COURSE XIII: Ear, Nose, and Throat – Structure, Function and Disorders

This lesson explores the intimate and intricate terrain of the nose, mouth, throat, and ears – a key juncture of our senses of perception and an opening into the inner realm of the gastrointestinal tract and respiratory system. An important indicator and contributor to general health, we pause to consider its anatomical and energetic significance. The first part of this session looks at the anatomy, function, and disorders of this region through self-directed learning. The review lesson fills in the details and offers some useful clinical insights into assessing and treating problems commonly encountered in practice.