Divergent channels class

with ann cecil-sterman

april 8 & 9, 2025 | homewood suites | greenville, sc

The Divergent Channels are responsible for collecting a pathogenic factor and diverting it to the joints using fluid mediumship in order to keep the organs pathology-free. In doing so, they allow a set of diseases to occur, to prevent organ degeneration. For example, to protect the Liver from cirrhosis, they will deposit pathology in a way that causes arthritis instead. This fascinating arena is complex but essential information for all acupuncturists interested in understanding the nature of disease.

It’s not uncommon to hear people say that acupuncture has not effectively helped them with serious chronic illnesses such as rheumatoid arthritis, Crohn’s disease, osteoarthritis, lupus, colitis, Raynaud’s, COPD, etc. The Divergent Channels are exquisitely equipped to treat conditions of precisely this type. In this seminar, Ann will teach and demonstrate with live patients how to understand the Divergent Channels and how to put them into practice.

Long-time advocate for the return of the use ofthe entire acupuncture system as described in the Classical texts, and long-time student of Jeffrey Yuen, Ann practices the Divergent Channels fluently and profoundly and is dedicated to sharing this knowledge with other practitioners. This is an all-levels class. Whether you have studied the complement channels before or not, you are welcome. Click here to read what people say about Ann’s live classes. 

INVESTMENT: for the two day class: $597 (includes lunch each day)

The fine print: As long as there is room, registration will remain open; however, registrations after March 23 will not include lunch. You may cancel your registration up until March 1 for a 50% refund; no refunds thereafter. Registrations can be transferred to another student but not to another course.

CLASS TIME: 9am - 5pm, Lunch 12:30 - 1:30

14 NCCAOM PDA Credits. Not approved for CA credit.

register for both the luo & divergent classes for $997.

AIRPORT:

The Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport (GSP) is the closest airport and is about a 30 minute drive to downtown Greenville. The Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) and the Charlotte-Douglass International Airport (CLT) are both roughly a two hour drive to Greenville, SC.

AIRPORT TRANSPORTATION:

In addition to ride shares or rental cars, Eastside Transportation can provide transport between the airport and hotel. If you’d like to coordinate transportation (or room sharing) with other people attending the class, the Classical Medicine Community is a good way to do that.

HOTEL:

There is a block of rooms reserved at the Homewood Suites by Hilton Downtown, the location of the class. There are king suites for $159 & double queen suites for $179. All rooms have a fully equipped kitchen (full-sized refrigerator, microwave, dishwasher, twin burner stove, stainless steel appliances), dining area with place settings for four, HDTV, and complimentary internet access. Check-in is at 3pm; check-out is at 11am.

To make a reservation online, please click here. If you’d like to call to make a reservation, please reference 90A. The number to the hotel is 864.900.2380. Rooms must be booked by March 5, 2025 to guarantee these rates and availability.

FOOD:

The nearest grocery store to the designated hotel is the Harris Teeter on Augusta Street, but for local produce and charm, check out Swamp Rabbit Cafe & Grocery. Downtown Greenville has an enormous concentration of restaurants, the majority of which are local and walkable from the hotel.