SouthwestAcupunctureCollege2018FallClinicHours—SantaFe

9:15am-12:45pm Tan/Tung Clinic: Dr. Elizabeth Fordyce, D.O.M.

1:30pm-5:00pm Student Intern Clinic: Dr. Walter Eddy, D.O.M. Student Intern Clinic: Dr. Pamela Barrett, D.O.M. 9:15am-12:45pm

Student Intern Clinic: Dr. Pamela Barrett, D.O.M.

Japanese Clinic Internship: Dr. Claudia Sheils, D.O.M

1:30pm-5:00pm Secondary Vessels Clinic: Dr. Susan Plourde, D.O.M. Herbal Prescribing Clinic: Dr. Steven Bennett, D.O.M. Student Intern Clinic: Dr. Steven Bennett, D.O.M.

9:15am-12:45pm Student Clinic Internship: Dr. Elizabeth Fordyce, D.O.M.

1:30pm- 5:00pm Student Clinic Internship: Dr. Elizabeth Fordyce, D.O.M.

Student Intern Clinic: Dr. Melanie Richardson, D.O.M.

9:15am-12:45pm Electro-Acupuncture Clinic Internship: Dr. Steven Bennett, D.O.M. Student Clinic Internship: Dr. Alison Johnson, D.O.M.

1:30pm- 5:00pm Professional Clinic Internship: Dr. Alison Johnson, D.O.M.

Student Intern Clinic Dr. Walter Eddy, D.O.M.

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1622 Galisteo Street • Santa Fe, NM • 87505 • 505.438.8880

9:15am-12:45pm Japanese Clinic Internship: Dr. Jonathan Gimbel, D.O.M.

Classical Acupuncture Clinic: Dr. Jacob Wilcox, D.O.M.

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*Externs

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Classical Acupuncture Clinic Classical and Secondary Vessels style of acupuncture typically incorporates more adjunct therapies such as cupping, gua-sha, and bleeding. These clinics utilize all 74 meridians in the treatment of disease rather than the typical 12-20 meridians.

Electro-Acupuncture Pain Management Clinic Electro-acupuncture specializes in applying electrical stimulation to acupuncture needles. It is especially useful in the treatment of pain and musculoskeletal conditions. Soreness at the site of treatment is not uncommon and often dissipates within a couple of days Herb Clinic Herbology is an important component of Chinese Medicine in the treatment of disease. One of our faculty herbalists and up to seven advanced students will formulate an herbal prescription based on the patient’s individual needs. Formulas will be updated and modified in follow up visits as the supervisor and students consider appropriate. Japanese Clinic

Japanese style of acupuncture uses gentle needle insertion/manipulation. Non-insertive techniques are commonly used as well as a heavy use of direct moxa. A typical session consists of a front and back treatment.

Tan/Tung Acupuncture Clinic Tan/Tung Acupuncture specializes in using Master Tung and Dr. Tan’s “balancing method” to treat acute and/or chronic pain. Mirroring and meridian correspondence are used to select points on the limbs. . Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) Acupuncture Clinic TCM is the most common style of acupuncture. It utilizes theoretical frameworks such as Yin-Yang Theory 8 Principles, and Zang-Fu Organ Theory. It excels in the treatment of pain as well as internal diseases.

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1622 Galisteo Street • Santa Fe, NM • 87505 • 505.438.8880