Postpartum Pampering in Traditional Chinese Medicine

A 4-Week On-Line Course with Leo Lok and Sabine Wilms

Let’s dive in!

Enjoy this short video where we walk you through the entire course.

Expand your clinical practice through a topic with immense potential:

  • Assist your postpartum patients in their immediate and long-term recovery within the paradigm of Chinese medicine;

  • Assess and restore patients’ balance of blood and Qi;

  • Promote healthy lactation and thereby healthy babies with all the tools of your profession;

  • Design patient-specific treatment plans, including dietetics and movement practices, in addition to acupuncture and medicinal formulas, on the basis of an authentic Chinese medicine diagnosis;

  • Bring traditional treatments and practices into the contemporary clinical context and learn to apply or modify them safely and creatively!

What you receive…

  • Three units: “Recovery from labor and delivery,” “Sitting out the month: Postpartum pampering,” and “Additional topics in postpartum care”

  • Four live Q&A discussions on Sundays (May 3, 10, 17, and 24, 2026, at 9-10:30 am Pacific Time, always recorded for students who cannot attend live),

  • Two pre-recorded hour-long lessons per unit (six hours total)

  • Supplementary written posts, audio and visual resources, and an asynchronous discussion forum, hosted on our elegant, private course platform, all accessible until the course closes on July 1.

  • 14 CEUs (by NCCAOM, including 1 Safety and 1 Ethics, see here for the Course Participant Attestation)

Your Guides

In a truly unique constellation of backgrounds and skills, you get to watch the internationally famous podcasting and research team of Leo Lok and Sabine Wilms collaborate in real time, as we tackle one of our favorite topics.

Dr. Wilms standing beside a grazing horse on a Mongolian grassland.
  • Writer, translator, professor, publisher, and goat herder.

  • Leo is a practitioner and independent scholar of Chinese Medicine. A native speaker/reader of Chinese languages, Leo is one of the rare clinician-scholars in the world who excels in researching and translating ancient Chinese medical literature into the English language.

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