Epoch Times: The Healing Warmth of Moxibustion
Examining the healing power of moxibustion and why it’s been slow to catch on with Western practitioners of Chinese medicine.
Alumna Applies Caring, Acupuncture to Cancer Care
Cancer and acupuncture? Enter Dr. Angie Rademacher, a 2009 graduate of NCNM’s naturopathic doctoral program and its master’s in Oriental medicine program.
Celebrate Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine
Recent health care reforms have helped millions of Americans access acupuncture and Oriental medicine treatments.
Chinese Medicine Students Test Hands-on Training
When it comes to confidence building, you can’t beat experience. That’s the aim of a new type of Clinical Observation rotation created for students preparing to transition into their clinical internship year in the School of Classical Chinese Medicine.
A Lesson in Trust: Student Experience in the Classical Chinese Medicine Program
It was September 2010, my second week of school at NCNM, and I stood amongst my classmates in Heiner Fruehauf’s living room, at our first ever qigong retreat.
NCNM and Pagatim Launch True Nature Radio
Practical solutions for staying healthy in the modern world. “True Nature Radio” programs will explore ancient and natural systems of healing and how they are relevant in today’s world of health care.
Heiner Fruehauf Kicks Off Chinese New Year at Lan Su Chinese Garden
Celebrated Chinese medicine scholar to launch NCNM monthly public seminars.
Heiner Fruehauf to Speak at National College of Natural Medicine
Heiner Fruehauf, PhD, founding professor of the School of Classical Chinese Medicine at NCNM, will lecture as part of the medical school’s “Classical Roots” speaker series.