 |
 |
|
 |
about acupuncture |
|
about CAB |
 who we are |
|
| appointments |
|
| evaluation |
|
| follow-up |
|
| costs |
|
| directions |
|
| communication |
|
| logo |
|
|
seasonal care |
|
faq |
|
news |
about us |
 |
 |
Douglas MacLaren is a nationally-certified and licensed acupuncturist with a Masters in Acupuncture (M.Ac.) from the New England School of Acupuncture outside Boston, the oldest acupuncture training program in the United States. He is a Diplomate of the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM). Skilled in Chinese as well as Japanese acupuncture, Doug has experience in a variety of settings, including hospitals, family health centers and private practices. |
Doug strongly believes that each acupuncture treatment should be experienced as gentle, calming and respectful. While he enjoys the Japanese style of acupuncture, with its focus on whole-body balance and its subtle technique for needle insertion and manipulation, Doug is also well-trained in the distal balance method, which aims for rapid resolution of physical pain problems.
More information on Douglas MacLaren
 |
Dechen Jamling is
the Coordinator of Community Acupuncture Berea. Dechen is a Berea
College student in the class of 2010. She came to Berea from
Dharmasala, India, where she completed training in Tibetan Medicine and
worked for three years in a Tibetan Medicine clinic. Her college courses and her experience with CAB will prepare Dechen to integrate western and eastern approaches to health in practice and in research. |
Learn more about Dechen in this article from the Fall 2007 issue of Berea College Magazine.
(NOTE: The article about Dechen is a pdf document that requires free software from Adobe. Obtain the latest version of
Adobe Acrobat Reader for free by clicking the following icon.)
You may choose to download the article about Dechen as a Microsoft Word document.
Learn more about Hunter Purdy and her practice, Seeds for Health. |
 |
Community Acupuncture Berea |
||