Dr. Ji Shun Hao graduated from Heilongjiang University of Traditional Chinese Medicine in 1982, and obtained a master's degree in Traditional Chinese Medicine from the same university in 1987. From 1991 to 1992, he pursued a doctoral program in physiology at the Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine. In 2003, he earned a Master of Business Administration degree from Phoenix University in the United States, and from 2014 to 2016, he studied film directing and cinematography at Santa Fe Art University. In 1987, he served as the coordinator and translator at the First World Acupuncture Federation Congress in Beijing. In 1989, Dr. Ji Shun Hao became the first teacher sent by Heilongjiang University of Traditional Chinese Medicine to teach and conduct research in the United States.

Professor Ji Shun Hao currently serves as the chief editor and main translator of the core textbook "Acupuncture" for the World Federation of Chinese Medicine Societies, Vice Chairman of the Education Guidance Committee of the World Federation of Chinese Medicine Societies, Vice President of the Translation Committee of the World Federation of Chinese Medicine Societies, and President of the American Institute of Neuroacupuncture. Dr. Ji Shun Hao has previously served as the chairman of the Acupuncture Committee of the National Traditional Chinese Medicine Acupuncture Examination Committee of the United States, an examiner for the New Mexico Traditional Medicine Examination Committee, the chairman of the Board of Directors of the Southwest College of Traditional Chinese Medicine, the principal of the New Mexico Chinese School, and an editor for English magazines such as "Discovery", "Alternative Therapies", and "Global Health and Medical Advances". Dr. Ji Shun Hao is a world-renowned expert in scalp acupuncture.

Since 1991, Professor Hao has conducted nearly a hundred lectures on scalp acupuncture for Chinese and Western medical doctors in Australia, Germany, Denmark, Canada, Dubai, and various cities in the United States including Washington, New York, San Francisco, Orlando, San Diego, Seattle, Denver, and Houston, training thousands of scalp acupuncture professionals. Dr. Hao has been interviewed and featured in several American newspapers, radio stations, and magazines for his scalp acupuncture treatment of difficult diseases, including the Washington Military Medical Newspaper "Stars and Stripes", "Alternative Therapies" magazine, Fox News Radio, Global Dragon TV, and the New Mexico Journal, among others. In 2015 and 2016, Dr. Hao represented the Chinese medicine community at the first National Integrated Medicine Congress in San Diego and the Global Integrated Medicine Congress in Germany, where he presented on scalp acupuncture treatment for paralysis and cerebral palsy.

Dr. Ji Shun Hao's English monograph "Scalp Acupuncture Therapy in China" was published in the United States in 2011 and distributed worldwide. In 2012, Dr. Hao authored Chapter 19, "Scalp Acupuncture Treatment of Pain", for the English edition of the clinical book "Clinical Pain Management". In 2013, Fudan University Press published "Basic English Course for Traditional Chinese Medicine" co-authored by Dr. Ji Shun Hao and Liu Ming. In 2017, he authored Chapter 11, "Neuroacupuncture Treatment of Neurological Disorders", for the English edition of "The Scientific Basis of Integrated Medicine". Dr. Ji Shun Hao has been interviewed and featured in several American newspapers, radio stations, and magazines for his scalp acupuncture treatment of stroke, multiple sclerosis, brain injury, phantom limb pain, cerebral palsy, autism, and other difficult diseases. In recognition of Dr. Hao's outstanding contributions to the local economy and culture, the mayor of Santa Fe, New Mexico, the capital of the state, designated the Spring Festival of 2018 as Dr. Hao Day. The documentary "Rebirth," directed and produced by director and producer Dagodils, featuring Dr. Ji Shun Hao and Shi Lingzhi, premiered and was released online in the United States in May 2021.

Jason Jishun Hao is editor in chief and translator in chief for the textbook ACUPUNCTURE AND MOXIBUSTION published by World Federacy of Chinese Medicine Society. Jason Hao currently serves as the vice-chairman for the education guiding committee at World Federacy of Chinese Medicine Society. Jason Hao is the president of the Neuro-acupuncture Institute in the USA. He was former chairman of the acupuncture committee in the National Certification Commission of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM). He is the co-author of the book, Chinese Scalp Acupuncture.

          Jason Hao has been practicing and researching scalp acupuncture for 40 years and has been teaching classes and seminars in the USA and Europe since 1989, Hao gave a scalp acupuncture seminar at Walter Reed Medical Center in Washington DC where he successfully demonstrated scalp acupuncture treatment of CRPS and phantom pain for veterans. Jason Hao specializes in treating neurological disorders, such as stroke, multiple sclerosis,  traumatic brain injury, PTSD, cerebral palsy, autism, complex regional pain, phantom pain, and long COVID-19 disorders. Many America newspapers, journals, televisions reported his successful cases and stories in past 30 years. The documentary film by Doug Dearth on him and his wife, Linda Hao’s treatment  “RETURN TO LIFE” is released on May, 2021.

Training Content:

1．Learning Objectives:

   By the end of this training program, participants should be able to understand the history, theory, and research of Chinese scalp acupuncture; master the location of each scalp acupuncture area, correct needling techniques, and clinical applications; design and implement special scalp acupuncture treatment methods for neurological disorders; improve the effectiveness and recovery rate of treating neurological diseases, helping patients cope with the most challenging and difficult neurological conditions, including multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's disease, phantom limb pain, complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS), cerebral palsy, autism, Meniere's syndrome, trigeminal neuralgia, long-term symptoms of COVID-19, and vaccine adverse reactions for doctors to enhance new advanced skills in clinical acupuncture; familiarize with the contraindications of scalp acupuncture.

2. Detailed Course Description:

   Chinese scalp acupuncture is a contemporary acupuncture technique that combines traditional Chinese needling methods with the anatomy, physiology, and pathology of the Western cerebral cortex and biomedical sciences. Scalp acupuncture has been proven to be the most effective treatment for acute and chronic central nervous system diseases. Often, only a few needles are needed to produce significant effects, and improvement is usually seen immediately. Acupuncture has been used in China for thousands of years for disease prevention and treatment. However, scalp acupuncture is a modern innovation and development with only 50 years of history. Scalp acupuncture is often used in stroke, multiple sclerosis, motor vehicle accident paralysis rehabilitation, Parkinson's disease, cerebral palsy, autism, and long-term symptoms of COVID-19. It is also used in pain management, especially pain caused by the central nervous system, such as phantom limb pain, complex regional pain syndrome, and residual limb pain. It has been proven to be very effective in the treatment of post-traumatic stress disorder, brain injury, aphasia, ataxia, and Meniere's disease.

   This course introduces Chinese scalp acupuncture to students through teaching, demonstrating scalp acupuncture techniques, and clinical experience. The teaching content covers the anatomy and physiology of the brain and scalp to demonstrate the location and indications of scalp acupuncture points. The demonstration and practice sections cover needling techniques and methods of scalp acupuncture stimulation. This course includes many clinical case practices and discussions from Dr. Hao's clinical experience spanning the past 42 years. Scalp acupuncture is technically systematic, logical, easy to understand, and relatively simple. Chinese scalp acupuncture is easier to learn and understand, with lower costs, smaller risks, faster response rates, and fewer side effects compared to many Western treatment methods. If you wish to do more to help patients, especially those with central nervous system disorders that other therapies cannot treat, you will benefit greatly from attending this course.