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A quick update : I’m never leaving NCNM!

7 September 2009 Business

I’m busily working on my next post on the relational method of learning Chinese herbs. I’ll get it out as soon as possible. However, as I’ve been working on this series, something else has been unfolding. I thought I would share it with all of you – my version of shouting it from the rooftops! [...]

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5 Things to Look forward to after graduation : Chinese medicine post-graduate education

10 June 2009 Cultivation

Since the arrival of my friend Brandt Stickley, I have been unfortunately unable to devote the amount of time I would like to living out our wild Portland-area Awareness Project dreams.  We had so many late night chat and Skype conversations, whipping one another into a sleepless frenzy about the power and possibility in symbolism. [...]

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How am I going to survive the next twelve weeks? A study in the power of Chinese medicine theory

1 April 2009 Acupuncture

Well, it’s finally come to this – the final quarter of my formal institutional training in Classical Chinese Medicine. Wow.  I mean, really, wow.  There are quite a few of you out there who are in the same boat I am – looking graduation in the face.  It’s exciting, yes, but it’s also a little [...]

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Upcoming lectures for Chinese medicine students and practitioners in Portland

9 March 2009 Learning

Some of you know that I am the student body President over at National College of Natural Medicine (NCNM).  When I started my term, we created a survey to ask the students what they would most like us to do with our time and (their) money in the 2008-2009 school year.  One of the top [...]

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Still learning Chinese medicine : through the birth canal

9 December 2008 Blogging

It’s a cardinal rule in blogging that one shouldn’t write too many “sorry I’ve been away” posts. They tend to convey weakness, over-involvement in one’s own process and generally turn readers off – particularly first-time readers.  If you’re a first time reader, may I suggest that you hunt through the Articles page or look to [...]

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