• Understand the principles of auriculotherapy and its application in health.
• Learn to identify auricular points and their respective functions.
• Develop practical skills for the application of auriculotherapy techniques.
After the auriculotherapy course, the student will be able to:
1. Understand the Fundamentals: Know the history, principles and foundations of auriculotherapy, including its relationship with traditional Chinese medicine.
2. Identify Ear Points: Recognize and locate the main points of the ear and their correspondences with different parts of the body.
3. Perform Assessment: Assess the patient's health status and identify which ear points should be stimulated.
4. Apply Stimulation Techniques: Use of different methods of stimulation on the ear points, such as needles, sensations or laser, according to the patient's needs.
5. Personalize Treatments: Adapt auriculotherapy interventions based on each patient’s individual conditions.
6. Monitor Results: Evaluate the effectiveness of the treatment and make adjustments as necessary, monitoring the patient's progress.
7. Integrate Auriculotherapy with Other Therapies: Combine auriculotherapy with other treatments and therapeutic approaches for holistic care.
8. Educate the Patient: Guide patients on the benefits of auriculotherapy and post-treatment care.
These skills will allow the student to use auriculotherapy effectively and safely, contributing to the well-being and health of patients.
Introduction to Auriculotherapy
History and foundations of auriculotherapy;
Relationship between auriculotherapy and traditional Chinese medicine;
Benefits and clinical applications.
Ear Anatomy
Anatomical structure of the external ear;
Mapping of auricular points and their functions.
Indications and Contraindications
Conditions that can be treated with auriculotherapy;
Situations in which auriculotherapy should be avoided.
Application Techniques
Methods of stimulating ear points (needles, sensations, laser);
Demonstration and practice of techniques.
Evaluation and Monitoring
Patient assessment before and after treatment;
Recording results and settings in treatment.
Integration with Other Therapies
How auriculotherapy can be combined with other treatment modalities;
Case studies.
Ethics and Professionalism
Ethical considerations in the practice of auriculotherapy;
Effective communication with patients.
Classroom materials and consumables will be provided by UNIALFA.

Physiotherapist with 12 years of clinical experience; training in Chiropractic from the Atlanta School, USA; Structural, Visceral, Posturology and Cranial Osteopathy from Idot, guest professor at the IV Clinical Anatomy Seminar in Fresh Frozen Cadaver – GPS System in Orlando, USA; Postgraduate in Manual Therapies, Anatomy and Orthopedics; Biomolecular manipulation course at Harvard University in Massachusetts, USA.