Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass.
U.S./Soviet Foreign Policy
Summer 1987

Black belt, taekwondo
Seoul, Korea
1988

George Washington University, Washington, D.C.
B.A. 1989

Pacific College of Oriental Medicine, San Diego, CA
M.T.O.M. cum laude 1997

Advanced acupuncture and Chinese herbal studies for two months at the Zhejiang TCM Hospital, Hangzhou, China.
1997


Practiced and studied electro acupuncture at the Vietnam National Acupuncture Institute & Hospital, Hanoi, Vietnam.
2003

Acupuncture and diagnosis studies at the Shandong Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Jinan, China.
2010

Insurance accepted, evening appointments available.

NCCAOM, Washington, Wisconsin and Hawaii licensed acupuncturist.

Publications

English editor of the Basic Theory of Traditional Chinese Medicine textbook published in China by the People's Medical Publishing House, Beijing, China.
1997

Article "Unique Treatment Methods for Headaches"
Acupuncture Today
Huntington Beach, CA
December, 2000 Vol. 01 Issue 12
http://www.acupuncturetoday.com/mpacms/at/article.php?id=27561&MERCURYSID=d34939c1c445fa55482566dfd429e32a


Article "Electro Stim and Vietnamese Acupuncture" published by Oriental Medicine, San Diego, CA Winter 2009 issue.

Article "Chaos and Clarity at Shandong Hospital"
The Lantern Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine
Carlton, Australia
January, 2011 Vol. 8 No.1

Answers to questions that people often ask me.

I am a preferred provider for all major insurance plans.

All needles are single use and disposable.

The needles are as thin as a hair. Acupuncture does not hurt. 5 acupuncture needles will fit into a needle commonly used at a doctor's office.

The first treatment is one hour and subsequent treatments are 30 to 45 minutes.

Medicare will not pay for acupuncture.




Monday, April 28, 2008
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