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Soul Pilgrimage, Death, and Loss • Tamsin Grainger • Qi173

Soul Pilgrimage, Death, and Loss • Tamsin Grainger • Qi173

Cultivation

Nov 10, 2020 | Cultivation, protected

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Nov 10, 2020
Acupuncture in the Integrative Hospice • Robyn Curtis • Qi112

Acupuncture in the Integrative Hospice • Robyn Curtis • Qi112

Acupuncture

Nov 12, 2019 | Acupuncture, protected

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....
Nov 12, 2019

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..."[Those who] say that old diseases cannot be ta ..."[Those who] say that old diseases cannot be taken up speak wrongly. Those [who] use needles should look for [the cause of] disease. Then the thorn can be removed, the dirt wiped clean, the knot untied, and the blockage opened up. Even though a disease is longstanding, it can be stopped. Those who say [these conditions] cannot be treated have not yet realized their skill." —Inner Classic, Divine Pivot, Chapter 1 . This quote from the Nei Jing opens the book "Applied Channel Theory in Chinese medicine: Wang Ju-Yi Lectures on Channel Therapy" by Jason Robertson. Alone, this passage could take up a couple of decades or more of your time to digest, contemplate, and have as a teacher in your clinical work. . As a primer for next week's show with another student of Dr. Wang Ju-Yi, Chilean acupuncturist, Rodrigo Aranda @escuelasanbao, I’d like to recommend some weekend listening : . 🎧Episode 21, "Applied Channel Theory: The Clinical Brilliance of Dr. Wang Ju-Yi" w/Jason Robertson. . This conversation is available to members. Or can be purchased a la carte if you are not a member. Head to the profile and search for episode 21.👆🏼 . For those who like to explore the Chinese, here is that passage from the Inner Classic.👇🏽 今夫五藏之有疾也 . 譬猶刺也 . 猶污也 . 猶結也 . 猶閉也 . 刺雖久 . 猶可拔也 . 污雖久 . 猶可雪也 . 結雖久 . 猶可解也 . 閉雖久 . 猶可決也 . 或言久疾之不可取者 . 非其說也 . 夫善用鍼者 . 取其疾也 . 猶拔刺也 . 猶雪污也 . 猶解結也 . 猶決閉也 . 疾雖久 . 猶可畢也 . 言不可治者 . 未得其術也 . . From the Qiological Team, Enjoy your weekend! . . #qiologicalpodcast #chinesemedicinepodcast #acupuncturist #acupuncturestudent #channelpalpation #wangjuyisappliedchanneltheory #classicalchinesemedicine #acupunctureschoolireland
We are not therapists, but often people think we a We are not therapists, but often people think we are because we ask questions that touch on the emotional landscape. How do we navigate with respect and not get over our heads? . Who we are as people show up in who we are as practitioners. We can't avoid our issues. And we have a responsibility to not use our experience with our patients to "fix" ourselves, and at the same time, we do grow by bumping up against our shadow material. How to walk through that landscape ethically? . When we graduate, rather than offering congratulations, we should be told to "buckle up." . This week's show is with Seanna Sifflet (@seannalacmsw). We discuss the boundaries between acupuncture and therapy, overcoming our biases, the healing potentials in empathy, capacity and forgiveness, and much more. . Members will see the new episode in their podcast feed. If you are member-curious, head over to the website (link in profile) 👆🏼for more info. *Today’s episode is available to everyone.* . Let me know what you think of the show in the comments.👇🏽Listener feedback is always welcome! . . . #qiologicalpodcast #acupuncturepodcast #selfcare #selfcultivation #healthyboundaries☀️
...continued. "These experiences can often feel o ...continued. "These experiences can often feel overwhelming; calling in resources or supportive people can help to normalize the feelings around the experience. Make amends when needed. If [you] make a mistake, apologize and then set the intention to learn and grow from [it]. Working with people can be a vulnerable process, and understanding this takes away the pressure of perfection." How often do you ask yourself, 'How am I feeling in this moment? How do you bring calm into your practice and life? We get into these topics and a whole lot more. My conversation with Seanna Sifflet (@seannalacmsw) drops Tuesday morning. . . . #qiologicalpodcast #acupuncturepodcast #healthyboundaries #selfcare #selfcultivation #beingpresent
Are you looking for something to listen to this we Are you looking for something to listen to this weekend? . Part I of my conversation with Bryan McMahon is available for free on the website. (Qi193) "Physiology, Congruence, and Counterflow." Link in profile,👆🏽and search for the episode number. . Part II dropped this week, "Autoimmune Disease Through the Lens of Chinese Medicine Physiology," is available to members, and non-members can purchase it as a single episode. Head over to the website👆🏽for more details. . And if you are interested in some vintage material, revisit my first podcast, "Everyday Acupuncture." All 85 episodes are available for free. Find it wherever you listen to your podcasts. . From the Qiological Team, enjoy your weekend! . . #membersupported 🙏🏽#listenerpowered 💪🏽#qiologicalpodcast 🎧#acupuncturepodcast #acupuncturestudent #acupuncturist #chinesemedicinedoctor #chinesemedicine #everydayacupuncture
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