In this episode, Josh sits down with Dr. Anthony Lombardi to talk about his recent free webinar on Soft Tissue. They then dive into the techniques that each practitioner has when treating their patients.

Josh sits down with Amy Moll L.Ac. to discuss her experience with acupuncture and her study of other medical fields. One being, her time spent shadowing Neurologists. They also discuss how an acupucunturist can help identify symptoms of a concussion in their paitents and how acupuncture could help improve the paitents nervous system.

In this episode, Anthony goes over, in detail, red flags to look out for during acupunture treatments. He also will tell you how to handle situations if they should arise during your treatment of a patient.

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In this episode, Josh, Jacqui and Anthony talk about red flags or warning signs to look out for durning treatments. They also share some stories from their experiances during their years as acupuncerists.

In todays episode Josh, Matt and Adam sit down and discuss how trigger points in the muscles can affect the muscles overall ability to function. They talk about how a single aggitated muscle and affect other parts of your body and discuess treatment methods on how to treat the affected areas.

In this episode, we talk with Clayton Shiu, L.Ac., who studied Xing Nao Kai QIao in China.  Clayton has since expanded and streamlined everything he has learned over the years, and developed Nanopuncture, an acupuncture system that is very effective in treating a variety of neurological disorders, including stroke rehab, MS, Parkinsons, and more.

In this epidose, we talk with Anthony Lombardi on making small talk with patients, building a rapport, and we chat with two seminar attendees who discuss applying EXSTORE/motor points/EA in the clinic right after attending the seminar.  Other odds and ends are discused too.

In this episode, Joshua Swart and Adam French discuss their volunteering experiences in the U.S. and abroad. 

Joshua volunteers at a non-profit for Veteran in New York, while Adam has volunteered twice in Nepal.

Formerly Save My Clinic, the Power-Up My Clinic series focuses on different aspects of practice management that Chinese Medicine Practitioners face every day.  Different guests are mentored to come up with ways of improving their situation or assisting them with specific issues they are having in their clinic. 

These podcasts are broadcast live on the Chinese Medicine That Works Facebook group, and the audio transfered here for an audio only podcast.  These podcasts can be found on Stitcher as well.  

In this episode, Cherina and Ryan mentor their guest on ways to make hiring an acupuncture associate easier.  .

In this podcast, Meg Hodge, L.Ac., discusses the neurogenic inflammation that accompanies Lyme disease.