Nourishing Destiny Courses
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Please read this very important file before taking any PDA classes at Nourishingdestiny.com. Thank you! Keep Reading
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"I have found my studies with Lonny Jarrett to be invaluable on many levels. The course has provided in-depth learning and clinical experience with pulse taking and five elements diagnosis, and perhaps more importantly what it means to be a practitioner and the intentionality behind each clinic encounter. My only disappointment is that the course will only last for two years. I have found time with Lonny to be truly inspirational, and it has only intensified my longing to enhance my skills and "seeing" as a practitioner. This course has put me on the right path."-Jessie Shaw, M.S., L.Ac. O.M. Graduate of Tri-State College of Acupuncture, 2002 Keep Reading
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Here you can access content generated by NourishingDestiny founder Lonny Jarrett. There are articles, interviews, and audio files available. This class has been approved for 8 PDA points by the NCCAOM. Note that this class satisfies the ETHICS requirement for recertification. The following material begins to elaborate an enlightened perspective on the practice of medicine from an evolutionary perspective beyond the postmodern value system inherent in newage healing. Please note: No Refunds after Course content is Accessed. Keep Reading
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Here you can access content generated by NourishingDestiny founder Lonny Jarrett. There are articles, interviews, and audio files available. This class has been approved for 4 PDA points by the NCCAOM and the California Acupuncture Board. Note that this class satisfies the ETHICS requirement for recertification. The following material begins to elaborate an enlightened perspective on the practice of medicine from an evolutionary perspective beyond the postmodern value system inherent in newage healing. Please note: No Refunds after Course content is Accessed. Keep Reading
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Overview: An exploration of the ideas behind Dynamic Interactive Acu-bodywork (DIA), developed over a twenty-year period at the Victoria Pain Clinic in British Columbia, Canada. Traditional acupuncture is often performed in a quiet environment with perhaps some gentle background music or incense. In contrast, in DIA the acupuncture experience is intentionally more interactive and dynamic. Active client engagement can facilitate the emergence of deeper energies, such as anger, terror or grief and so on, and relate the energies to current symptoms in such a way as to promote a profound transformational experience. From a Chinese Medicine standpoint, transformation can be understood conceptually as passage through the Golden Gate, as described by Lonny in his various writings on the Husband-Wife imbalance. It perhaps should be emphasized that the idea of DIA is not to dig around in the pit of buried emotions, which tends to go nowhere and support a victim mentality. Rather, the intention of engagement is to promote self-responsibility by connecting clients more deeply to their authentic self. Keep Reading
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Overview: An exploration of the ideas behind Dynamic Interactive Acu-bodywork (DIA), developed over a twenty-year period at the Victoria Pain Clinic in British Columbia, Canada. Traditional acupuncture is often performed in a quiet environment with perhaps some gentle background music or incense. In contrast, in DIA the acupuncture experience is intentionally more interactive and dynamic. Active client engagement can facilitate the emergence of deeper energies, such as anger, terror or grief and so on, and relate the energies to current symptoms in such a way as to promote a profound transformational experience. From a Chinese Medicine standpoint, transformation can be understood conceptually as passage through the Golden Gate, as described by Lonny in his various writings on the Husband-Wife imbalance. It perhaps should be emphasized that the idea of DIA is not to dig around in the pit of buried emotions, which tends to go nowhere and support a victim mentality. Rather, the intention of engagement is to promote self-responsibility by connecting clients more deeply to their authentic self. Keep Reading
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OBJECTIVES: 1• To teach acupuncturists the principles of conscious entrepreneurship and practice management 2• To provide an overview of the most cost effective marketing strategies for acupuncturists 3• To teach acupuncturists how to market their services with integrity and enjoyment 4• To discuss how patient education is an essential component of practice building 5• To help acupuncturists overcome limiting beliefs that are undermining their capacity for success and fulfillment Keep Reading
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The constitution, birth process, and developmental stages are used to form a concept of treatment using Chinese medicine. The eight extraordinary vessel pulse diagnostics of Wang Shu-he are addressed, along with conceptions of pre-natal and post-natal forms of self. The relationship of self as an eco-psycho-social field are discussed. Keep Reading
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This course examines non linear indigenous approaches to plant human interactions. We will explore our relationship to plants and the subtleties that may be missed in our TCM, Naturopathic, or Western Herbal styles of medicine. To educate herbalists in the non-linear practices of gathering plant medicines. To engender respect for native ecosystems. • To recognize the relationship between prehistoric practices and modern medicine • To present possible benefits for herbalist to gather their own medicines. • To present a context for possible gathering practices • To give an example of a traditional gathering practice • To examine the possibility of gathering information directly from plants Keep Reading
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Lonny Jarrett Interviews Z'ev Rosenberg, Dept. Head of Herbal Studies at the Pacific College of Oriental medicine. Keep Reading
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In this course the student will gain an understanding of evolutionary theory as it forms the context for the development of integral medicine. This is an evolving class and is not provided for PDA credit. These links are provided to bring people up to speed on the theory, context, science, and values behind the teaching I'm giving here. At present, this "Course" is not being given for PDA points. Keep Reading
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This lecture was given by Heiner Fruehauf at The National College of Natural Medicine in March 2009. Goals: a. The relationship between macrocosm and microcosm. b. The way of the superior physician. c. Understanding Chinese characters d. The illusion of separation as a cause of illness. e. How the Classical view can inform clinical practice now. Keep Reading
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Lyme disease is a debilitating illness that is sweeping North America. Many of our patients have been infected by, and are suffering from it. Here Greg Lee shares some of his insights in treating this serious condition. Wouldn’t you love to stumble upon a secret library of powerful healing tools and ideas? Find simple, yet electrifying ideas on self-healing, powerful herbs, spiritual healing, and acupuncture for resolving difficult illnesses. Head down to http://www.GoodbyeLyme.com today and judge for yourself. Keep Reading
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This gallery is an on going project to aid students and practitioners in diagnosis. Keep Reading