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Jingfang Rhinitis Webinar Series: Modules I & II with William Ceurvels

Time 7PM (Sydney Time) – 9PM (Sydney Time) AEST
Delivery Online via Google Meet
Presenter Dr William Ceurvels
Recording Included
Bookings Open
About this lecture

Jingfang Disease-Pulse-Pattern-Treatment System: Rhinitis

Join practitioner, translator and teacher William Ceurvels for an in-depth two-module exploration of chronic and allergic rhinitis through a practical Jingfang-informed approach.

Across the series, William introduces fourteen commonly used Jingfang formulas, with detailed consideration of their pulse, symptom, tongue and fukushin patterns. The course also examines single-herb modifications and alternatives for mahuang, fuzi and xixin.

Event details

Module I: Wednesday 2 December 2026
Module II: Wednesday 16 December 2026
Time: 7:00 pm AEDT (Sydney time)
Presenter: William Ceurvels
Format: Pre-recorded teaching viewed together online, with live Q&A
Module I duration: Approximately 1 hour 40 minutes, plus Q&A
Module II duration: Approximately 2 hours 20 minutes, plus Q&A
Registration: $59 AUD per module, or $100 AUD for both
Recording access: Included following each module

Module I: Foundations, Pulse and Formula Strategy

Module I begins with an in-depth introduction to master Jingfang pulse specialist Chen Jianguo’s Zhong-jing Yin Yang pulse system.

William will then introduce the six-conformation theory associated with rhinitis before examining the first of fourteen commonly used formulas and the major single-herb additions applied in clinical practice.

You will learn how to:

  • Understand the Zhong-jing Yin Yang pulse system
  • Apply Jingfang theory to chronic and allergic rhinitis
  • Examine the pulse, symptom, tongue and fukushin patterns associated with the first formula
  • Make informed decisions about key single-herb modifications

Live Q&A breaks will be held after the pulse introduction and at the end of the module.

Module II: Formula Differentiation and Clinical Application

Module II continues with the remaining thirteen formulas commonly used in the treatment of rhinitis.

The teaching focuses on detailed clinical differentiation, helping practitioners use pulse, symptom patterns, tongue and fukushin to distinguish between formulas and make more precise prescribing decisions.

You will learn how to:

  • Differentiate commonly used formula patterns for rhinitis
  • Refine formula selection using pulse, symptoms, tongue and fukushin
  • Make informed decisions about single-herb modifications
  • Understand the pathomechanisms of rhinitis from a Jingfang perspective
  • Explore herb combinations that may be used in place of mahuang, fuzi and xixin

Live Q&A breaks will be held approximately midway through the teaching and at the end of the module.

Who should attend?

This series is designed for Chinese medicine practitioners and students seeking to strengthen their understanding of Jingfang formula differentiation, pulse diagnosis and the treatment of chronic and allergic rhinitis.

Module II can be attended separately. However, practitioners will gain the greatest benefit by completing both modules, as Module I establishes the pulse and diagnostic framework used throughout the series.

About William Ceurvels

William Ceurvels is a practitioner, translator, scholar and teacher of Chinese medicine. He completed his five-year Chinese medical training at China Medical University in Taiwan and became one of only a small number of foreign practitioners to pass the Taiwanese medical boards and enter clinical practice on the island.

William also completed a master’s degree through China Medical University’s Department of Chinese Medical Classics and History. His research examined nineteenth-century materia medica analyses of formulas from the Treatise on Cold Damage and Miscellaneous Diseases.

He has continued his Jingfang training under the Director of the Hu Xishu Master Physician Research Institute and pulse practitioner Chen Jianguo.

Choose your registration

Select your preferred registration option:

  • Module I only: $59 AUD
  • Module II only: $59 AUD
  • Complete series, Modules I and II: $100 AUD

The complete series offers an $18 saving compared with purchasing both modules separately.

Learning

What you’ll explore

Develop a practical Jingfang framework for diagnosing and treating chronic and allergic rhinitis using pulse, symptom, tongue and fukushin patterns; differentiate fourteen commonly used formulas; guide single-herb modifications; and explore alternatives for mahuang, fuzi and xixin.

What you will learn

By the end of the complete two-module series, you will be able to:

  • Explain the pathomechanisms of rhinitis and its treatment principles from a Jingfang perspective.
  • Apply the Zhong-jing Yin Yang pulse system to differentiate between formula patterns.
  • Integrate pulse, symptom, tongue and fukushin findings to support clinical decision-making.
  • Differentiate and select from fourteen commonly used Jingfang formulas for chronic and allergic rhinitis.
  • Make informed decisions about formula selection and single-herb modifications.
  • Identify herb combinations that may be used in place of mahuang, fuzi and xixin.
Attendance

How the lecture works

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Dr William Ceurvels
Your presenter

Dr William Ceurvels

Practitioner, translator, scholar and teacher of Chinese medicine. Will completed his rigorous 5-year Chinese medical training in Taiwan's China Medical University Post-Baccalaureate program and became one of only a handful of foreign practitioners to pass the Taiwanese medical boards and go into clinical practice on the island. While in practice, he also completed a masters in China Medical University's Chinese Medical Classics and History department, penning a Chinese-language master's thesis on 19th century materia medica analyses of formulas in The Treatise on Cold Damage and Miscellaneous Diseases. This research helped him to develop deeper insights into the mechanisms of actions of herbs in jingfang (經方) formulas and informs his own practice and teaching. Since then, he has continued to train in jingfang under the Director of the Hu Xishu Master Physician Research Institute and jingfang pulse practitioner Chen Jianguo. (陈建国)

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Can I claim CPD points for this webinar?

The webinar provides approximately 90 minutes of learning, which may be eligible for 1.5 CPD/CPE points, subject to your completed learning hours, relevance to your practice and your association’s requirements.

We’ll provide a certificate confirming your completed educational hours for live attendance or verified completion of the recording.

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