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Queer Theory and Traditional Chinese Medicine: In Honor of PRIDE Month

As a non-Queer practitioner trying to improve the care I provide to those who do identify as LGBTQ+, and while sheltering in place, I’ve...

Spring has sprung and here in Washington most of our State Parks opened again this month. It is the time of year when new growth bursts...

Acupuncture: It's not just for physical pain. The “opioid crisis” has caused a lot of people to search for non-addictive sources of pain...

Within every profession there are many of us who practice and the few luminaries whose insights and development of the field change it...

In 2009, several researchers scoured the scientific literature for studies involving acupuncture for children. In particular, they found...

At my house, our lanterns are up and my daughter won't let us eat any of the oranges offered to the "Kitchen God" for a good report to...

One of the common hesitations I hear when someone is considering acupuncture treatments, is, "But I'm afraid of needles!" I've treated a...

Cupping is like a reverse massage. Instead of pushing down on your muscle tissue, an acupuncturist creates a vacuum in a "cup," usually...

If you suffer from arthritis, you probably know it is often caused by the cartilage in your joints breaking down and wearing away. Dr....