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The Channel Project, Using Instagram to Teach and Market • Andrea Dewhurst • Qi221

The Channel Project, Using Instagram to Teach and Market • Andrea Dewhurst • Qi221

protected

Oct 12, 2021 | protected, The practice of practice

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Oct 12, 2021
Nuts and Bolts of Building a Practice • Eric Grey • Qi220

Nuts and Bolts of Building a Practice • Eric Grey • Qi220

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Oct 5, 2021 | protected, The practice of practice

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Oct 5, 2021
On Having a Successful, Resonant and Enjoyable Professional Life • Eric Grey • Qi208

On Having a Successful, Resonant and Enjoyable Professional Life • Eric Grey • Qi208

Cultivation

Jul 13, 2021 | Cultivation, protected, The practice of practice

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Jul 13, 2021
Teaming Up on Cancer • Kym Garrett • Qi181

Teaming Up on Cancer • Kym Garrett • Qi181

Acupuncture

Jan 4, 2021 | Acupuncture, protected, The practice of practice

Working with the conventional medical system takes a lot more than simply letting doctors know your practice exists. Like any relationship it takes time, effort and persistence, along with a sense of common values and language.   In this conversation with Kym Garrett...
Jan 4, 2021
Self-Publishing for Acupuncturists • Oran Kivity & Sean Sumner • Qi147

Self-Publishing for Acupuncturists • Oran Kivity & Sean Sumner • Qi147

Acupuncture

May 26, 2020 | Acupuncture, protected, The practice of practice

These days pretty much anyone can have their own media outlet. The gatekeepers who used to control access to the airwaves and printing presses are pretty much gone. If you have something to share, especially something that focuses on or services a niche market, then...
May 26, 2020
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Heartbreak is unavoidable. It’s not a flaw in ch Heartbreak is unavoidable. It’s not a flaw in character or make-up humans; it’s a feature. It’s what allows us to grow beyond the bounds and limits of family, friend group, peers, and whatever group identity we find that gives a sense of belonging and security. . Heartbreak expands our boundaries; the question is, does it break you open or break you closed? . In this conversation with Margot Rossi, we show how our brokenness is the source of both suffering and redemption. And how our most significant troubles, self-destructive tendencies, and unexamined suffering are all opportunities to cultivate an open field of attention that can be shifted with our intention and spirit. . Listen in to this discussion that touches on the principles of attention, stillness, and healing that she brings to life in her recently published book “To Be Like Water.” . . . #qiologicalpodcast #chinesemedicinepodcast #eastasianmedicine #acupuncturestudent #acupuncturepractitioner #acupuncturist #chinesemedicineherbalist #TCMpractitioner #margotrossi #singingdragonpress #daoyin #qigong #cultivation #selfreflection #belikewater
A little inspiration to take into your weekend. " A little inspiration to take into your weekend. "Our form is influenced by our movements, habits, aging, trauma, and even how we think. Our shape changes as we grow, develop and decline. In this way, we are more fluid than solid. Here is where the movements come into the conversation of being like water. As we explore new patterns of movement with an attitude of curiosity and ease, as we bring attention to and build our awareness of our body, we invite a possibility to change our minds and even our form--our tissues, brain, cells, genes, and physiology. This opens a whole new possibility of how being like water can create a more adaptable and relaxed physical and mental-emotional state. Imagine how that would positively influence your health and longevity." . --From the introduction to "To Be Like Water: Cultivating a Graceful and Fulfilling Life Through the Virtues of Water and Dao Yin Therapeutic Movement," by Margot Rossi . Are you looking for some weekend reading? Margot Rossi will be on the show next week, and we will talk about her new book, published by @singingdragonbooks. . I've also posted in the profile link👆🏽 a 2018 interview (available to everyone) with Margot titled, Listening Like Water: Depth and Connection As Part of The Healing Process • Qi037. . Members have access to three other conversations I've had with Rossi over the years, which you can search for in your feed or log into your Qiological account to listen. . . . . . #qiologicalpodcast #chinesemedicinepodcast #daoyin #eastasianmedicine #qigong #jeffreyyuen #acupuncturestudent #acupuncturepractitioner #acupuncturist . . IG Image of the book cover, by @singingdragonbooks
In today's conversation with Andrea Dewhurst (@the In today's conversation with Andrea Dewhurst (@thechannelproject), we look at Instagram and how it can be used to create a community that ties together learners of East Asian medicine. And how it can be a creative medium for promoting your practice. . Case in point, Andrea worked her IG influence yesterday, and a bunch of you from the @thechannelproject community joined this feed. ✨A WARM WELCOME TO ALL THE NEWCOMERS! ✨ If you haven't already, subscribe to the Qiological podcast and check out the free episodes to see what you think. The library offers hours of inspiration, learning, and deep dives into Chinese medicine from practitioners around the globe. . And, if you like what you hear and want to support our work, head over to the website👆🏽(link in profile and check out the monthly and annual membership options (and to purchase episodes a la carte.) . Today's episode is available to members, and highlights from our conversation include: . 🤓 How do you learn medicine when you're in the process of learning how to learn again? 📡Creating community with Chinese medicine students around the world via IG. 🤔Why it is important to find simple ways to talk about basic Chinese medicine concepts. 💫The importance of an online presence. ☄️The importance of trying different things in your online presence. . . . . #qiologicalpodcast #chinesemedicinepodcast #ChannelProject #businessacumen #eastasianmedicine #businessdevelopment #acupuncturestudent #acupuncturepractitioner #acupuncturist #chinesemedicineherbalist #TCMpractitioner
What are you doing this Saturday? Join Brenda Hood What are you doing this Saturday? Join Brenda Hood and me for a 1-hour Qiological Live presentation where we explore the fundamental principles of acupuncture as discussed in the 針灸甲乙經 (zhen jiu jia yi jing), “Systemic Classic of Acupuncture.” . Looking through the lens of an ancient case study on the treatment of heart pain, you will be introduced to some classical ways of thinking and what that means for the modern practitioner. This is an opportunity to consider qi anatomy as the ancients thought about it and used it to practice. . In this real-time event, we will discuss: ✨Acupuncture anatomy ✨Some classical ways of thinking about acupuncture ✨Using acupuncture to treat heart pain ✨Heart pain through the lens of qi reversal ✨How to choose effective points for heart pain . WHEN: Saturday, October 9 . TIME: 9 am Pacific • 10 am Mountain • 11 am Central • Noon Eastern . Seminar Fee: $25 . ✨Registration CLOSES Friday✨ . 👆🏽Link in profile to sign up today! . . . . . #qiologicallive #brendahood #qianatomy #qiologicalpodcast #chinesemedicine #classicalchinesemedicine #acupuncture #classicalacupuncture #acupuncturists #acupuncturestudent #eastasianmedicine #acupunctureanatomy . . Image credit: The deities of medicine. Watercolor by a Chinese painter. Wellcome Collection.
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