How do we understand joint issues of the hands and feet in Classical Chinese Medicine? And do particular joint issues correspond to different divergent channels? Let’s discuss.
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Author of the widely acclaimed book 'Advanced Acupuncture: A Clinic Manual,' a required text in many U.S. schools.
What does the future of the Acupuncture profession look like? The potential for acupuncture to address the most pressing issue in our culture today is enormous, and I don’t think we’re seeing it clearly. Let me know your thoughts in the comments below!
Case Study: Is coffee a treatment in Chinese medicine for restless legs syndrome? What mechanisms are involved, and is coffee an appropriate treatment?
Case Study: Chinese Medicine Tongue Diagnosis for a patient with severe bladder inflammation and internal bleeding post-prostate surgery.
What if preventing tumors wasn’t the breakthrough we think it is? Let’s talk about the body’s last-ditch efforts to survive, and how, through the lens of Chinese medicine, cancer may be seen not as the enemy, but as a desperate attempt to protect the organs. Let’s talk about the idea of “fire toxins,” inflammation, and what really happens when the body runs out of places to hide toxicity.
If you are studying to become a practitioner of Classical Chinese Medicine and have unanswered questions about theory or practice, or have clients you are struggling to see results with and would like support, the Classical Medicine Academy is for you. To learn more, you can visit my website at anncecilsterman.com, or click the link in my bio and select the “Classical Medicine Academy” tab.
When babies stop crying, it doesn’t always mean they’ve learned to “self-soothe.” Sometimes it means they’ve learned that no one is coming. Let’s talk about how early attachment shapes a child’s sense of safety in the world.
If you are studying to become a practitioner of Classical Chinese Medicine and have unanswered questions about theory or practice, or have clients you are struggling to see results with and would like support, the Classical Medicine Academy is for you. To learn more, you can visit my website at anncecilsterman.com, or click the link in my bio and select the “Classical Medicine Academy” tab.
Discussion of the expression in Chinese medicine: “There are no incurable diseases; there are only incurable people.”
If you are studying to become a practitioner of Classical Chinese Medicine and have unanswered questions about theory or practice, or have clients you are struggling to see results with and would like support, the Classical Medicine Academy is for you. To learn more, you can visit my website at anncecilsterman.com, or click the link in my bio and select the “Classical Medicine Academy” tab.
Chinese Medicine Case Study: illness following a su***de in the family.
If you are studying to become a practitioner of Classical Chinese Medicine and have unanswered questions about theory or practice, or have clients you are struggling to see results with and would like support, the Classical Medicine Academy is for you. To learn more, you can visit my website at anncecilsterman.com, or click the link in my bio and select the “Classical Medicine Academy” tab.
Chinese medicine case study: Why is my patient having nosebleeds after treatments?
Chinese Medicine Case Study: Under-Eye Edema Following an Emotional Episode.
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