Bian Que Medicine: From Classical Roots to Modern TCM - NO CE Credit
Bian Que Medicine: From Classical Roots to Modern TCM Webinar Information
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Speaker: Allen Tsaur, LAc, DAOM (USA)
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CE Credits: None
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Registration Fee: Free
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Format: Live Online Webinar
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Date & Time: Sunday, October 25, 2026 | 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM (Pacific Time)
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Location: Live via Zoom (Interactive Q&A included)
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Important Note on CE Credits & Recording Access: This is a free live webinar. If you attend the free live session and wish to earn 4 CEUs/PDAs along with access to the webinar recording and course notes, please upgrade and register for the paid version ($60) within one week after the webinar.
About the Speaker & Course
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Speaker Background: Dr. Allen Tsaur is a respected clinician, scholar, and educator dedicated to making classical Chinese medical texts accessible and clinically applicable for modern practitioners. With deep expertise in classical literature, pulse diagnosis, and channel therapeutics, Dr. Tsaur bridges ancient lineage wisdom with contemporary clinical needs, offering clear, systematic insights that practitioners can immediately integrate into daily practice.
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Course Overview: This 4-hour live online webinar, “Bian Que Medicine: From Classical Roots to Modern TCM,” introduces the Bian Que medical lineage, one of the most sophisticated diagnostic and therapeutic traditions in early Chinese medicine. Stemming from the Han dynasty and foundational classics like the Nan Jing, Bian Que medicine established systematic approaches to pulse diagnosis, channel dynamics, and clinical decision-making. In this intensive webinar, Dr. Tsaur takes you on a journey through the evolution of the Bian Que school, revealing how its diagnostic wisdom and treatment principles continue to inspire and elevate modern clinical practice.
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Clinical Application: Through this approach, participants will explore how the diagnostic frameworks and treatment strategies of the Bian Que tradition can be integrated into contemporary clinical settings. The webinar is designed to strengthen clinical reasoning and expand practitioners’ ability to apply classical Chinese medical theory in modern practice.