Course · Antwerp, Belgium

Yamamoto New Scalp Acupuncture (YNSA)

A three-day hands-on YNSA workshop with David Bomzon and Avi Amir at ICZO in Antwerp: the scalp somatotopes developed by Dr. Toshikatsu Yamamoto for neurological conditions and acute and chronic pain.

Date

26–28 November 2026

Schedule

Thu 14–21h · Fri 9–18h · Sat 9–13h

Location

ICZO, Campus Antwerpen

Format

Hands-on workshop · English · 21 hours

About the course

Neuroacupuncture on the scalp

Yamamoto New Scalp Acupuncture (YNSA) was developed by the Japanese physician Dr. Toshikatsu Yamamoto in 1973. Points on the scalp that correspond to body regions and organs are used for stroke, paralysis, restricted mobility, neurological symptoms and acute or chronic pain, and both patient and practitioner can usually feel straight away whether the treatment is working.

In this active learning workshop you learn the location and use of the basic points A to H, the Ypsilon and cranial nerve points, neck and elbow diagnosis, the I, J and K somatopes, and the tinnitus and master key points, with live demonstrations of YNSA treatment. Maximum 20 participants.

Teachers and content

Taught by the authors of the YNSA clinical handbook

Teachers

David Bomzon & Avi Amir

Yamamoto New Scalp Acupuncture

Acupuncturists and co-founders of the International School of Scalp Acupuncture, based at the Pnima Center in Haifa. Authors of the Clinical Handbook of Yamamoto New Scalp Acupuncture and The New YNSA Acupuncture Charts, they teach YNSA across Europe and the United States.

What you will learn

Course highlights

✓ Basic YNSA points A–H on the scalp
✓ Ypsilon points and cranial nerve points
✓ Neck and elbow diagnosis
✓ I, J and K somatopes
✓ Tinnitus and master key points
✓ When and how to apply YNSA in practice

Who it's for

Target audience
Qualified acupuncturists and TCM practitioners.

Accreditation
Accredited by Acupunctuur Vlaanderen, BAF, LVNT, NVA, NWP and Zhong (20 points).

Organizer
ICZO, Antwerp (Belgium)

Registration

Fees and registration

€675 for the three days. Maximum 20 participants.

Registration is handled directly by ICZO.

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