ZSA Guided Clinical Training | Melbourne 2026
Where Zhu's Scalp Acupuncture meets the real clinical world. An exclusive 1-day clinical immersion bridging seminar learning and real-world practice — treat real patients under the direct guidance of two direct disciples of Professor Zhu, in a group of no more than five.
About This Seminar
This exclusive 1-day clinical immersion bridges seminar learning and real-world practice. You are not an observer — you are an active treating Acupuncturist, working through patient cases in a single day under the direct guidance of two direct disciples of Professor Zhu.
Conducted in Chinese with English translation provided. Prerequisite: completion of Basics of Zhu's Scalp Acupuncture. A maximum of 5 participants ensures meaningful supervised clinical experience.
What This Seminar Covered
Active Patient Treatment
Treat real patients presenting with internal medicine, musculoskeletal and neurological conditions, with expert guidance from assessment through needle placement and Dao Yin instruction.
Supervised Group Practice
Practise advanced needling with direct correction from two ZSA Taiwan directors and observe how expert Acupuncturists adapt treatments in real time.
Live Clinical Demonstrations
Watch authentic clinical scenarios — not textbook cases selected for simplicity.
Dao Yin Integration
Therapeutic movement instruction applied within live patient treatment contexts; no prior Dao Yin experience required.
The Presenters
Dr Ru Shan Shy
Co-director of ZSA Taiwan and a direct disciple of Professor Zhu. PhD candidate at Yang-Ming University Institute of Neuroscience; Bachelor of Medicine, China Medical University; former Acupuncturist at China Medical University Hospital. Brings hospital-level clinical experience treating serious neurological presentations including stroke rehabilitation, brain injury and complex pain conditions.
Dr Sheng Chun Chang
Co-director of ZSA Taiwan and a direct disciple of Professor Zhu. Holds degrees in Pharmacy, Neuroscience and Chinese Medicine; former physician at Taichung Tzu Chi Hospital. His combination of pharmacy, neuroscience and Chinese medicine gives a broad clinical lens.
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