8 New Acupuncture Books Reshaping the Industry in 2025

After analyzing classical texts and modern practices, Tianjun Wang and Weixiang Wang developed a detailed manual that guides you through the core techniques of acupuncture. You’ll learn about needle selection, insertion angles, depth, manipulation methods, and how to achieve De Qi, all grounded in Traditional Chinese Medicine theory. The book covers not only basic needling but also specialized microsystems like auricular and scalp acupuncture, alongside complementary methods such as moxibustion and cupping. This manual suits both students beginning their journey and practitioners seeking to refine their skills with a practical, hands-on approach.

What started as a desire to bridge traditional Korean beauty practices with modern cosmetic needs became a detailed manual in this book. It provides you with clear, hands-on guidance covering cosmetic acupuncture, thread embedding acupuncture, and microneedle therapy system (MTS), complete with practical illustrations and step-by-step photos. You’ll gain insight into how Korean medicine doctors adapt ancient techniques for today’s beauty challenges, especially relevant as longevity increases and dietary deficiencies decline. While geared toward practitioners, anyone interested in the intersection of traditional acupuncture and contemporary cosmetic procedures can find useful knowledge here.

This tailored book on acupuncture explores the latest developments and breakthrough methods shaping the future of this ancient practice. It covers cutting-edge insights from 2025, examining emerging research and innovative techniques that redefine acupuncture's role in modern healthcare. By focusing on your unique interests and goals, this personalized guide reveals new discoveries and evolving applications, helping you stay ahead in a rapidly advancing field. Through clear explanations and targeted content, it matches your background and experience, making complex advancements accessible and practical for your learning journey. This approach ensures a focused exploration of acupuncture’s most recent transformative trends, tailored just for you.

During years of clinical practice, DJamal Kord recognized the challenge students face when mastering Master Tung’s acupuncture points, which number over 700 and exceed traditional curricula. This guidebook distills those complex points into a highly organized reference, offering detailed descriptions, precise needling techniques, and clear illustrations that help you quickly identify and apply effective point combinations. You’ll gain insight into combining Master Tung’s points for specific ailments, supported by teachings from recognized experts like Dr. Wei-Chieh Young and Dr. Miriam Lee. If you’re navigating the demands of clinical acupuncture or deepening your practice with Master Tung’s approach, this book equips you with practical clarity without overwhelming detail.

Kendall Baxter challenges the conventional wisdom that scalp acupuncture is merely a niche technique by revealing its broad therapeutic potential through detailed exploration of scalp anatomy and meridian theory. You learn how to identify specific target points tailored to conditions ranging from neurological disorders like stroke and MS to psychological issues such as anxiety. The book walks you through different scalp acupuncture methods and their clinical applications, supported by case studies that illuminate how this practice complements conventional medicine. If you're seeking a fresh perspective on acupuncture's role in pain relief and energy restoration, this book offers a solid foundation, especially useful for practitioners and curious patients alike.

The research was clear: traditional acupuncture approaches weren't fully addressing complex ENT and eye conditions. Drago Goicovic, after twelve years in China including clinical research at Guangdong Provincial Hospital, developed this work to illuminate Tung acupuncture's specialized points and applications, especially in otolaryngology and ophthalmology. You get detailed illustrated prescriptions that make locating rare points accessible, plus insights into innovative treatments like thyroid nodules. This book suits practitioners eager to deepen their clinical skills within traditional Chinese medicine, particularly those looking to blend historical techniques with modern evidence-based practices.

This tailored book explores the evolving landscape of acupuncture as it enters 2025 and beyond, focusing on emerging discoveries and personalized approaches that align with your professional role and interests. It examines the latest scientific advancements, novel techniques, and shifts in traditional practices, providing a focused study that matches your background and goals. By tailoring content to your specific needs, this book reveals cutting-edge insights and innovations that keep you ahead of new developments in acupuncture. It brings a forward-looking perspective to your learning journey, ensuring you engage deeply with relevant, up-to-date knowledge designed to inspire and inform your clinical practice or research.

When Toby Patrick Daly explored the Saam Acupuncture Tradition, he uncovered a Korean monastic system rooted deeply in classical texts like the Yi Jing and Huang Di Nei Jing. This book guides you through the intricate theories of Yin/Yang, Five Phase, and Six Conformation principles, carefully building a framework for diagnosis and treatment. You'll find detailed case studies that bridge the gap between ancient wisdom and everyday clinical use, helping you incorporate these methods effectively into your practice. If you're seeking to expand your acupuncture toolkit with a tradition that blends theory and hands-on application, this book offers a clear path forward.

After extensive international practice, Juan Hahn developed a unique acupuncture approach that blends classical and modern techniques focused on the scalp's neurofunctional points. This manual distills nearly 200 detailed illustrations and color photographs to guide you through various established scalp acupuncture styles alongside Western neuroanatomy and neuroscience insights. You’ll learn how to integrate these perspectives practically, enhancing your understanding of neurophysiology’s role in acupuncture efficacy. Ideal for both novices and seasoned practitioners, the book bridges traditional practice with emerging scientific frameworks, making it a solid reference for expanding your therapeutic toolkit.

While working closely with acupuncture practitioners, Jwim.Aicf Publishing recognized the critical need for streamlined patient documentation, leading to this collection of 50 detailed intake and consent forms. You’ll find it covers everything from symptom tracking to comprehensive health histories and explicit consent for treatment, which supports clear communication and thorough preparation. This book suits acupuncturists and clinic managers who want to enhance patient onboarding and legal compliance without reinventing paperwork. By organizing information systematically, it helps you focus more on treatment planning while ensuring patients understand procedures fully.