Classical Chinese Medicine.
Understood before you begin.
Understand why your practitioner needles your foot to treat your headache. No memorisation required — just honest, deep understanding of the medicine.
Free guide included when you join the waitlist.
Seven sessions. Built from primary sources.
History of Acupuncture
From Bian stones to the Neijing — and the critical difference between Classical Chinese Medicine and TCM that schools rarely explain clearly.
Fundamental Concepts
Qi, Yin/Yang, and the cosmological framework that makes everything else in Chinese medicine legible.
The Jing Luo
Meridians as a living system — not channels on a poster, but a functional map of how the body organises itself.
Five Phases
Wu Xing in full depth — correspondence tables, seasonal rhythms, clinical application, and where the theory actually originates.
I Ching & Hexagrams
The philosophical bedrock that shaped Chinese medical thought, read with the clinical tradition in mind.
Study Skills
How to memorise 361 points, read Classical texts efficiently, and build a study routine that survives Year 1.
The Science of Acupuncture
What the research actually shows — RCTs, sham controls, neuroimaging, and how to talk about evidence honestly without dismissing or overclaiming. Very few courses include this. We do.
The Journey to the West
From Jesuit missionaries to Soulié de Morant — how acupuncture travelled from Asia to Europe, who carried and translated it, and how it found a foothold in the West, including inside a Paris hospital in the 1930s.
Aymeric Lecomte
I came to Chinese medicine as an engineer — someone who needs to understand the mechanism before trusting the method. Three years of acupuncture school taught me that most students arrive without the conceptual framework to make sense of what they are learning.
This course is what I wish had existed before Year 1. It is built from the actual texts — Su Wen, Ling Shu, Nanjing — read carefully, not summarised. I practice in Valencia, Spain, and I built this for the students and patients who want to go deeper.
"Classical Chinese Medicine, made rigorous."
"I have heard that the people of high antiquity, in [the sequence of] spring and autumn, all exceeded one hundred years. But in their movements and activities there was no weakening. As for the people of today, after one half of a hundred years, the movements and activities of all of them weaken. Is this because the times are different? Or is it that the people have lost this [ability]?"
Su Wen, Chapter 1 — Huang Di's question to Qi Bo — Unschuld translation
Three tiers. One clear path.
Same core content for everyone. Upper tiers add the resources that students specifically need to prepare for school.
- Sessions 1–6 (8–10 hours)
- Bonus: Science of Acupuncture module
- 1 classical text passage per concept
- Lifetime access, self-paced
- All 7 sessions + bonus science module (11+ hours)
- 3–5 classical text passages per concept
- Anki decks — 361 points, ready to import into Anki
- 12 printable point location cheat sheets (PDF, one per channel)
- 12-week pre-school study schedule (PDF, week-by-week)
- Private student forum (Aymeric moderates weekly)
- Everything in Pre-Study
- 6 live group sessions (90 min each)
- 3 × 30-min 1-on-1 calls
- Session recordings uploaded
- Personalised study plan
- School selection advice
Frequently asked
When does the course launch?
1 March 2027. Join the waitlist to be notified first and receive your free guide immediately on sign-up.
Do I need any prior knowledge?
None. The course starts from zero — historical context, first principles, no assumptions about what you already know.
Is this accredited?
No. This is a pre-study preparation course, not a professional qualification. It prepares you for accredited school — it does not replace it.
What language is the course in?
English. Designed for English-speaking students and patients.
What's the difference between the tiers?
All tiers share the same core video content and the bonus science module. Foundations is videos only — no downloads or study tools. Pre-Study adds ready-to-import Anki decks (all 361 points), 12 printable point location cheat sheets, a 12-week study schedule, and access to the private student forum. Mentorship adds live group sessions and 1-on-1 calls on top of everything in Pre-Study.
Can I upgrade later?
Yes. If you start with Foundations and decide you want the full student resources, you can upgrade at any point after launch.