Guest Blog on Sarana’s first membership drive – Oct 2014
Reflections from the co-owners of Sarana Community Acupuncture on their increased participation in this month's Membership Drive - for those of you wh…
Tag: patients
Goodwill Drive Post #3: True Beauty
A week or so ago, WCA superpunk Michelle C. shared this blog post with one of her patients. Here is that person's response to the…
New Research Article: Patient Perspectives on Care Received at Community Acupuncture Clinics
Our friends at the Helfgott Research Institute have published another article based on their 2010 survey project with WCA patients. They kindly arrang…
Using a 0-10 Pain Scale Effectively
--puts on nurses cap--
Practitioners of all types have an inclination to move against a purely subjective measurement tool but this is really a disse…
Some things you all are teaching me about pain.
Poem. (Formatting has suffered considerably in the transfer to blog, but all the words are there.)
The Non-Politics of Community Acupuncture
Happy Election Day everyday. By now I hope everyone has voted or has already allocated a part of today to go to the polls.…
Community Acupuncture , Community Medicine, Family Medicine, Ancestral Medicine
I just had one of those days at work that made me have to write a blog... maybe you just had one of those days that will make you have to comment?
When They Don’t Want You Anymore — Wait, What?
I try not to read Acupuncture Today, because usually it makes me sputter, and then I have to clean off my laptop. Gross. But comrade Jenny Corbin piqu…
Guest Blog by Joe Smith: Who Knew Acupuncturists Could Have So Much Fun?
The following is a newcomer’s take on the POCAfest, from one of POCA’s first organizational members, Joe Smith, aka Artdude, creator of POCA Point. …