Acupressure Practice Exam
Acupressure Practice Exam
About Acupressure Exam
The Acupressure Exam is designed to assess your theoretical and practical understanding of this ancient healing art rooted in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). It evaluates your ability to apply pressure to specific points on the body to stimulate natural healing processes, relieve pain, and improve overall health. This exam equips learners with essential skills to begin or advance a career in holistic wellness.
Who should take the Exam?
This exam is ideal for:
- Wellness practitioners aiming to add acupressure to their skill set
- Holistic health enthusiasts seeking structured acupressure knowledge
- Massage therapists, chiropractors, and physiotherapists expanding treatment methods
- Ayurveda and TCM learners interested in energy healing techniques
- Individuals planning to start a wellness practice or healing center
Skills Required
- Basic understanding of human anatomy and physiology
- Good manual dexterity and touch sensitivity
- Interest in holistic healing or traditional therapies
- Ability to learn pressure points and meridian systems
Knowledge Gained
- Understanding of meridian theory and energy flow in the body
- Identification of acupressure points and their therapeutic uses
- Techniques for managing stress, pain, and chronic conditions
- Safe application of acupressure for different health conditions
Course Outline
The Acupressure Exam covers the following topics -
Domain 1 – Introduction to Acupressure
- History and origins in Traditional Chinese Medicine
- Principles of Qi (energy flow) and meridians
- Benefits and limitations of acupressure
Domain 2 – Human Anatomy for Acupressure
- Overview of skeletal and muscular systems
- Key organs and their connection to meridian points
- Safety considerations and contraindications
Domain 3 – Meridian and Pressure Point Theory
- 12 main meridians and their paths
- Location and function of major acupressure points
- Yin and yang energy balance in healing
Domain 4 – Techniques and Application
- Thumb, finger, knuckle, and elbow pressure methods
- Acupressure for stress, headaches, back pain, and insomnia
- Combining acupressure with breathing and meditation
Domain 5 – Advanced Healing Strategies
- Five-element theory and emotional healing
- Acupressure for chronic conditions and digestive issues
- Case-based protocols and treatment planning
Domain 6 – Client Interaction and Ethics
- Professional conduct and communication
- Building trust and client comfort
- Hygiene, safety, and session documentation
