I've been using Saam for about 7 years now. I'm constantly surprised at how so few needles can be so surprisingly effective.
I think the "six qi" aspect of diagnosis and then choosing which channels to use has been one of the things with Saam that I now see and regularly use in my clinical work. I'm not sure why these relationships haven't been pointed out or used in other acupuncture traditions. It's one of those things that once you "see" it, so many previously confusing clinical presentations begin to make sense.
Looking forward to the conversations here in this discussion group with all of you.
Hello Jump Start participants!
I’m part of the Qiological Sound and Motion Lab Team, and I’ve been practicing Saam since 2001, using it clinically since 2019. It’s become a core part of my practice, and I’m excited to share and learn with all of you.
Let’s get this forum buzzing! Post your questions, share your insights, and let’s make this space a place for connection, curiosity, and camaraderie. Ask away—your curiosity could spark someone else’s “aha” moment!
