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AURICULOTHERAPY

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AURICULOTHERAPY MODULE 2 – FUNCTIONAL DISORDERS

LanguageLocation & Date
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  • GMI Institute COPENHAGEN
  • Date: April 3–4, 2027
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  • Zagreb, Croatia 
  • Date: May 9–10, 2026
  • Classes are taught in English
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  • Sydney, Australia 
  • Date: January 15–19, 2027 
  • Classes are taught in English
  • NOTE: The course covers both Module 1 and Module 2.
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  • GMIInstitute THY – Thisted
  • Date: March 6–7, 2027
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COURSE DESCRIPTION

FUNCTIONAL DISORDERS are the focus of Auriculotherapy Module 2.

In this module, we build on the foundation laid in Module 1 and explore functional issues and organ-related imbalances in the body. You will be introduced to VAS (Vascular Autonomic Signal) and learn how it can be used as a tool to identify and treat functional disorders. We will also explore the ear’s reflexes related to the organs, the brain, and the central nervous system.

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THIS IS WHAT WE'LL COVER IN THIS MODULE

  • Summary of Module 1 and Questions
  • VAS – Definition, Explanation, and Application
  • The Innervation of the Ear and How Organs and the CNS (Central Nervous System) Are Reflected in the Ear
  • What is a functional point, and how is it identified?
  • Tools and Techniques: Electrical Detection (Premio20 DT), Black-and-White Hammer
  • Treatment of functional points using electrical stimulation and needles
  • Special points: O-point, O’point, Cosmonaute, sympathetic line, ACTH point, allergy point
  • Brain structures in the ear: the cortex, corpus callosum, hypothalamus, pituitary gland, amygdala, hippocampus, thalamus, and trigeminal nerve
  • Therapy blockages: – first rib syndrome, lateral imbalances, jaw and dental focus
  • Practical training: record-keeping, treating one another, and external case studies
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Protocols YOU'LL LEARN

In Auriculotherapy Module 2, the focus is on functional disorders: 

  • Stress and Anxiety
  • Allergies
  • Menopausal symptoms (e.g., hot flashes)
  • Jaw Problems and Toothaches
  • Treatment of Therapy blockages: First Rib Syndrome, Lateral Imbalances, and Jaw and Tooth Focuses
  • Functional imbalances related to organs and the nervous system
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RIKKE GODTHJÆLP

Rikke Godthjælp is the founder of the GMI Institute and serves as the director, instructor, and practitioner at the institute. Her expertise is wide-ranging, as she is a trained classical acupuncturist, auriculotherapist (ear acupuncturist), auriculomedicine practitioner, chromotherapist (color therapist), and posturologist. She teaches in both Danish and English and runs the GODTHJÆLP Institute at Søerne and Forum, both centrally located in Copenhagen.

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Dina Alminde

Dina Alminde is a certified acupuncturist, physiological massage therapist, auriculotherapist, posturologist, and auriculomedicine practitioner.

Dina Alminde , treats patients daily at her own clinic in the middle of Thy National Park, in the heart of Thisted, and teaches at the GODTHJÆLP INSTITUTE.

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Stéphane Maugendre MD

Dr. Stéphane Maugendre has been practicing auriculotherapy and auriculomedicine since 2013 and has been teaching since 2017. She works as a specialist in auriculotherapy and auriculomedicine in the chronic pain department at the Rothschild Foundation Pain Center in Paris. She has been running her own medical practice in Normandy since 2005.