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Qiological Episode #279: Not What I Thought, An In

Qiological Episode #279: Not What I Thought, An Investigation of Adverse Reactions, w/Karina Smith

Listen to this discussion on the enduring lessons from difficult experiences in the clinic, including navigating adverse reactions and mediating a truce between warring organs.

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Karina is a Melbourne-based Doctor of Chinese Medi

Karina is a Melbourne-based Doctor of Chinese Medicine and Yin Yoga Teacher, Teacher Trainer & Educator.

In 2018, she launched her 50-Hour Yin & Functional Anatomy Teacher Training. This new offering was the chance to combine all her collective learnings as both a student and yoga teacher and as an emerging Doctor of Chinese Medicine.

With a particular passion for women’s health, through Chinese Medicine, I aim to support women in cultivating a better relationship with their menstrual cycle.

My long relationship with learning anatomy also excites my joy of treating musculoskeletal conditions, seeking out the mirrors and images in the body that help to alleviate pain and discomfort.

My combined loves of Yoga and Chinese Medicine make up the Yin & Yang of my work, a desire to improve the health and lifestyles of her students, patients, and clients.

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Qiological Episode #278 : Digging the Earthly Bran

Qiological Episode #278 : Digging the Earthly Branches, Deborah Woolf

Heaven and Earth, the creative and the created, micro and macrocosm. All ways of saying there is a reality we inhabit and, beyond that, a lot of mystery. And the mystery is something we humans have, at best, an ambivalent relationship with.

We seek to find some sense of order in what can be a captiously unsettling and unpredictable world. We look to the heavens and seek a larger frame for our experience as we look for the patterns that connect.

In this conversation, Deborah Woolf graciously entertains some questions that I had arise after her Qiological Live presentation on the Earthly branches.

Listen to this conversation on how the Earthly branches reflect the influences of Heaven, and help us understand where we stand in the cosmos and in relation to the seasons, cycles, and tides of time.

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Qiological Episode #278 : Digging the Earthly Bran

Qiological Episode #278 : Digging the Earthly Branches, Deborah Woolf

Deborah is a course leader focusing on Chinese philosophy and Stems and Branches at the International College of Oriental Medicine (ICOM) in the UK, the only college in the world to teach practical applications of Stems and Branches. She has taught and practiced acupuncture for over 20 years.

She is currently pursuing a PhD investigating the origins of Chinese Medicine and divination, through translating classical Chinese texts.

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Episode drops, Tuesday 11/15.

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