by Malia Kirby Lately, I’ve been receiving a LOT of calls seeking advice on how to more effectively treat patients diagnosed with Clostridium difficile infections, to which my first thought usually runs along the lines of, “Hoo, boy. Do I feel sorry… more »

Malia's Note: The following post is from Ted Hall, L. Ac., one of the instructors at Southwest Acupuncture College in Boulder and one of the people both Shawn and I are proud to call a mentor. Ted isn't just an all-around great guy to share a joke or t… more »

by Malia Kirby So...this all started out as what was supposed to be a "quick" rant on tradition in our field, which then promptly turned into a monster of a post.  If you missed Part One, CLICK HERE to catch yourself up if you're interested. Citation… more »

by Malia Kirby (This is part one of a three-part series) Tra•di•tion, noun. An inherited, established, or customary pattern of thought, action, or behavior. A newlywed couple, preparing for their first family Thanksgiving, started determining whether… more »

By Jason Luban In our seminars, we spend a good amount of time going over different aspects of conscious and unconscious body language and how to apply those learnings to patient communication.  Psychogeography, a term coined by neurolinguistics expert… more »