Lecture

ICEAM Classical Herbal Medicine Sessions - Lecture 2:

An online lecture exploring classical herbal medicine through the ICEAM approach, with practical clinical insights for practitioners and students.
Date Wednesday 30 September 2026
Time 10:30 AM – 9:00 AM AEST
Delivery Online via Google Meet
Presenter Tyler Rowe
Recording Included
CPD 2.0 points
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About this lecture

ICEAM Classical Herbal Medicine Sessions are presented through Co:Lab, Empirical Health’s education platform.

Each session explores a defined clinical or theoretical theme within classical Chinese herbal medicine, drawing on the ICEAM approach to deepen understanding of formula construction, classical theory and clinical reasoning.

The lectures are designed to connect traditional concepts with contemporary clinical thinking in a way that is practical, focused and relevant to everyday practice.

Through Co:Lab, Empirical Health brings together lectures, workshops and tours that support ongoing learning, shared knowledge and deeper engagement with herbal medicine.

Programme

Session schedule

9:00 AM – Welcome and introduction


9:05 AM – Main lecture


10:00 AM – Clinical discussion


10:15 AM – Q&A


10:30 AM – Close

Included

What’s included

Live online lecture

14-day recording access

Lecture notes and supporting resources

Q&A with the presenter

2 CPD points

Preparation

Before the session

Notebook or device for notes

Any relevant clinical questions

Reliable internet connection

Attendance

How the lecture works

LIVE

Attend live online

Delivered live via Google Meet. Access details will be emailed to registered attendees before the session.

REC

Recording included

The lecture will be recorded and made available to registered attendees for 14 days after the live session.

CPD

Professional development

This session is associated with 2.0 CPD points.

Tyler Rowe
Your presenter

Tyler Rowe

Specialty Instructor, Sydney Institute of Classics in East Asian Medicine
Clinical Fellow

Tyler J. Rowe began his study of Chinese Medicine in 1994 at Victoria University of Technology, in Melbourne, Australia. He graduated with a Bachelor Degree of Acupuncture in 1997 and a Bachelor Degree of Chinese Herbal Medicine in 1999. He was a lecturer and clinical supervisor in both the Acupuncture and Chinese Herbal Medicine Departments of Victoria University from 2000– 2004.

In 2009 Tyler began his studies with Dr. Arnaud Versluys and in 2011 enrolled in the Canonical Chinese Medicine™ program in Melbourne, Australia. He graduated as a Diplomate of Canonical Chinese Medicine in 2013 and since then has continued working towards completion of his clinical fellowship. Tyler has also been training in classical acupuncture with David White at the Institute of Neijing Research since 2015.

Tyler is in private practice in Melbourne, Australia, where his emphasis is on complex and difficult to treat conditions. In addition, he speaks both domestically and internationally on his main area of research interest – the practical application of classical Chinese geomancy and astronomy texts. In recent years this has led to the development and teaching of a specialty course on the medical application of the ‘Five Movements and Six Qi wuyun liuqi’ system within the structure of the Canonical Chinese Medicine training at ICEAM.

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Specialty Instructor, Sydney Institute of Classics in East Asian Medicine
Clinical Fellow

Tyler J. Rowe began his study of Chinese Medicine in 1994 at Victoria University of Technology, in Melbourne, Australia. He graduated with a Bachelor Degree of Acupuncture in 1997 and a Bachelor Degree of Chinese Herbal Medicine in 1999. He was a lecturer and clinical supervisor in both the Acupuncture and Chinese Herbal Medicine Departments of Victoria University from 2000– 2004.

In 2009 Tyler began his studies with Dr. Arnaud Versluys and in 2011 enrolled in the Canonical Chinese Medicine™ program in Melbourne, Australia. He graduated as a Diplomate of Canonical Chinese Medicine in 2013 and since then has continued working towards completion of his clinical fellowship. Tyler has also been training in classical acupuncture with David White at the Institute of Neijing Research since 2015.

Tyler is in private practice in Melbourne, Australia, where his emphasis is on complex and difficult to treat conditions. In addition, he speaks both domestically and internationally on his main area of research interest – the practical application of classical Chinese geomancy and astronomy texts. In recent years this has led to the development and teaching of a specialty course on the medical application of the ‘Five Movements and Six Qi wuyun liuqi’ system within the structure of the Canonical Chinese Medicine training at ICEAM.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

How will I access the live lecture?

The lecture is delivered online via Google Meet. Access details will be provided to registered attendees before the session.

Will the lecture be recorded?

Where a recording is included, access information and availability will be provided after the live session.

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