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VOLUME 36, NUMBER 7
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Multi-Dimensional Acupuncture: 3D, 4D & 5D
Maggie is an intuitive healer and workshop leader who I met on a recent hike. While we were talking she told me how she had to take it easy because of her knees. She said that her doctor told her that she has the early signs of arthritis.
It's Okay to Be Selfish ... With Aromatherapy: Why You Should Enjoy the Scent Too
My massage therapist recently shared with me a "selfish" perspective on using aromatherapy in a massage treatment.
Nutrition for Pain: Three Phases
Back in 1910, when D.D. Palmer published "The Chiropractor's Adjuster" and introduced the world to what he called the "triad of health" – thoughts, trauma and toxins – he explained that the body can only be made optimally healthy if all three aspects of health are addressed.

TCM Codes for the World
I just received an email concerning the ICD-TM11 codes. The World Health Organization (WHO) will be presenting the new ICD-11 codes to World Health Assembly very soon.
The Road to Recovery: Beating an Injury With Gyrotonic Movement
Over the last year and a half, I experienced severe atrophy in my legs as a result of an injury. I could barely walk up a flight of stairs without feeling exhausted.  My legs and feet would cramp when I laid down at night, keeping me awake for several hours.
CranioSacral Therapy Post Traumatic Stress: Helping Veterans With Dr. John E. Upledger's Legacy
Dr. John E. Upledger, founder of the Upledger Institute International, expressed a love and respect for veterans that was legendary. To help with the effects of combat, Dr. Upledger developed week-long CranioSacral Therapy (CST) programs designed specifically for veterans.
An Update From FSMTB: Regulation & Professional Competence
The public has a right to expect competence throughout massage and bodywork therapists' careers.

Reducing Allostatic Load & Stress Through Heightened Awareness
Your contemporary mental health and psychotherapy colleagues may often approach the treatment of allostatic load as a mental health condition and use prescription psycho-pharmaceutical medicine to affect general and specific central nervous system (CNS) pathways and brain neuro-chemistry medicine to alleviate the associated symptoms.
Preparing for a Pediatric Massage Therapy Session
New Certified Pediatric Massage Therapists (CPMTs) are often concerned about the best way to prepare for their first pediatric massage therapy session. Of course, first and foremost education and planning will best set the therapist up with tools to have a successful session.
Training for a Hip Replacement
I had been dragging a degenerating left hip joint around for several years (from sitting/driving disease), finally realizing that replacement was the only way to get out of the pain. I am not a big fan of surgeries. They are a last resort in my wellness paradigm.

Paving the Way to Integrative Health & Wellness
Jared Polis (D-Colorado) and Mike Coffman (R-Colorado) launched the integrative health and wellness (IHW) caucus in October, 2018.
Diagnosing & Treating Aggressive Energy
Recently, there has been an article, and subsequent discussion, about the subject of Aggressive Energy (AKA "AE"), including ways to detect its presence and an alternative method of treating it.
Prevention: Stop Recurrent Urinary Tract Infections
The recurrent urinary tract infection (UTI) is one of those nuisance conditions that can play havoc with quality of life, and this particular infection is much more common than most people realize.
How to Make Facebook Work for You (Literally)
There is a famous quote by Gary Vaynerchuk that starts off by saying, "Content is King…" and finishes with "but distribution is queen and she wears the pants."

A Broken Health Care System: How it's Affecting Massage Therapy
I've always been interested in massage as a form of health—as opposed to disease—care. I was going to nursing school when I decided to go to massage school instead.
Prompting Memory: How to Stimulate Cognition
Recently I gave a talk titled, The Art of Memoir – Tapping the Past to Sharpen the Present at a senior lunch event in Austin, Texas.
Spring Allergies & The Spleen: Looking at Pattern Differentiation
As the season of Spring fades away and we shift into the warm summer months, many patients suffer from chronic allergies. This is by far one of the most common issues I see in the clinic as well as often mistreated and misdiagnosed.
Acupuncture's Standard of Care
Both a concern and critique of acupuncture, frequently espoused by the bio-medical community is, "there is no standard of care in acupuncture." The following is why I believe this statement is disingenuous at best.
Three Tips for Self-Care Success
Those of us who care for others for a living know one thing for sure: We’ve got to maintain our own health and wellness in order to do our jobs effectively. The success of our practice depends on our ability to be present and aware for our clients, as well as on the joy and compassion we bring to our work.
Bastyr University: On the Front Lines of the Pain Epidemic
At University of Washington's Harborview Medical Center, the Seattle region's only Level I Trauma and Burn Center, the demands for in-patient care are dramatically different from a private clinic environment.
Official NCCAOM Practice Tests
The National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM) is excited to announce the launch of the new NCCAOM Exam Preparation Center.
Creating Awareness for the Transgender Community
It's all about busting stereotypes and assumptions; acquiring new terminology and pronouns; and adapting intake forms to include trans-sensitive, bi-gender, and gender-fluid awareness.
The Acupuncturist and the Opioid Crisis: Conquering Pain & Addiction in the U.S.
The current opioid epidemic dominates the discussion among national health leaders, recovery advocates and families nationwide. Opioids include heroin as well as prescription pain relievers such as oxycodone, hydrocodone, codeine, morphine, fentanyl, and others.
Cyber Threat Checklist: Defend Your Business With These 10 Steps
Living in an internet connected society brings many conveniences and benefits. The power of the internet to connect us with customers, store data, and find information has opened the door for many small business owners to grow and flourish.
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