Recent Posts Tagged With 'tcm v ccm'

• Wikipedia page about Classical Chinese Medicine : calling all scholars!

  Posted on Friday August 21st, 2009 at 11:54 in websites, scholar, ccm, cm news, tcm v ccm, the profession, classical-chinese-medicine

  Interestingly, I believe that I was the first person to create a Wikipedia page about Classical Chinese Medicine. Since then, it has been rewritten, co-opted and sometimes even just erased! Currently, the Wikipedia community is discussing what to do ...

• Pacific College of Oriental Medicine to offer a Classical Curriculum

  Posted on Thursday August 6th, 2009 at 19:56 in scholar, cm news, tcm v ccm, classical-chinese-medicine

  When reading my copy of the latest Qi-unity report from the national organization (AAAOM) I was surprised to see the words “Classical Chinese Medicine.” To be frank, the AAAOM has never shown much interest in such things, as far as I have...

• Mining for gold : Best of Deepest Health

  Posted on Friday April 10th, 2009 at 21:01 in blogging, learning, reading, TCM, vegan, theory, ccm, tcm v ccm, the project

  Hey folks, As I’m winding down on this crazy educational journey, I find myself nostalgic for those days of olde.  Back when I wrote posts with abandon.  Anyway, some pretty good discussions went on during some of those posts, and they can be...

• Deepest Health Chinese Medicine Podcast : Interview with Dr. Arnaud Versluys LAc, PhD (Part 2 of 3)

  Posted on Friday November 7th, 2008 at 20:41 in podcast, learning, interview, Herbs, TCM, theory, ccm, tcm v ccm, classical texts (general), versluys, arnaud versluys, zhang zhong jing

  I’m glad so many people enjoyed the first episode of this podcast interview with Dr. Arnaud Versluys LAc, PhD.  The second part finds Dr. Versluys expanding on his definition of Classical Chinese medicine by discussing how one uses the Shang H...

• Deepest Health Chinese Medicine podcast : Episode 9 : Interview with Dr. Heiner Fruehauf, Part II

  Posted on Monday September 1st, 2008 at 10:00 in podcast, learning, interview, TCM, theory, ccm, cultivation, tcm v ccm, classical-chinese-medicine, heiner fruehauf

  Here’s the second part of Friday’s podcast interview with Heiner Fruehauf. If you missed the first portion, you can access it by following the link to Deepest Health Classical Chinese Medicine podcast, Episode 8. There you can also find...

• Deepest Health Chinese Medicine Podcast : Episode 8 : Interview with Dr. Heiner Fruehaf

  Posted on Friday August 29th, 2008 at 21:21 in podcast, inspiration, learning, interview, TCM, theory, portland, ccm, cultivation, tcm v ccm, classical-chinese-medicine, heiner fruehauf

  Hello everyone - I’m happy to offer an interview for this edition of the podcast.  Dr. Heiner Fruehauf, founding professor of the school of Classical Chinese Medicine at National College of Natural Medicine in Portland, OR, agreed to talk with...

• How the Chinese organ clock yields a more nuanced view of the Heart

  Posted on Thursday August 21st, 2008 at 12:47 in water, Spirituality, horse, insomnia, law, emotional health, fire, balance, symbolism, clinic, cultivation, taiji

  Here I will present a basic overview of TCM information concerning the Heart and then add a layer of information gleaned from the Organ clock (a more CCM way of looking at things).  I want to do this to demonstrate how the Classical approach yields...

• Symbolism, Chinese medicine and the birth of a new project

  Posted on Tuesday August 5th, 2008 at 16:39 in multimedia, commitment, theory, study, revolution, symbolism, studying, tcm v ccm, organ systems, organ system

  I’ve been working on a series about the Chinese medicine organ systems for the past few weeks.  We’ve already covered the Lung, and then the Large Intestine in two parts.  During that time, my understanding of the symbolism (including w...

• What is Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)?

  Posted on Thursday July 24th, 2008 at 12:00 in TCM, language, theory, ccm, tcm v ccm, classical-chinese-medicine, traditional-chinese-medicine

  Preliminary note:  If you are really looking for a definition of TCM and want to learn more about Chinese medicine in general, please check out this page of articles written especially for folks who are new to the world of Chinese medicine and want ...

• Book review: Clinical Handbook of Internal Medicine (Vol 1)

  Posted on Thursday July 10th, 2008 at 12:00 in book reviews, TCM, theory, ccm, formulas, internal medicine, tcm v ccm, book-review, external invasion

• Experiments in Chinese herbalism : on the dangers of Yin Qiao-itis

  Posted on Sunday June 1st, 2008 at 14:00 in learning, herbal medicine, errors, tcm v ccm, guest-post, chinese-herbs, shang-han-lun

  What follows is a guest post by my friend and comrade in Shang Han Lun love, G. Michael Reynolds over at the Lifegiving Sword.  I think it demonstrates a couple of things. That experimenting with herbs can - obviously - bring mixed results.  :) Th...

• Learning from Chinese medicine masters : Liu Lihong visits Portland, OR

  Posted on Tuesday May 20th, 2008 at 21:13 in TCM, theory, portland, ccm, standardization, tcm v ccm, the profession, classical-chinese-medicine, liu lihong

  Since arriving in Portland to study acupuncture and Chinese herbalism, I have been unbelievably lucky with regards to the teachers to which I have been exposed. In fact, not a day goes by that I don’t find myself pretty much floored when I con...

• Integrative medicine: What is the purpose of two kinds of medicine interpenetrating?

  Posted on Saturday October 13th, 2007 at 10:37 in traditional chinese medicine, chinese medicine, TCM, theory, integrative medicine, tcm v ccm, the profession, western science

  At NCNM, we learn Western medicine as part of our Classical Chinese Medicine education. Part of that is simply because a working knowledge of biomedicine is necessary for licensure. Part of it is because it’s good to be able to talk to Wester...

• Exploring the World of Classical Chinese Medicine

  Posted on Tuesday September 25th, 2007 at 01:05 in professional development, guest post, classical chinese medicine, tcm v ccm, the profession

  Please enjoy this guest post by my friend and classmate, Christopher Thombs, Candidate, M.S. in Oriental Medicine at NCNM. Reprinted (in abbreviated form)in Oregon Acupuncture Association newsletter, Fall2007 Classical Chinese medicine celebrates bia...