Historic Times for Acupuncture
By Megan Berg, Admissions Counselor at Emperor’s College of Traditional Oriental Medicine If you were interested in seeing an acupuncturist in California before 1976, it would have proved to be a challenge. At the time acupuncture was unregulated and considered...
Escape Fire: How do we save the health of our nation?
We first learned about the documentary Escape Fire when someone mentioned it on Twitter and were immediately intrigued by the topic. Our curiosity caused us to dig deeper to find out who the filmmakers are and what had motivated them to tackle such a huge and...
What's The Point?: Liver 3 and Large Intestine 4
This article was initially published on AcuTake. “What’s the Point” is an ongoing series of blog posts on Qi by AcuTake founding editor and acupuncturist Sara Calabro. By Sara Calabro, LAc Acupuncture devotees are dying to know: Why are you doing...
It Takes a Village…
Introduction by Yun Kim, CEO Emperor’s College It was a pleasure to sponsor the American Association of Acupuncture & Oriental Medicine Student Organization Leadership Conference that took place in May 2012 in Chicago. As an acupuncture school, Emperor’s...