Bodywork Training of Brian C. Allen, MSTOM
All of the massage and bodywork classes that Brian took were at the Pacific College of
Oriental Medicine (PCOM) in San Diego, CA.
While enrolled in the Master's of Science in Traditional Oriental Medicine degree program
at PCOM, Brian took many extra classes in bodywork that were not part of the standard
Master’s degree program. In fact, only 2 Tuina classes were required in that program:
Tuina hand techniques, and Tuina for structural disorders. He felt that bodywork was a
very important part of Chinese Medicine and should be part of his overall treatment
arsenal.
Brian was licensed to practice massage in San Diego for 4 years while completing his
other course work. He currently holds 5 different bodywork certifications.
Click on a thumbnail below for a larger view of his various bodywork certifications.
Oriental Medicine (PCOM) in San Diego, CA.
While enrolled in the Master's of Science in Traditional Oriental Medicine degree program
at PCOM, Brian took many extra classes in bodywork that were not part of the standard
Master’s degree program. In fact, only 2 Tuina classes were required in that program:
Tuina hand techniques, and Tuina for structural disorders. He felt that bodywork was a
very important part of Chinese Medicine and should be part of his overall treatment
arsenal.
Brian was licensed to practice massage in San Diego for 4 years while completing his
other course work. He currently holds 5 different bodywork certifications.
Click on a thumbnail below for a larger view of his various bodywork certifications.
Brian's Bodywork Training
For more information on Brian and his background, click here, see the OMHS main site,
or OMHS's other sub-sites.
or OMHS's other sub-sites.
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On June 27, 2006, Brian and his practice of Tuina were featured in the Health Section of
the Delaware News Journal.
The article has since been removed from their online access, but you can click here for
a PDF copy of the article.
Click on the thumbnails below for a larger view of the images from the article.
the Delaware News Journal.
The article has since been removed from their online access, but you can click here for
a PDF copy of the article.
Click on the thumbnails below for a larger view of the images from the article.
