Deepest Health Chinese Medicine Podcast : Episode 7 : Clinical confidence and memorization

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In this episode of the Deepest Health Chinese Medicine podcast, I discuss what it means to have confidence in clinic and why I believe memorization is so important for Chinese medicine practitioners.  I do go into a little detail regarding best practices around memorization, and I hope this information will be helpful for everyone.

Look for an interview with Heiner Fruehauf as next week’s podcast, assuming all things go according to plan!

Thank you as always – please do leave comments on this post if you would like to start a discussion about the podcast.

Eric

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