In the first three articles of this series, I laid out my reasons for making the transition and explored some potential problems that could come up with it. Then I discussed how changes to the …
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In the first two articles of this series, I discussed my reasons for transitioning to herbs-only practice and began to discuss the process I'm undergoing to make it a reality. You can read the …
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In the first part of this series, I described the personal and professional factors that have led me to transition to herbs-only practice of Chinese medicine. In the next few articles, I will describe …
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I have been a practicing acupuncturist and herbalist at Watershed Wellness since 2009. During that time, my practice has undergone a lot of changes. Early on, I tried a little of everything I learned …
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I set the word "Chinese" apart with brackets because I believe lineage is important in all medicine - indeed in all human endeavor. Unfortunately, lately the word has become something of a curse, …
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I've been reading a couple of interesting books. One, which I've read a couple of times before, is called The Diamond Cutter, which elaborates a Buddhist view on business and life management. I'm …
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