHER IN COURSES IN GERMANY AND IS WORTHY OF THEIR TRUST.




TWO SEMINARS FOR THIS OCCASION

BASIC LEVEL: MADRID 14-16TH OCTOBER 2016.
FOR ALL THOSE PRACTITIONERS WHO DO NOT KNOW THIS TECHNIQUE OR HAVE A BASIC TRAINING.

ADVANCED LEVEL: MADRID 11-13TH NOVEMBER 2016.
FOR THOSE PRACTITIONERS WHO CAN HANDLE THE TECHNIQUE BUT WOULD LIKE TO IMPROVE IT THROUGH THE POINT OF VIEW AND DIRECT PRACTICE WITH DR. OGAL AND, BY REVIEWING THE LESS COMMON SOMATOTOPIES OR THE MOST COMPLEX ONES.
THIS SEMINAR HAS AN 80% OF PRACTICE CONTENTS UPON REAL PATIENTS.






ABOUT Dr. OGAL
Medical degree in Giessen, Germany. Specialist in Anesthesiology and Pain-therapy; working several years in the Department of pain-therapy (Director Prof. Dr. H. F. Herget (†)) of the Department of Anesthesiology and Intensive Care, Medicine University Hospital in Giessen. Trained in naturopathic medicine and pain-therapy by Prof. Dr. med. dent. H. F. Herget (†), Dr. med. J. Gleditsch and Dr. med. T. Yamamoto (Ph.D.).

Since 2001 Lecturer at the University of Marburg for “acupuncture, energetic treatments and pain-therapy”. From 2002 to 2012, head of the Department for pain-therapy, Aeskulap Clinic, Center for Medical Holistic Medicine in Brunnen, Switzerland. Since 2012 working in his own Clinic for pain therapy in Baar / Switzerland. Lecturer of the German Medical Association for Acupuncture (DÄGfA) with the topics of acupuncture, neural pain-therapy, pain and regulation therapy and speaker of further training-organizations. Numerous oral presentations and publications (articles, book-articles and 10 textbooks as author or editor).

"My personal training experience with Yamamoto New Scalp Acupuncture (YNSA):

I learned YNSA 1989 directly/personally from Dr. Toshikatsu Yamamoto and Dr. Walburg Maric-Oehler. "During this time I assistet writing the first book about YNSA in German. The following years I helped Dr. T. Yamamoto during his lectures for the German Medical Association for Acupuncture (DÄGfA). In 1994 I stayed 8 weeks at the Yamamoto Hospital in Nichinan/Japan, was trained in YNSA and had a wonderful time with him and his family. Since 1994 I am a lecturer of the German Medical Association for Acupuncture (DÄGfA) with different topics of acupuncture (e.g. YNSA is one of my favorits), neural pain-therapy, pain and regulation therapy. Also I am speaker/lecturer of further training-organizations. I wrote three books about YNSA (in german language).

Since approximately 16 years I am assisting Dr. T. Yamamoto during his lectures for the German Medical Association for Acupuncture or the University in Hannover as a medical assistent/Co-lecturer. If he is not available I am the main lecturer for this themes.

Since 1994 I am using YNSA regular in my dialy work with patients. Most patients suffer from different severe pain syndromes".


DR. TOSHIKATSU YAMAMOTO AND HIS " YAMAMOTO NEW SCALP ACUPUNCTURE" (YNSA):


Workshop in February 2015


Dr. Toshikatsu Yamamoto studied Western Medicine in Japan, specializing in anesthesiology in New York, and later on in gynecology and obstetrics in Germany. He returned to Japan in 1966 and founded his own hospital. By chance he got interested in Acupuncture and practiced acupunctural anesthesia and analgesia to thousands of patients in his hospital. Right after the first publications about Chinese Cranial acupuncture he started working on this technique obtaining poor results until, due to the extraordinary sensitivity of one of his hemiplegic patients, he could discover one point that opened a new line of work, the base of what has been for more than 30 years known as Yamamoto´s New Scalp Acupuncture, YNSA.
Dr. Yamamoto published his first work about YNSA in 1973 at the 25th Ryodoraku Congress in Osaka, Japan.
Since then his technique has been known worldwide and Dr. Yamamoto has been considered a Master”… with his captivating personality, his extraordinary modesty, his sense of humor, his brilliance, his unflinching professional curiosity…. Prof.Dr. Hegyi Gabriella, Chief of the  CAM Department of the Medical University of Pecs Hungary and Director of the Yamamoto Rehabilitation Institute in Budapest.

 YNSA THEORY

Yamamoto New Scalp Acupuncture (YNSA) and Chinese Acupuncture on the Scalp or Chinese Cranial acupuncture.
YNSA and Chinese acupuncture on the scalp are essentially effective for neurological unbalances and pain. Areas on the scalp corresponding to   physiological dysfunctional areas or neuronal are stimulated by acupuncture needles or, in the case of children, by laser rays. YNSA and Chinese Acupuncture on the Scalp can be used individually or combined with other methods of acupuncture or holistic treatments.

Yamamoto New Scalp Acupuncture and Chinese Acupuncture on the Scalp or  Chinese Cranial Acupuncture are two Therapeutic Techniques totally different. The therapist must choose the best method according to the diagnosis of his patient, his condition, needs and experience. Both methods are there to stimulate the neuroplasticity of the brain – the capacity of the brain to continue learning and adapting along the entire life of a person-. The result is given because the healthy areas of the brain are encouraged to take over the functions previously done by the damaged areas (for example, the movements of the extremities).  On this matter, according to many experiences, in general YNSA plays a much more important role than the Chinese Scalp Acupuncture.

Ynsa Theory

Ynsa is based on somatotopies -  the correspondence of the different parts of the body with the specific areas on the cerebral cortex.
The doctor takes an extended patient´s medical history, palpates the neck and makes the abdominal diagnosis.
Doing this he obtains information about where on the scalp he should find sensitive points or areas. For example, pain in one arm corresponds to a swollen or stiff tissue on the temples.

The points are located palpating them, and later stimulated by very thin needles or laser, or sometimes electrically. Needles are set for at least 30 minutes.

“ It is not necessary to have an extended knowledge about Chinese Acupuncture or Chinese Medicine to learn and practice YNSA: This is a method that can be learnt easily and with good and fast results”.

Timetable

Basic Level