Portland Business Journal: Why Portland Docs Think Michael Phelps’s Therapy Is Spot On
Michael Phelps dive into Gold Medal history is generating a lot of interest in the Chinese medicine of "cupping."
The Chronicle: Acupuncturist Comes to St. Helens
Acupuncture practitioner Alysha Barbour, MAc ('10), has re-settled her practice in St. Helens.
Democrat & Chronicle: Health Checkup, Fear is Bad for You; How to Fight It
Les Moore, ND, MSOM ('99), talks about the emotional and physical toll that ongoing stress and fear can have on the kidneys–and how the benefits of acupuncture and homeopathy can help.
Traverse City Record-Eagle: Natural Health Practitioner Offers Variety of Treatments
Abigail Ellsworth, ND, MSOM (’15), opened Sleeping Bear Natural Health last fall to offer a different type of medicine.
Big News in the School of Classical Chinese Medicine
After several years of diligent work, Dean Laurie Regan heard in April 2015 that a new four-year Doctor of Science in Oriental Medicine program had been approved.
The Bend Bulletin: Essential Oil Users Debate Medicinal Use
Alumni voices: Karin Parramore, MSOM ('12), and Azure Karli, ND ('03), weigh in on the use of essential oils in medical treatment, offering differing viewpoints.
Healing Mind and Body with Ancient Chinese Philosophy
Emily Hedberg Hanger, MSOM ('13), and her journey to classical Chinese medicine.
The Gift of Plants
Medicinal plants are at the very core of NCNM instruction, clinics and alumni practices.
The Goat Herder and the Master
A love of plants and animals—and the teachings of Sun Simiao—lead to a vibrant life of teaching and scholarship for Sabine Wilms, PhD, adjunct professor of Chinese medicine at NCNM.
NCNM to Introduce New Doctoral Program in Chinese Medicine in Fall 2015
The DSOM is an accredited, four-year professional doctoral program that integrates modern biomedical science into a comprehensive framework of ancient Chinese medical science and philosophy to achieve enhanced clinical outcomes for practitioners and patients.