Using Saam in the Community Clinic • Toby Daly
Default Using Saam in the Community Clinic by Michael Max | Toby Daly https://podcasts.captivate.fm/media/4f37bed0-e507-4124-a4ca-d0f953328407/using-saam-in-the-community-clinic-toby-daly-and-michael-max.mp3 This is the audio of a webinar conversation on the use of Saam...
122 CBD, Neurology and the Inspiration That Comes From Unexpected Challenges • Chloe Weber
Business & Practice Management The changes that come from an unexpected direction tend to be the ones that transform our lives the most. Chloe Weber did not plan on becoming an expert in neurology. She was on the path of providing herbs and acupuncture to low income populations. But when her son’s...
Coherence and Patterning • Edward Neal
Default How does acupuncture work? We hear this question all the time. From our patients, from someone we just met at a neighborhood BBQ, from out parents, and if we are honest— ourselves. The ancient Chinese mind that conjured up acupuncture did not consider... This content...
121 A Neurological View of Acupuncture Points • Poney Chiang
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120 The Archetypes of Confucius and Carl Jung • Pia Giammasi
Confucianism Archetypes are deep influences that all humans share. They give us a glimpse into the complicated landscape of our psyche. They can live in the light or influence from the dark. Carl Jung had a lot to say about our intrapsychic world, how these influences are shared...
119 The Power of Connection- Business as an Aspect of Community • Brigitte Linder
Business & Practice Management An often overlooked aspect of running our own business is that it gives us a potent way of connecting with others and serving a community. Sure there are additional responsibilities that come with this kind of an opportunity. But the freedom it can give us, and the...
Practical Cosmology • Deborah Woolf
Default Practical Cosmology by Michael Max | With guest: Deborah Woolf https://podcasts.captivate.fm/media/d67e60fd-40d5-4287-bd84-28fed94b090c/practical-cosmology-deborah-woolf.mp3 In the study of acupuncture we learn about the Five Phases, the Six Conformations, all kinds...
118 Daoism in the Modern World • Josh Paynter
Daoism Daoism and Daoist thought is something that many acupuncturists have been exposed to. It might have been part of what launched our interest in studying medicine. And perhaps you’ve had the experience of reading books like the Dao De Jing and come away more with a...
117 Getting Your Finances Right- What the Entrepreneurial Acupuncturist Needs to Know • Beverly Hacker
Business & Practice Management Money, for many, is the pebble in our shoe that irrates enough to annoy, but not enough for us to make a fundemental change. And if our accounting systems mirror our confusion or conflict around finances, then that adds more one more thing that we’d prefer not to...
116 Qi Anatomy • Brenda Hood
Acupuncture The way we make sense of structure helps us to understand function. Drawing lines and divisions helps us to understand parts. But a keen understanding of the parts does not always help us to see the whole of the functioning of those parts. The anatomy of qi gives us a...
115 Beyond The Visible – Electromagnetic Radiation and Health • Brandon LaGreca
Conditions Chinese medicine reminds us that we are one part of a complex, interdependent and ever evolving ecosystem. That we both influence and are influenced by the world. Our toolmaking ability has wrought remarkable changes on the world, and on ourselves. You are...
Stalking the Wild Caterpiller Fungus • Jeff Chilton
Default Cordyceps is one of the precious medicinals of the Chinese medicine pharmacopeia. It’s a wild grown substance that has only recently begun to give up the secrets to how it can be cultivated so that its benefits can be enjoyed by more than a privileged few. This...
114 Wisdom Guild: Listening to Our Practice • Njemile Carol Jones, Laura Christensen, Esther Platner
Practitioner Cultivation & Development What gets us started is not what sustains us over the long haul. The energy of beginning is essential at the start of any new endeavor. But what got us to here, will not get us to there. It’s easy to think that we are broken because what brought us success does not...
113 Ripples in the Flow: Pulses, Nanjing and the Questioning Mind • Z’ev Rosenberg
Practitioner Cultivation & Development The classics are helpful not just because they contain pointers to how medicine works. They are helpful because of the discussions they have generated amongst practitioners over the twin distances of time and space. They are a kind of thread that connects us with the...
112 Acupuncture in the Integrative Hospice • Robyn Curtis
Conditions Most of us spend our days treating illness and working to bring out patients into a great state of health and wellbeing. But there are moments toward the end of life when the greatest state of health and wellbeing means helping someone to more gently leave this world....
111 Conversations From the Pacific Symposium 2019
Business & Practice Management This is a series of short conversations with some of the attendees of the Pacific Symposium. Listen in to the wide variety of perspective and practice as it relates to Acupuncture and East Asian Medicine You are unauthorized to view this page. Please login using the...
110 A Qing Dynasty Perpective on Channels and Points • Michael Brown
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109 Spirals, Stems and Branches: The Structure of Unfoldment in Time and Space • Deborah Woolf
Cosmology Stems and Branches are old Chinese science. Our medicine touches on it, but most of us rely on the more modern perspectives for our clincal work. The Stems and Branches speak to a perspective of the universe and our place in it that is foreign to our minds not because...