For Practitioners

ShinKyu University

Looking for Japanese acupuncture education rather than a patient appointment? Maya Suzuki founded ShinKyu University to teach Japanese acupuncture and moxibustion techniques to practitioners. Visit the ShinKyu University website for current course information, enrolment details and learning formats.

This clinic page is a starting point, not a course catalogue. Course availability, schedules, pricing and requirements should be confirmed with the education provider before registering. Historical promotions on the clinic blog should not be treated as current offers.

Workshops, mentorship and learning enquiries

Maya’s published clinic biography describes Japanese acupuncture workshops in the US and internationally, as well as translation and seminar coordination. If you are enquiring about a workshop, hosting a class or possible mentorship, email Maya with your professional background, topic of interest and preferred dates.

Enquiring does not mean a particular format or date is currently offered. Ask directly about availability and fit. Patient booking appointments are for clinical care; educational requests should go through the education website or email.

Include these details in your enquiry

• Your professional qualification or current stage of study.
• The technique or learning goal you want to explore.
• Whether you are an individual learner or an event organizer.
• Your location, format preferences and timeframe.
• Any continuing-education documentation you need to confirm.

Maya’s teaching and translation background

Maya lived and worked in Japan and studied at Toyo Shinkyu Senmon Gakko. Her clinic biography describes her involvement with Iyashi No Michi, Daishiryu pediatric techniques, the In-Touch Japan Seminar and translation for the North American Journal of Oriental Medicine.

For the clinic-facing overview of her background and approach, see Heather “Maya” Suzuki’s practitioner profile. Details on this page are drawn from the clinic’s published biography; a prospective learner should confirm specific course prerequisites and instructor information with the organizer.

Common questions

Can patients use these resources as home-treatment instructions?

Professional education is distinct from individualized patient care. If you are a patient looking for an appointment or an explanation of treatment, start with adult Japanese acupuncture or pediatric AcuTherapy.

Are continuing-education credits available?

Check the specific course listing and confirm with its provider and your licensing body. This page does not assert that every course is accredited or accepted for renewal.

Where can I ask about moxibustion training?

Use the ShinKyu University website for listed courses, or email Maya with your experience and goals. The clinic’s moxibustion page is patient-facing service information, not a training syllabus.