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VOLUME 36, NUMBER 9
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Depression & The Secondary Vessels
As an acupuncturist I see many people suffering from depression. I often think depression is the major imbalance of our culture. I have a patient I've been working with for several years. Her major challenge is chronic stubborn depression.
An Update From the Acupuncture Now Foundation
Since launching the Acupuncture Now Foundation (ANF), our volunteer leadership has continued to work to achieve our vision of "Creating a World Where the Benefits of Acupuncture are Known and Available to All.
Nature's Vascular Back-Up Plan (Part 3)
The first article in this series described the clinically based assertion that clearing the common bile duct and assisting the flow of bile and pancreatic juices and enzymes down into the small intestine often enhances the upward flow of venous and lymphatic fluids back to the heart/ lung complex.
Multichannel Access: Software for a Better Customer Experience
It is no secret that today's consumer has high expectations when it comes to how and when they can contact a business. In fact, one of the reasons clinic management software has become so popular with acupuncture practitioners is they allows customers to book appointments and make payments online day or night.
Standardizing Acupuncture?
The international standardization conference was held this year in Shanghai, China (June) - this was the ninth plenary session. Meetings for technical committees, or working groups also took place at the conference.
The Money-Maker Practice: How to Choose Your Location
Selecting the right location for your clinic can be a time consuming and overwhelming task, but it is one of the most important decisions you can make, whether you're starting a new practice, moving to a new location or coming to grips with the fact that you may not be in the right location.
Lead Patients to the Fountain (and Foundation) of Youth
We're all seeking the fountain of youth and marketers are capitalizing on it. (Global demand for anti-aging products, treatments and services was valued at 140.3 billion in 2015, according to Zion Market Research.)
A Stress & Anxiety Study
There is an indispensable component to the massage therapist and client discourse – an ever-increasingly open dialogue surrounding the cause and effect of client stress and anxiety.

Possession: Blocks to Healing
Before we can approach treatment of a patient's primary elemental imbalance (AKA "Causative Factor" or "CF"), a number of specific energetic blocks must be considered and, if present, removed in order for treatment to be effective. I cannot emphasize this enough.
The 4-Faced Troublemaker: The Frustrater (Part 2)
In my last article I talked about the rectus femoris (two-jointed puzzler) and the vastus medialis (buckling knee muscle). In this second part of the "4-Faced Troublemaker" I will discuss the vastus intermedius, fondly named the "frustrater" by Dr. Travell.
Massage in Clinical Practice Guidelines
Recently, two very important things happened in the evidence-based practice world for massage. Clinical practice guideline recommendations from conventional health care organizations included massage as a complementary treatment.
Long Term Solutions for Ganglion Cysts
Jenna, a 42 year old concert violinist, was developing significant pain in her fingers and knuckles in the palm of her hand while playing during an extremely stressful season. A physician diagnosed her condition as ganglion cysts and recommended surgery on the tendons of two fingers.

The Three Types of Ankle Sprains
The majority of ankle injuries involve sprains to the supporting ligaments of the ankle. Most occur to the ligaments on the lateral side of the ankle and are generally referred to as inversion ankle sprains because it is excessive inversion that causes the sprain.

The Science Behind the Efficacy of Cosmetic Acupuncture
The beauty industry continues to boom and grow constantly, from topical creams, lotions and potions all the way to cutting edge cosmetic surgeries.

Blood: Allopathic & TCM Perspectives

The Roman doctor, Galen, (2nd century AD) did pivotal work to prove that blood, which he thought was produced by the liver, and the cardio vascular system existed. He conceived that the arteries and veins were two separate networks.


Live & Work Intentionally: Help Create a World of Wellness
Throughout my spa career, one of the aspects of working within the spa industry that has become more and more precious and valuable to me is our focus on intention.
Food for Thought: An Examination of Diet & Digestion
Even an acute poison can become an excellent drug if it is properly administered. On the other hand even a drug, if not properly administered, becomes an acute poison. — Charaka Samhita
Working for Someone Else ... Know the Rules of the Game
Many of us decide to become acupuncturists because we are healers at heart and want to focus on treating patients, not because we want to own and operate a business. So we work for someone else, which can have great advantages, especially as a new graduate.
Easy, Inexpensive Tools for a Successful Practice (I Promise)
Successful practitioners are the ones who know how to run a business, first and foremost. I became a licensed acupuncturist in 2006. After having worked in chiropractor's offices for nine years, I opened my own office in 2015: four treatment rooms, a back office and a waiting room.

The Life Stage of Retirement
I am twenty-five years into my second career as a massage therapist and instructor. While I still love what I do, I cannot escape the truth that retirement is sharpening from a hazy, distant dream into a clear, impending reality for me.
Time-Saving Tips for Your Practice & Life
Of all the finite resources we possess, perhaps the most valuable one is time. There never seems to be enough time to accomplish everything that must be done, and all too often we sacrifice things in our personal life to meet the demands of our practice.

Time-Saving Tips For Your Practice & Life
Of all the finite resources we possess, perhaps the most valuable one is time. There never seems to be enough time to accomplish everything that must be done, and all too often we sacrifice things in our personal life to meet the demands of our practice.
Multichannel Access: Software for a Better Customer Experience
It is no secret that today's consumer has high expectations when it comes to how and when they can contact a business. In fact, one of the reasons clinic management software has become so popular with massage therapy practitioners is they allow customers to book appointments and make payments online day or night.
Vaccine Injury? The Autism Debate (Part 2)
As suggested in my first article on this topic [August 2018],1 my impression is that the vaccine authoritarians and radicals have not helped to mold a proper social / political environment for addressing the issue of vaccine injury.

Bringing Acupuncture to Ohio
The jolt of seeing a woman conscious and talking during surgery left a lasting impression in 1971 when acupuncture was on the national news.
Aromatherapy & Your Clients: Selecting the Right Scent
To most, simply hearing the word "aromatherapy" brings about a sense of serenity. If you are massage therapist, these words can be music to your ears (and nose).
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