Chinese medicine

Chinese medicine in and of itself is the essence of holistic care as it addresses the mind, body, and spirit.  When a person presents to my clinic with a chief complaint, all three of the above mentioned aspects are addressed as they are not only inter-related, but also inter-dependent.  The wonderful thing about collaborating with other modalities is that we can carry that concept forward as we use multiple treatment strategies to address the mind, body, and spirit.   read more »

Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (AOM) can be very helpful in the treatment of migraines. Like most ailments, the typical practitioner of Oriental medicine will take a complete health history and make an AOM diagnosis based on the patient’s signs and symptoms.  read more »

Chinese medicine in and of itself is the essence of holistic care as it addresses the mind, body, and spirit.  When a person presents to my clinic with a chief complaint, all three of the above mentioned aspects are addressed as they are not only inter-related, but also inter-dependent.  The wonderful thing about collaborating with other modalities is that we can carry that concept forward as we use multiple treatment strategies to address the mind, body, and spirit.  For example, in my work with a diabetic patient, I may recognize that their digestion is  read more »