Eric Grey, Author at Deepest Health

Deepest Health Podcast 2 – Visualizing my way to Chinese medicine success

on 10/09/2011 by Eric Grey in Podcast

Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 16:38 — 22.8MB) In this second podcast, I discuss ,my clinical experience thus far – both difficulties and excitement. I discuss how I use visualization as a way to learn to be more effective and efficient in clinic. Finally, I cover a few questions I have about clinical [...]

Deepest Health Podcast 1 – Lessons learned in Chinese medicine clinic

on 10/09/2011 by Eric Grey in Podcast

Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 10:05 — 4.6MB) The inaugural Deepest Health podcast – getting my feet wet. This first try into podcasting had its bumps and bruises as I got used to the process of podcasting, including the technology. As the episodes wear on, you can notice an increase in sound [...]

Chinese medical symbolism: the organ clock

on 10/04/2011 by Eric Grey in Foundational Science

Established readers : this is one of many reposted articles you will see in the coming months. It is part of the redesign process. I hope you agree that all of these articles are worth another look! Chinese language is symbolic – it uses pictures (now highly stylized and simplified) to represent concepts. Chinese culture, [...]

7 features of great Chinese Medicine practitioners

on 10/02/2011 by Eric Grey in Community and Cultivation

I wrote this article in 2007, and have updated it a little bit. What’s interesting is that my view of what makes a great Chinese medicine practitioner hasn’t changed that much. That’s because I have created my ideas about this by watching those practitioners whom I respect the most, who take their cues primarily from [...]

An origin story : digging Asparagus, rote memorization and resonance

on 09/27/2011 by Eric Grey in Acupuncture, Herbs & Other modalities

Note: I’m quietly working on a resource I’d like to give away for free, in advance of the launch of the upcoming herbs course. It will be a helpful framework for you to build (and/or strengthen) your lifelong relationship with herbs. However, I don’t want to make this, nor go through the effort of building the [...]

Learning Chinese herbs can be hard – but it doesn’t have to be

on 09/23/2011 by Eric Grey in Acupuncture, Herbs & Other modalities

I’ve been teaching herbs at my alma mater, and every term is a HUGE learning experience for me. I also do private tutoring, and even did so when I was still a student. Before Chinese medicine, I did teaching at the undergraduate level and still more tutoring in all kinds of subjects. As I’ve gone [...]