Absolutely, you're more than welcome! This online academic symposium is open to everyone for registration. . However, please note that only trainees are allowed to give speeches, share case studies, and obtain the bonus. We hope you'll find the webinar rewarding!

Definitely! Upon registration, we'll send you the Zoom link for the webinar via your registered email. Moreover, we'll send you email reminders two weeks, one week, three days, one day, and one hour before the webinar commences. This way, you can schedule your time in advance and won't miss the webinar. We look forward to seeing you there!

Absolutely! If you miss the webinar, you can still access the training. Just visit our homepage, click on "Online Courses" in the navigation bar, and you'll be taken to our online store. There, you can choose to purchase the courses available in both Chinese and English. Upon your purchase, you'll receive a receipt and the course link via email, so you can start learning at your convenience. Also, you can use these direct links to the courses:

• 浅刺解结针法课程（中文）

• SNAN Acupuncture Therapy Course (English)

Q1: How to apply to be a presenter?

To apply, you need to:

1. Provide a personal bio and professional background.

2. Submit your presentation topic and outline.

3. Specify the session you prefer (Feb. 16, Feb. 23, or Mar. 2)

4. Prepare relevant case studies & treatment videos.

Q2: What are the specific requirements for presenters?

1. Must be a trainee of the Shallow Needling Anti-Nodule (SNAN) Acupuncture Therapy program.

2. Have proven clinical practice experience.

3. Provide complete records of treatment cases.

4. Prepare a 25–30 min professional presentation.

5. Willing to share clinical experiences & insights.

Q3: What should the presentation include?

1. Case study keynotes.

2. Videos of actual treatment procedures.

3. Patient recovery feedback videos.

4. Personal clinical insights.

5. Key questions or challenges for discussion.

Q4: What’s the difference between the Chinese & English sessions?

1. In the sessions on Feb. 16 & Mar. 2, all presentations & discussions will be in Chinese.

2. In the session on Feb. 23, all presentations & discussions will be in English, which is ideal for international colleagues.

Q5: What benefits are provided to presenters?

1. Workshop presentation certificate.

2. Continuing education credits from Canadian Continue Education College of Acupuncture Traditional Chinese Medicine (CCEC-ATCM).

3. Two boxes of “ZAGU” brand mini-blade needles.

4. Direct interaction with industry experts.

5. Targeted expert guidance and feedback.

Q6: How to prepare a successful presentation?

1. Select representative treatment cases.

2. Keep clear records of the treatment process.

3. Highlight key success factors.

4. Present specific supporting data.

5. Anticipate potential questions in advance.

Q7: How is the presentation scheduled?
1. Duration: 25-30 min

2. Suggested Time Allocation:

- Case Introduction: 5~7 min

- Treatment Process: 10~12 min

- Outcome Demonstration: 5~7 min

- Key takeaways: 5 min