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Acupuncture Ambassadors: A Chat with Leader Anthony M. Giovanniello, MSAc,LAc
When you first meet Anthony Giovanniello, you realize he's a humble practitioner, yet is bursting with a type of dedication that you can't help but be overwhelmingly inspired by.
WIBB Exclusive: Are You An Order Taker?
If you want more clients, more appointments, the money and all the rest that goes along with a successful practice, then I encourage you to become familiar with a concept I feel is so important that I teach it in ALL my business and clinical seminars and programs.
An Alternate Method For Choosing The Right Formula For Your Patients
A constant question for us in the clinic is when to make adjustments and when to stay the course. A patient comes in and says, "Things are the same as last week."
The Mindset of Successful People: Is Your Head in the Right Place?
We all know them. The people who seem to breeze from one client to the next, one project to the next, one crisis to the next and always seem to come out on top.
Embracing the Light
Four years, ago I was diagnosed with a labral tear in my hip that was excruciating and "required surgery" according to an orthopedic surgeon. I tried everything and although the symptoms had mostly abated, I had to give up Yoga practice and everything that could exacerbate the tear.
Gaining an Independent Occupational Code with the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
One of the most important national activities currently taking place in relation to the development of the field of AOM profession is the Department of Labor's Bureau of Labor Statistics' (BLS) revision of the 2010 Standard Occupational Classification (SOC) system.
The Tissue Density Grading Scale: A Communication Tool
Most of my years of clinical work as a nurse massage therapist have been focused on exploring the density of tissues.
Learning How to Track Anterior Knee Pain
How many times have you heard someone say "Oh my aching knees?" It happens with frequency among athletic populations, but just as frequently plagues individuals who are not highly active.
The Urinary Bladder Official
The Bladder Official is known as the Official Who Controls the Storage of Water. In Western medical terms, this organ collects the urine excreted by the kidneys.
Gallop Confidently Into The New Year
Happy New Year! As you may know, this is the year of the Wooden Horse. I received a wonderful gift for Christmas. It is a beautiful glass sculpture of a horse, by Luili Gong Fong, a Chinese artist.
What's In Your Story?
It's been said a picture is worth a thousand words. But, maybe words are worth our attention, too. Consider Philip Pullman's comment, "After nourishment, shelter and companionship, stories are the thing we need most in the world."
Peer Points: Spreading The Word
Pedram Shojai describes his venture into Traditional Chinese Medicine as a journey led by various "mystical experiences." Shojai decided to change the course of his career when he looked deeper into the basics of TCM.
Qigong to Empower Our Youth
Qigong is an ancient form of exercise and meditation used to promote longevity and health. This practice has traditionally been used by adults to balance the body through mindfulness, focused breathing and gentle movements.
Sampling Self-Care Southern California Style
I am often in awe of how both built and natural environments stretch our sense of what's enjoyable, desirable and possible.
Resolving Hip Flexor & Rotator with Rehabilitation of the Core
A common client complaint is hip pain that can be acute such as pain after a sports event, hike, car trip or sleeping wrong, or as major and chronic as a dislocation, degeneration or long term sciatic pain.
Ending the Energy Debate
There have been many recent online discussions in our field about "energy" and the role it may or may not play in our work and education.
The Deficiency Myth
If you went to the same kind of medical school I did and took the same kind of licensing exam I took, you were trained to seek out and expect to find primary deficiencies here in the U.S.
Educate Yourself: Massaging a Client with ALS
In 1941, baseball legend Lou Gehrig died of a neurological disorder known as Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis. For the first time, people in cities across the country were discussing this rare and mysterious disease in their newspapers and on their radio stations.

Massage Under the Microscope
For almost 25 years, the Massage Therapy Foundation has been working to educate the massage therapists about the world of research.
Developing a Solid Foundation: Client Retention Techniques
Successful massage clinics have several things in common, but perhaps the most important is a large and loyal client base.
Preserving the Natural Resources and Culture of Chinese Herbal Medicine
As the world experiences unprecedented population growth and ever-increasing ecological pressures, the topic of preserving Chinese medicine's natural resources has attracted steadily increasing attention from practitioners.
Common Disorders of the Temporomandibular Joint
The evaluation and management of craniofacial pain is a complex endeavor, which often encompasses the presence of temporomandibular joint disorders.
The Importance of Staying Focused
Our world is so full of over stimulation and constant information. We live in a fast paced, ever-changing society. If you seek you will receive.

Our Important Silent Teachers in the Dissection Lab
Just like our clients, in life they were mothers, fathers, sisters, brothers, sons, daughters, aunts and uncles. Their occupation was bus driver, teacher, homemaker, law enforcement officer, railroad worker, firefighter, mechanic, electrician, nurse and postal carrier.
Using Facial and Scalp Acupuncture To Treat Neuromuscular Facial Conditions
As a practitioner and instructor of facial rejuvenation acupuncture I have gotten many calls over the past 10 years from individuals seeking help for various conditions affecting the facial muscles, nerves, and overall function of the face.
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