2 Core Knowledge NCCAOM® PDA Points
Read MoreExcerpt:“These are very important assumptions that are built into the medicine, and they may not be shared from culture to culture. Deep questions are inherent in a medicine; even questions like, What is the meaning of life? Why are we here, what are we doing here, and what happens next, after this life? All of this is inherent in a culture’s cosmology, which in turn informs its medicine.”
1 Ethics NCCAOM® PDA Point / 1 CA CEU
Read MoreExcerpt: “For clients that are seductive for whatever reasons (having very deficient fire and desperately, desperately needing to be loved especially if they are in a position of self exposure), keep on giving them all the love they are looking for but do it only from left wrist Fire, from the Heart. Let them know that they are absolutely perfect, beautiful, holy, lovable, and not G-d’s mistake.”
1 Core Knowledge NCCAOM® PDA Point / 1 CA CEU
Read MoreExcerpt: “What I am here to speak about is the flipping of coins; the welcome chaos, the open chance and instability of the universe; and how this allows free will to overcome determinism in the healing of body mind and spirit in Chinese Medicine.”
2 Core Knowledge NCCAOM® PDA Points / 2 CA CEUs
Read MoreExcerpt:“One of the greatest benefits of practicing Chinese medicine in contemporary America is that when the insights of two different cultures come together, the results can be revolutionary and startling. Contrast provides opportunity for perspective and growth; but it can also provide opportunity for misunderstanding, conflict and alienation. How do we work with difference—of thought, of paradigm, of culture, of perception?”
2 Ethics NCCAOM® PDA Points / 2 CA CEUs
Read MoreExcerpt: “I have been very interested in: What is the client-practitioner relationship anyway, and what does it have to do with healing, and what are some of its parameters and funny habits in its off-time? … You’re one of the first clients with whom I actually felt like I was doing something I could call healing, and I moved through student clinic and out into my practice on my own with you in many ways on my leading edge. And then I watched you become practitioner, and felt or sensed how that changed our relationship, for you to also be practitioner to others. I’m interested in that; I’m interested in what it is that we are doing.”