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Te a Te Seminar Series 2026 – 2027 | Sydney, Australia | A 4-Module Program over 2 years in “Te a Te” Style Japanese Acupuncture – Expressions of Interest
Presented by Tsuyoshi Shimamura + Seishiro Hokazono (Interpreter)- Japanese/English Live Seminars
22.5 + CPD Points per module
CPD approved/pre-approved by AACMA | Acupuncture NZ | NZASA
Live Seminar series in Sydney Australia:
Module 1: 19/02/2026 – 22/02/2026: AU$ 1870.00 Inc. GST
(3-Day Seminar spanning 4 days)
Module 2: 29/10/2026 – 01/11/2026: AU$ 1870.00 Inc. GST
(3-Day Seminar spanning 4 days)
Module 3: 18/02/2027 – 21/02/2027: AU$ 1870.00 Inc. GST
(3-Day Seminar spanning 4 days)
Module 4: 27/10/2027 – 31/10/2027: AU$ 2410.00 Inc. GST
(4-Day Seminar spanning 5 days)
Submit your Expression of Interest by paying AU$ 110.00 Inc GST prior to 31st October 2025
This program can only be attended as a full 4-module program.
The program will proceed after we have 30 expressions of interest.
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Te a Te Seminar Series 2026 – 2027: Authentic East-Asian Medicine Revealed- A 4-Module Program over 2 years in “Te a Te” Style Japanese Acupuncture – Expression of Interest
Tsuyoshi Shimamura Sensei returns to Australia in 2026/2027!!!!!!!
For 2026-2027, after a long hiatus (through and post COVID), Qiology has invited Tsuyoshi Shimamura Sensei to Sydney, Australia for the: Te a Te Seminar Series 2026-2027.
Shimamura Sensei was invited to teach in Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne, Australia, yearly, from 2014-2019, where he not only taught his foundation and advanced curriculum, but several special topics in Japanese acupuncture. He captured the hearts and minds of many Australian acupuncturists with his passion and dedication to excellence in practice, and the open sharing of his privileged knowledge to those with dedication to learn.
Shimamura Sensei has been continually impressed with the passion, enthusiasm, positive attitude and dedication of Australian attendees. Shimamura is continuing to teach in Australia, the curriculum he has developed for practitioners and students to learn the unique skillsets he acquired during his apprenticeship with revered acupuncture master- Kiyoshi Nagano Sensei, and throughout his 25+ years of clinical practice in Japan. The core curriculum, outlined in our curriculum tab, is designed to build the skills of the practitioner gradually to a high level of proficiency in the unique diagnostic and treatment methods Shimamura Sensei uses in his clinical approach, that allow him to achieve outstanding clinical results.
Practitioners will marvel at this hands-on treatment approach, which through cross-referencing pulse and abdominal palpation and other methods provides direct feedback on the effectiveness of your treatment in the moment, to guide your treatment process, as patients simultaneously feel and perceive the changes in their body with treatments immediately. Combining this with a unique understanding of the order of treatment according to Qi, Blood and Fluids/Water, this is an extremely clinically effective treatment system that you wish you learned at an undergraduate level!
This seminar series is recommended to practitioners/students who wish to learn a gentle, simple but profound, and clinically effective style of acupuncture that will yield highly effective clinical results, and can be learned and integrated easily and effectively into their practice for immediate clinical results, but will take time to develop and master.
Practitioners and students will be able to move through a progressive system of advancement and development, fostered by Shimamura Sensei as they attend successive seminars in the core curriculum.
This iteration of Shimamura Sensei’s core curriculum is the most refined and developed iteration of his teachings to date, after tirelessly working on and revising his material over the last years.
Aside from offering his core curriculum seminars, Shimamura has also covered selected special topics when he teaches in Australia, to augment skillsets in specific practice areas. These are available as online learnings on Qiology’s online learning system. They can be purchased and reviewed for those with special interests in certain areas of development.
Each seminar is interpreted and co-presented by Seishiro Hokazono, in his dynamic, energetic and engaging style.
Without the sheer skill and excellence of Seishiro’s teaching assistance and interpreting prowess, we would not have such an opportunity to learn these methods, so it is with great gratitude that we welcome Hokazono back to Australia to co-present with Shimamura Sensei.
“As a teaching duo, Shimamura and Hokazono embody the principles of the core of East Asian Medicine. Not only do they exhibit excellence in practice and treatment, but they also have a gift for being able to teach these unique and clinically effective methods to students and practitioners of all levels.”
Peter Scarselletti
Founder/Director
Qiology
“Please remember to go back to “Stomach Qi”, when you find yourself confused and troubled. One should go back to Stomach Qi to create the beautiful acupuncture treatment, like a flowing river. This is an ideal treatment that Master Nagano taught me. “
Tsuyoshi Shimamura
Tsuyoshi Shimamura
Tsuyoshi Shimamura obtained licensure as an Acupuncturist and Moxibustionist in Japan in 1995 after completing studies at Meiji Acupuncture and Moxibustion College. Shimamura was fortunate to undertake a live-in apprenticeship with Master Nagano during the final years of Master Nagano’s life, living and working with Master Nagano between 1997 and 2000 as his closest apprentice.
Shimamura not only inherited a vast amount of Nagano’s teachings, techniques, and theories but also gained an important insight into his character. Tsuyoshi Shimamura is a member of the Japan Acupuncturist Association, and has also published articles and DVDs for Ido-No-Nippon. Since 2006, Shimamura has been teaching seminars on the Acupuncture and diagnostic methods he learned during his time with Master Nagano. Shimamura has also taught a variety of hands-on manual techniques to Shiatsu practitioners, physical therapists, Bone-Setters and cosmetic therapists in Japan.
Mr. Shimamura currently develops what he has learned with Master Nagano personally during their time together, and what he has learned from Master Acupuncturist Kiiko Matsumoto, as in his heart there is no replacement for their teachings. As a result Mr. Shimamura focuses only on teaching openly and passionately to his students, that which he learned directly from Master Nagano and Kiiko Matsumoto, the most inspirational influences in Shimamura’s life. In recent years, Shimamura has impressed international students with his clarity and depth of understanding, his mindful presence, and his commitment to sharing Master Nagano’s legacy. Tsuyoshi Shimamura runs clinics in Hiroshima and Ooita, Japan, and holds a 1st Degree Black-Belt in Judo.
As is required by National Law, we disclose that Tsuyoshi Shimamura is not a registered health professional within Australia.
Seishiro Hokazono L.Ac. – Interpreter
Born and raised in Japan, and now a citizen of the US, Seishiro graduated from the Southwest Acupuncture College in Santa Fe, New Mexico, and undertook further studies in Meridian-style Acupuncture and Moxibustion with Aizawa Sensei in Tokyo, Japan from 2006-2007. Seishiro then studied modified KSA and Integrated Synergy Therapeutics under Nakano Sensei in 2008 in Las Cruces, New Mexico. From 2008 onwards Seishiro developed very sound knowledge and skills in Kiiko Style Acupuncture. Due to his exceptional linguistic skills in Japanese and English and experience with interpreting specific to acupuncture, Seishiro has been selected by Qiology as interpreter to Mr. Shimamura, to assist English speaking students in learning Master Nagano’s Acupuncture techniques, diagnosis and theory through Mr. Shimamura. Seishiro is in full-time practice in Albany, Oregon, and also holds a 1st Degree Black-Belt in Judo.
As is required by National Law, we disclose that Seishiro Hokazono is not a registered health professional within Australia.
Who was Master Nagano?
In post-war Japan, Master Acupuncturist Kiyoshi Nagano began a remarkable and fruitful investigation. Despite being blind, Nagano memorized classical Chinese medicine literature and developed a unique and ingenious theoretical and clinical approach that incorporated classical concepts and emergent insights from Western medicine. His ideas and methods did not follow an established group, which brought a certain stigma in Japanese acupuncture circles. Being mentally robust, he was proud of his ‘lone wolf’ status. Over the next half a century – using his extraordinary palpation and pulse diagnosis skills as a guide – he crafted ingenious acupuncture protocols for all types of conditions. He also became a mentor to two of the most important Japanese acupuncture teachers of our time: Master Acupuncturist Kiiko Matsumoto and Tsuyoshi Shimamura. Master Nagano passed away in 2003
“Te A Te Hari”
“Pour passion and heart into your hands.”
This unforgettable command is what Master Nagano told me as I started my three-year apprenticeship with him. I always wonder if I am properly executing his command as I needle myself every morning. One of Master Nagano’s patients told me: “Just having a touch of Sensei’s hands makes me feel better. His hands remind me of my mother.” I still remember his warm hands when I first received his handshake. I cannot do the same acupuncture treatment like Master Nagano. But, I feel the calling to pass his command to other fellow colleagues. I would like to bring in the passion as I diagnose patients with my hands. I pour my heart into every needle to help alleviate the suffering. If I can transmit this message via how I show my treatment style through seminars, I feel comfortable naming my style: Te A Te Hari. Te A Te means “laying a hand”, “treatment”, and “appropriate preparation or allowance”. Hari = Needle. I believe that actual treatment can start by touching a patient. Thus, having healing hands is very important to any practitioner. Please join me in a conversation of realizing my master’s words.
Course Curriculum:
Te a Te Seminar Series 2026 – 2027 | Sydney, Australia | A 4-Module Program over 2 years in “Te a Te” Style Japanese Acupuncture
Module 1:
Kata & Qi: Basic movement of Hari | MVA, Injuries & Musculoskeletal Pain: 3 days (spanning 4 days)
1st Module Objectives: 20% lecture, 60% hands on, 20% treatments and observation.
- Execute Kata: how the treatment order flows: Qi > Blood > Water
- Know how points become diseased and affect other channels
- Integrating diagnostic methods: Pulse/Tongue/Abdomen/Yuan Pt/LR13 – Sho Mo Zone
- Treat Stomach Qi line effectively to affect the pulse, the moisture of the tongue & other diagnostic areas
- Needling: Stomach Qi Line points, Sp8, LR13 – Sho Mo Zone, GB25/Sho Hen/UB25,
What is covered:
- Learn new ways to address Qi, Blood, and Water, effectively and efficiently
- Treat the root issues that could influence the efficacy of acupuncture treatment and symptoms
- Learning to use visceral manual techniques to apply instead of needling
- Start believing and understanding how Qi flows from Middle Jiao, to Upper Jiao, out to LU 1.
- Importance of treating yourself to realise how the practitioner’s needling affects the body
- Treatments for Motor Vehicle Accident (MVA) Cases, Injuries and Musculoskeletal Pain conditions
1st Day:
13:00 Brief lecture about Shimamura’s journey to this style of treatment, introduction to Stomach Qi and its importance. Dx skills: Pulse- Discussion of, “Qi, Blood, Water” treatment order. ST Qi line, GB34, LR 13,
13:30 1st Patient, anybody may ask questions during the tx. (MVA Pt)
14:30 Kata Intro
15:15 Break
15:30 Kata Practicum Pairs of 2
16:30 Hands on for pulse, tongue, abdominal diagnosis
17:00 2nd Patient, No question asked, (sports injury)
18:00 Q and A
2nd Day:
8:00 Meditation, Q & A, review and hands on for point location and needling technique
8:30 Kata practicum with teishin
9:30 1st patient (back pain post surgical)
10:30 Break
10:45 Blind Kata treatment, @10:45, 11:30, 12:15
13:00 Lunch (Treatment by students on Instructors @ 13:00 &13:30, 4 total)
14:00 2nd Patient: (Neck and back pain together)
15:00 Psoas vs Multifidus: Concept and Intro
15:30 Break
15:45 3rd and 4th Patients (Students from the crowd)
16:30 Psoas vs Multifidus: Paired Practicum
17:30 Review of Kata, Dx criteria/focus, Psoas vs Multifidus, Needling of LR13
3rd Day:
8:00 Meditation, Review, St Qi Clock, Liver Pump, Kidney Pump + Gate shake
9:00 Blind Kata: @ 9, 9:30, 10
10:30 Break
10:45 ST Qi Clock, Liver Pump, Kidney Pump, Gate shake Practicum
12:15: 1st Patient (a student from a class), then, Expectation of sensei to students’ “Dx”
13:00 Lunch (Treatment by students on Instructors @ 13:00 &13:30, 4 total)
14:00 4 Shoulder muscles
15:30 Outside Patient Treatments 60 @15:30, 16:15, 17:00, 17:45,
18:30 Q & A, sharing thoughts, success, and failures
4th Day:
9:00 Meditation, Review of Diagnosis, Kata, Re-Check
9:30 Blind Kata @ 9:30, 9:50, 10:10
10:30 Break
10:45 1st Patient (Student’s request) Moxa for post-surgical cases, sports injuries,
12:00 Final Review of treatment flow
13:00 Class Dismissed
Module 2:
Liver, Blood, Emotions | OB-GYN and Internal Organs: 3 days (spanning 4 days)
Objective for 2nd Module: 20% lecture, 60% hands on, 20% treatments and observation.
- Understand the role of the Liver in many heat related health issues and interface issues
- Utilise Dao Hui and Sternum Lift to promote the movement in the Upper Jiao and emotions
- Know how to incorporate the new material into the foundations learned in Module 1
- Understand the need for Foundations before musculoskeletal treatments
- Knowing muscle groups and how they play a role in treatment
- Locate and needle: UB53, GB29, UB67, Kid6, SI3, Nou Ten, Dao Hui, GB26,
What is covered:
- The Liver is in charge of the interface between the outside and inside of the microcosm: Striking a balance
- Emotions can be addressed through treating the Blood. Leaving it’s mark on the clavicle
- Managing treatment times and moving through the treatment
- Emotional issues and certain ways to treat Kidney and Heart not communicating
- How OB-GYN functions and disorders should be treated
- Internal Organ treatments
1st Day:
13:00: Practicum on Golden Muscles (+ Lumbricals & Wrists)
13:30 Hands-on for abdominal Dx, Pulse Dx,
14:30 1st Patient (Joint pain)
15:30 Break
15:40 Blind Kata @ 15:40, 16:00, 16:20
16:45 2nd Patient (OBGYN with diabetes or liver diseases and/or issues)
17:30 Practicum on Manual technique + OB-GYN Preview
18:30 Q and A
2nd Day:
8:00 Meditation, Intro to Emotional Issue (Nou Ten, Dao Hui, Upper Thoracic pain)
9:00 Blind Kata: @ 9:00, 9:20, 9:40
10:00 Practicum on NouTen and Dao Hui, SI3,
10:30 Break
10:45 1st Patient, (Anxiety/PTSD/Emotional issues/Nausea/Headache)
11:30 Hands on for Nou Ten, Dao Hui, Lecture & hands-on Sternum lift
13:00 Lunch (Treatment by 4 students @ 13:00 +13:30)
14:00 Pregnancy Pre, Full, Post, GB26 R, UB53, KI6 vs UB67
14:45 2nd Patient (Pregnancy, miscarry)
15:30 Break
15:45 Outside Patient 15 @ 15:45, 16:30,
18:00 Review of all material, Q & A
3rd Day:
8:00 Blind Kata @ 8:00, 8:20, 8:40
9:00 PMS, Dysmenorrhea, Menopause, Amenorrhea
10:00 Break
10:15 1st Patient (PMS/Dysmenorrhea)
10:45 2nd Patient (Menopause)
11:30
12:00 Lunch (Treatment on Instructors, 4 students)
13:00 Practice of palpation for diagnosis (2 rotations)
14:00 3rd Patient: (Dizziness or balance issue) (LI17, neck )
14:45 Break
15:00 Da Shin, Gua Sha on ST line
16:00 Outside patient 15 @ 16:00, 16:20, 16:40, 17:00,
17:40 Q and A
4th Day:
9:00 Meditation, Diagnosis overview, Treatment review
9:30 1st Patient(Diabetes/HBP) KI3,
10:30 Break
10:45 Some points for internal conditions,
12:00 Student volunteer patient, Pulse taking, Diagnostic and review
13:00 Class dismissed
Module 3:
Advancing Foundations | Cancer | Paediatric | Over-Treatment Recovery: 3 days (spanning 4 days)
Objectives for 3rd Module: 20% lecture, 50% hands on, 30% treatments and observation.
- Distinguish Pre-natal Qi and Post-natal Qi issues and how to address them
- Develop the sensitivity to detect the muscle tension and access the point
- Investigate the root cause of where muscle weakness/tension started
- Integrate the myofascial linkage/connection idea into the oriental medicine practice
- Points covered: ST24, 25, 27, UB20/21, 22, 23, CV4, DU4, UB18, Ba Xie,
What is covered:
- Ways to become fluent in manual technique
- Reverse the worsening of symptoms from acupuncture/manual technique
- Treating from bottom up, and when to go for local as opposed to distal
- Methods of root cause investigation
- Treating Yang with Yin, Yin with Yang. What happens to the body when it is in the critical state.
- Some additional ST Qi treatment and manual technique
- Foundations of treatment for Cancer patients and Paediatric Patients
1st Day:
13:00 Blind Kata @ 13:00, 13:20, 13:40
14:00 Life Gate, pulse, and prognosis: CV4 vs CV12, DU4, UB18 ,
14:30 1st Patient (Any cancer patients)
15:15 Break
15:30 Use of ST24, 25, 27, vs UB20, 21, 23- Sawada’s Style
16:00 Practicum
17:00 2nd patient (Any grave diseases)
18:00 Q & A
20:00 (Treatment of Instructors by 2 students)
2nd Day:
8:00 Meditation, Q and A
8:30 Paediatric basics- use of Teishin and diagnostics
9:00 1st Patient (any infants up to 12 months old)
9:30 2nd Patient (Any toddler from 1 to 3 year old)
10:00 Practicum of Teishin (gentle treatment)
10:30 Break
10:45 3rd patient (Child from 3 to 6 year old)
11:15 4th patient (child from 6-11 year old)
11:45 Practicum of Teishin
12:00 Flow of the treatment with Teishin
13:00 Lunch (Treatment of Instructors by 2 students)
14:00 5th patient (Paediatric cancer/difficult Patient)
15:00 6th patient (difficult neuro-disorders (degenerative))
15:45 Break
16:00 Patients @ 16:00, 16:20, 16:40, 17:00,
18:00 Q and A
20:00 (Treatment of Instructors by 2 students)
3rd Day:
8:00 Meditation,
8:30 Review of Treatment for Paediatrics
9:00 Review of Treatment for cancer patients
9:30 1st Patient (Pediatric)
10:00 2nd Patient (Pediatric)
10:30 Break
10:45 3rd Patient (Pain/Numbness with cancer)
11:15 4th Patient (Any cancer patient)
12:00 Lunch (Treatment on teachers x2)
13:00 Recovery of over treatment: Ba Xie, UB2,
14:00 5th patient (Elderly with elbow and/or wrist pain)
14:45 6th Patient: (Elderly with Ankle/Foot/knee pain)
15:30 15 min Break
15:45 Outside patient 15 Cancer, @ 15:45, 16:15, 16:30, 16:45,
17:30-18:00 Q and A
4th Day:
9:00 Meditation, when do we treat locally?
9:40-10:00 The Flow + Investigative Treatment Review
10:00 1st patient (Paediatric)
10:30 2nd patient (Pain due to cancer)
11:15 Break
11:30 Manual technique revisited (Is it somato-somatic or visceral-somatic?)
13:00 Dismissed
Module 4:
Shimamura Dojo: 4 days (spanning 5 days)
Objectives for 4th Module: 10% meditation/self-care, 20% lecture, 20% hands on, 50% treatments and observation.
- Integrate all the learning material of past seminars and create strong foundations to treat root and branch
- Being able to give prognosis to the patients based on diagnostic findings and treatment progress
- Learn to find points in calf to treat neck
- Understand the practical functions and trait of each acupuncture point
- Review all manual techniques to achieve fluency in application and usage.
What is covered:
- Skipping the order of the treatment and how to challenge yourself to check your diagnostic skills
- Reverse cases: What is the plan when you find the patient’s body’s state in stubborn, hard to change, inconsistent diagnostic finding?
- Ways to identify when to firm up the body instead of loosening.
- Time management, practitioner’s ethical and practical attitude towards patient care
- Meditation in group setting, treatment in group setting.
1st Day:
12:00 Joy of acupuncturing,,,
13:00 Starting a fresh with review on what we covered so far Q & A
13:30 Skipping, Reverse & Opposite presentations. How we can safely make mistakes
14:00 Demo patient
14:45 Break
15:00 3 patients @ 15:00
15:45 Treating each other Blind in a group of three #1
16:30 #2
17:15 #3
18:00 Dinner
19:00 Review of all previous seminar material
2nd Day:
7:00 Breakfast
7:45 Meditation
8:00 History of Master Nagano, LU, KI, LR, SP, (Immunen (CV7+ LR13), Prenatal, Oketsu, UB35.5, ST Qi)
8:30 Practicum of point location, needle technique, and diagnostic calibration
9:30 Demo Patient x 2: A Cancer patient
10:30 Treat outside cancer patients x 8
10:45 Treat outside cancer patients x 8
11:00 Treat outside cancer patients x 7
11:15 Treat outside cancer patients x 7
11:45 Debrief
12:00 Lunch: Open dialogue
13:00 Instructions on Long Covid (thoracic spine, neck, exercise)
13:30 Practicum time
14:00 Long Covid Patients 15 @ 14:00, 14:45, 15:30, 16:16
17:00 Dinner
18:00 Evening patients (40 min) Martial artists/fighter/Rugby players/Yogis
15 patients @ 18:00, 15 patients @ 18:20, 15 patients @ 18:40
15 patients @ 19:00, 15 patients @ 19:20, 15 patients @ 19:40
20:30 Debrief and Meditation
3rd Day:
7:00 Breakfast
8:00 Explanation of the Training Day: Pushing the envelope. Q &A + Meditation
9:00 Outside patients every 40 minutes for everyone
(Any) 15 patients @ 9:00, 15 patients @ 9:20, 15 patients @ 9:40,
15 patients @ 10:00, 15 patients @ 10:20, 15 patients @ 10:40,
(MVA) 15 patients @ 11:00, 15 patients @ 11:20, 15 patients @ 11:40,
15 patients @ 12:00, 15 patients @ 12:20, 15 patients @ 12:40,
(Paed) 15 patients @ 13:00, 15 patients @ 13:20, 15 patients @ 13:40,
~Break~
(Any) 15 patients @ 15:00, 15 patients @ 15:20, 15 patients @ 15:40,
15 patients @ 16:00, 15 patients @ 16:20, 15 patients @ 16:40
17:30 Debrief and Celebrate, Dinner:
19:00 Practitioner ethics and safe boundaries per Shimamura Sensei
20:00 Q & A, How practitioners may treat themselves
4th Day:
7:30 Breakfast
8:30 Meditation, Q and A
9:00 Leg/calf to neck relationship, Upper UB10, Qian Zheng
10:00 Flow of the treatment so far. Review
10:15 Break
10:30 Outside patients one every 30 minutes for everyone (Vet, athletes (current & retired), Stroke Recovery, Martial Artists
15 patients @ 10:30, 15 patients @ 10:45,
15 patients @ 11:00, 15 patients @ 11:15, 15 patients @ 11:30, 15 patients @ 11:45
15 patients @ 12:00, 15 patients @ 12:15, 15 patients @ 12:30, 15 patients @ 12:45
15 patients @ 13:00, 15 patients @ 13:15,
14:00 Lunch
15:00 Peer Supported Treatment: 10 patients @ 15:00, 16:00, 17:00
18:00 Debrief and Celebrate, Dinner
19:00 Discussion of what we all learned
5th Day:
9:00 Meditation
9:15 Case study: Tell us your experience {GB31: Ancient Point, Knee x3, Scapula x3, E-stim, }
10:00 Treatment by 2 practitioners, 10 min each x3 rounds
11:00 Break
11:15 Blind Kata @ 11:15, 11:45. 12:15 If requested, other topics can be accommodated
12:45 Final Wrap up
Te a Te Seminar Series 2026 – 2027 | Sydney, Australia | A 4-Module Program over 2 years in “Te a Te” Style Japanese Acupuncture – Expressions of Interest
Live Seminar series in Sydney Australia:
Module 1: 19/02/2026 – 22/02/2026: AU$ 1870.00 Inc. GST
(3-Day Seminar spanning 4 days)
Module 2: 29/10/2026 – 01/11/2026: AU$ 1870.00 Inc. GST
(3-Day Seminar spanning 4 days)
Module 3: 18/02/2027 – 21/02/2027: AU$ 1870.00 Inc. GST
(3-Day Seminar spanning 4 days)
Module 4: 27/10/2027 – 31/10/2027: AU$ 2410.00 Inc. GST
(4-Day Seminar spanning 5 days)
Submit your Expression of Interest by paying AU$ 110.00 Inc GST prior to 31st October 2025
This program can only be attended as a full 4-module program.
The program will proceed after we have 30 expressions of interest.
Sydney Seminars Venue:
To Be Advised as soon as program has been confirmed based on expressions of interest.
(at a Sydney CBD Location)
Pricing and Payment Plans:
Te a Te Seminar Series 2026 – 2027 | Sydney, Australia | A 4-Module Program over 2 years in “Te a Te” Style Japanese Acupuncture – Expressions of Interest
Live Seminar series in Sydney Australia:
Module 1: 19/02/2026 – 22/02/2026: AU$ 1870.00 Inc. GST
(3-Day Seminar spanning 4 days)
Module 2: 29/10/2026 – 01/11/2026: AU$ 1870.00 Inc. GST
(3-Day Seminar spanning 4 days)
Module 3: 18/02/2027 – 21/02/2027: AU$ 1870.00 Inc. GST
(3-Day Seminar spanning 4 days)
Module 4: 27/10/2027 – 31/10/2027: AU$ 2410.00 Inc. GST
(4-Day Seminar spanning 5 days)
Submit your Expression of Interest by paying AU$ 110.00 Inc GST prior to 31st October 2025.
Special Terms and Conditions for this seminar series:
Transparency Statement:
As a seminar provider, we offer events to raise the standard of our profession, and create high quality continuing professional development events to help people excel in their acupuncture practice due to the access to high quality training that they receive.
In exchange for this we receive payment from our attendees to pay for the expenses of our events, our presenters and also to receive due reward for our risk and effort of providing such events.
We always do our best to create a balance for all parties involved, where we meet our own needs of receiving due reward, and that of our presenters, whilst balancing this with the expenses involved in running events. We always balance this with the pricing that we pass on to our attendees, in the spirit of fairness. In the spirit of fairness, we also do not provide lock-in up-front payment necessitation for the full 2-year program in advance, to respect the cashflow of our attendees.
Certain programs we run are low risk, and some are higher risk.
The running of a multi-year program always brings with it certain risks, such as that of attrition of attendees over time, due to various circumstances.
This program can only be attended as a full 4-module program. It is designed to be a series of 4 modules. To assure the success of such a program, we must put some firm boundaries in place with our attendees.
Therefore we have special terms to protect our own interests and that of our presenters in offering this course:
- The program will proceed after we have 30 + expressions of interest.
- Serious expressions of interest are accepted only- therefore we request payment with your expression of interest.
- Repeat attendees are not included in the 30+ Minimum program attendee list, but are considered additional attendees not included in our course expense projections.
- If you withdraw your expression of interest after the program proceeds, we will keep your AU$ 110 Inc GST Expression of Interest payment.
This is in the spirit of taking us seriously, as we are only running this program with a sufficient attendance. - If we do not proceed with the program due to lack of expressions of interest, we will refund your AU$ 110 Inc GST Expression of Interest payment in full.
- Please note that when we have confirmed 30+ expressions of interest, we will proceed with payment plan offerings and terms (based on pricing listed above), and the expression of interest payment will be added towards your seminar attendance payments.
- Please note that after we confirm expressions of interest, and release infrastructure for registration, we will set a specific date for formal registrations and payments due.
- These registrations and payments are to take place for the first seminar in the series after the release of this due date, and will be due by our set date.
- If we do not receive the sufficient formal registrations and payments for our full number of attendees who expressed interest, within this timeframe, and the total number of registrations are below the minimum course viability number of 30 attendees, we will make a notification of cancellation, and proceed with refunding in full all course registrations.
Further Special Conditions:
Attrition is the withdrawal from a program for varying reasons.
When attrition occurs in a multi-event program that has budgeted expenses for each event, with contingency budgeting included, but the attrition reaches a certain amount of attendees, then the budgeting changes for subsequent events in the program. It’s our intention not to have this occur, but we understand that it is a reality that may occur.
For this reason, we have special conditions regarding attrition, that our attendees must agree to:
- After the completion of the first event in the program, we permit program withdrawal, in the case that the methods of treatment and the program does not suit the needs of the attendee.
- At this stage, if program withdrawal occurs, you have learned an excellent foundation of the first module to utilise this system of treatment in practice, although the training is far from complete. However, withdrawal at this stage is permitted.
- 1 month after the completion of the first module, we will advise of an attendance census date for the 2nd-4th Modules.
- Those who wish commit to attendance of the other modules in the program will have to do so by the specific date set by Qiology, and then registration and payment for the 2nd module must commence at that time, and all registrations by program attendees is to be completed by a specific date.
- We will provide a document to be signed agreeing to the program attendance, and consent is to be given to payment of a Program Withdrawal Fee.
- Once we have our full number of attendees for Modules 2-4, we will advise if the attendee numbers meet viability to complete the program.
- If the numbers do not meet the total requirements, we will offer 2 options:
Option 1: Program Cancellation for Modules 2-4 and a complete refund for any payments made toward those modules will be given, and no Program Withdrawal Fee applied.
Option 2: Program Continuation of Modules 2-4, with increased pricing per module based on attendee numbers. - After this offer has been put forward, and we have a direction, depending on the decision of relevant attendees, we will proceed from there.
- Program Modules 2-4 Withdrawal Payment:
Please note that if you are registered for the Modules 2-4 segment of the program, and withdraw from the program during these modules, you will be billed for a AU $1100 Inc GST Program withdrawal fee.
We will have you sign a document agreeing to this in advance of attending Modules 2-4, as program withdrawal jeopardises the program completion for other attendees in the program.
We sincerely thank you for your understanding of these special terms, and for understanding the challenges that continuing professional development organisers face with longer and special programs.
Despite all of these rules, we sincerely look forward to your attendance of this excellent program.
Past Graduate Program Repeaters- 50% Discounted rate for all Modules:
This program has been run in Australia before with a slightly different and longer first iteration.
During the years this program was run, we had several attendees who completed the whole program.
You are permitted to this discount only if you completed the full program (including the Final module).
If this is you, we will be sending you a discount code for your registrations when the program is released, so you can consider joining the program as a repeat attendee.
Important note about repeat attendance:
1. You may be requested to assist with certain sections of the program.
2. You may attend any of the 4 modules you choose.
Important notice to First time Program attendees:
1. Repeat attendees are not included in the 30+ Minimum program attendee list, but are considered additional attendees not included in our course expense projections.
Overseas Wire Transfer Details for those Depositing into Qiology Bank Account from Overseas:
Account Name: Qiology
Bank Name: St George Bank
Bank Address: 4-16 Montgomery Street, Kogarah (Sydney), NSW 2217 Australia
SWIFT Code: SGBLAU2S
Account#: 484 964 964
Transfer Details for Bank Deposits within Australia:
Account Name: Qiology
Bank Name: St George Bank
BSB: 112 879
Account#: 484 964 964
Each seminar or online course page displays CPD points applicable.
CPD points are approved/pre-approved by AACMA | Acupuncture NZ | NZASA
Whilst we are pre-approved CPD provider for NZASA, we cannot guarantee that ALL of our content will align with the NZASA CPD Categories. It is advisable that you seek guidance from NZASA, if you are unsure.
Special Terms and Conditions for this seminar series:
Transparency Statement:
As a seminar provider, we offer events to raise the standard of our profession, and create high quality continuing professional development events to help people excel in their acupuncture practice due to the access to high quality training that they receive.
In exchange for this we receive payment from our attendees to pay for the expenses of our events, our presenters and also to receive due reward for our risk and effort of providing such events.
We always do our best to create a balance for all parties involved, where we meet our own needs of receiving due reward, and that of our presenters, whilst balancing this with the expenses involved in running events. We always balance this with the pricing that we pass on to our attendees, in the spirit of fairness. In the spirit of fairness, we also do not provide lock-in up-front payment necessitation for the full 2-year program in advance, to respect the cashflow of our attendees.
Certain programs we run are low risk, and some are higher risk.
The running of a multi-year program always brings with it certain risks, such as that of attrition of attendees over time, due to various circumstances.
This program can only be attended as a full 4-module program. It is designed to be a series of 4 modules. To assure the success of such a program, we must put some firm boundaries in place with our attendees.
Therefore we have special terms to protect our own interests and that of our presenters in offering this course:
- The program will proceed after we have 30 + expressions of interest.
- Serious expressions of interest are accepted only- therefore we request payment with your expression of interest.
- Repeat attendees are not included in the 30+ Minimum program attendee list, but are considered additional attendees not included in our course expense projections.
- If you withdraw your expression of interest after the program proceeds, we will keep your AU$ 110 Inc GST Expression of Interest payment.
This is in the spirit of taking us seriously, as we are only running this program with a sufficient attendance. - If we do not proceed with the program due to lack of expressions of interest, we will refund your AU$ 110 Inc GST Expression of Interest payment in full.
- Please note that when we have confirmed 30+ expressions of interest, we will proceed with payment plan offerings and terms (based on pricing listed in the Pricing/Payment Plan Tab), and the expression of interest payment will be added towards your seminar attendance payments.
- Please note that after we confirm expressions of interest, and release infrastructure for registration, we will set a specific date for formal registrations and payments due.
- These registrations and payments are to take place for the first seminar in the series after the release of this due date, and will be due by our set date.
- If we do not receive the sufficient formal registrations and payments for our full number of attendees who expressed interest, within this timeframe, and the total number of registrations are below the minimum course viability number of 30 attendees, we will make a notification of cancellation, and proceed with refunding in full all course registrations.
Further Special Conditions:
Attrition is the withdrawal from a program for varying reasons.
When attrition occurs in a multi-event program that has budgeted expenses for each event, with contingency budgeting included, but the attrition reaches a certain amount of attendees, then the budgeting changes for subsequent events in the program. It’s our intention not to have this occur, but we understand that it is a reality that may occur.
For this reason, we have special conditions regarding attrition, that our attendees must agree to:
- After the completion of the first event in the program, we permit program withdrawal, in the case that the methods of treatment and the program does not suit the needs of the attendee.
- At this stage, if program withdrawal occurs, you have learned an excellent foundation of the first module to utilise this system of treatment in practice, although the training is far from complete. However, withdrawal at this stage is permitted.
- 1 month after the completion of the first module, we will advise of an attendance census date for the 2nd-4th Modules.
- Those who wish commit to attendance of the other modules in the program will have to do so by the specific date set by Qiology, and then registration and payment for the 2nd module must commence at that time, and all registrations by program attendees is to be completed by a specific date.
- We will provide a document to be signed agreeing to the program attendance, and consent is to be given to payment of a Program Withdrawal Fee.
- Once we have our full number of attendees for Modules 2-4, we will advise if the attendee numbers meet viability to complete the program.
- If the numbers do not meet the total requirements, we will offer 2 options:
Option 1: Program Cancellation for Modules 2-4 and a complete refund for any payments made toward those modules will be given, and no Program Withdrawal Fee applied.
Option 2: Program Continuation of Modules 2-4, with increased pricing per module based on attendee numbers. - After this offer has been put forward, and we have a direction, depending on the decision of relevant attendees, we will proceed from there.
- Program Modules 2-4 Withdrawal Payment:
Please note that if you are registered for the Modules 2-4 segment of the program, and withdraw from the program during these modules, you will be billed for a AU $1100 Inc GST Program withdrawal fee.
We will have you sign a document agreeing to this in advance of attending Modules 2-4, as program withdrawal jeopardises the program completion for other attendees in the program.
We sincerely thank you for your understanding of these special terms, and for understanding the challenges that continuing professional development organisers face with longer and special programs.
Despite all of these rules, we sincerely look forward to your attendance of this excellent program.
Past Graduate Program Repeaters- 50% Discounted rate for all Modules:
This program has been run in Australia before with a slightly different and longer first iteration.
During the years this program was run, we had several attendees who completed the whole program.
You are permitted to this discount only if you completed the full program (including the Final module).
If this is you, we will be sending you a discount code for your registrations when the program is released, so you can consider joining the program as a repeat attendee.
Important note about repeat attendance:
1. You may be requested to assist with certain sections of the program.
2. You may attend any of the 4 modules you choose.
Important notice to First time Program attendees:
1. Repeat attendees are not included in the 30+ Minimum program attendee list, but are considered additional attendees not included in our course expense projections.