An Interview with TCM Oncology Specialist Dr. Erlene Chiang For years, cancer patients have sought out traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) to help counteract the harsh side effects…
As part of our faculty Q&A series, we sat down with clinic supervisor Paz Vizcarra. She’s best known among students as a spunky, energetic practitioner whose clinic…
To get to know our teachers and supervisors beyond the classroom and the clinic, we’re sitting down with a different faculty member each month to ask them…
November 3, 2017
The ACTCM Associate Academic Dean, Dr. Steve Given, was recently interviewed on Everyday Acupuncture, a podcast that features experienced practitioners speaking about how you can apply the principles…
When Pamela Olton sums up her teaching philosophy into just a few words, it boils down to “being honest, generous, and hands-on.” Much of Olton’s pedagogy was…
May 20, 2010
Hello ACTCM community, my name is Daryl Cullen and I am the new Director of Financial Aid. I have been in financial aid for several years now,…
February 23, 2010
Tiger farms: A conservation idea red in tooth and claw? By Dean Irvine, CNN Many believe that Beijing’s 1993 international ban helped to change attitudes, particularly in…
January 11, 2010
CNN’s Emily Chang reports on efforts to fight the use of endangered animal parts in traditional Chinese medicine. Click here to watch the CNN video.
December 11, 2009
Statistics suggests that, on average, Americans gain about 2-5 pounds during the winter holiday season— the six-weeks between Thanksgiving and New Year’s Day. Although this amount may…
November 19, 2009
Lixin Huang, president of the American College of Traditional Chinese Medicine (ACTCM), recently participated in an event called “Healing Without Harm”. Huang joined Jill Robinson, founder and…
