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Reflections: The Art of Teaching Asian Medicine
Over the past three decades, my global workshops have been translated into German, Swiss German, French, Romansch, Spanish, Lithuanian and Xhosa. Time to offer you new teachers a few tips!
What's Triggering That Point?
An orthopedic friend recently saw a patient of mine. He felt an injection of a trigger point (TP) at the upper trapezius and surrounding areas was necessary, since that was the patient's area of chief complaint and there was a tender, radiating nodule.
Adjusting the Occiput on the Atlas
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Finding Balance in the Clinic
This past December, I celebrated 11 years in practice. I seriously don't know where the time went. I feel beyond blessed and grateful to be practicing our profound and beautiful medicine and to be helping guide my patients restore a state of optimal health.
The Conscious Evolution of Healing, Part 2
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Leg Length and Pelvic Fixations
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Put the Social Back Into Social Media
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Old TCM Sayings: Treat the Front to Treat the Back
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Connections Worth Making
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Online Efforts That Convert Traffic Into Patients
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The Easy Way to Learn How to Document ICD-10
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Neuroscience: Where Western Medicine and Chinese Medicine Can Come Together
The recent advances in neuroscience are truly incredible. With this expansion of scientific knowledge, I would like to see even more research into the neuroscientific basic of acupuncture and Chinese Medicine.
Are You Really a Healthy Eater?
I always giggle a little bit (to myself) when someone comes into my office and informs me that they are a healthy eater. What exactly does that mean? Does that mean they eat sugar in moderation? And what's that, exactly?
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Geriatric Medicine
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Case Histories from Bali: Treating Balinese Chidren with TCB and Shonishin
When I moved to the island of Bali in 2005, I offered my services in Bumi Sehat, which means Healthy Mother Earth, a free birthing center for poor and disadvantaged local women located in Ubud.
Joint Supplements for Athletes (Part 1)
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The Top Seven Website Mistakes Clinics Make
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It's Time to Create a Strong Acupuncture Footprint
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January, 2004, Vol. 04, Issue 01

Day Spa Association Announces "Spa Person of the Year"

By Editorial Staff

This has been an exciting year for Peggy Wynne Borgman, president of Preston-Wynne, Inc., and co-founder of the Preston-Wynne Spa in Saratoga, Calif. In September, the Day Spa Association (DSA) named her "Spa Person of the Year" at the Face & Body and Healthy Aging Conference in San Francisco, and her spa was named "Spa of the Year" by the DSA last spring.

In addition to owning and operating her own spa and corporation, Ms.

Borgman is the developer of the Spa Director's Management Intensive - a professional spa seminar - and author of "Four Seasons of Inner and Outer Beauty," a consumer self-care book. Additionally, Ms. Borgman is on the board of directors of Next Door, a domestic violence agency in her community where she created the Healing Touch program to provide stress relief services to domestic violence survivors.

Peggy Wynne Borgman - Copyright – Stock Photo / Register Mark Peggy Wynne Borgman displays her award: an imported Irish crystal hurricane lamp set atop and an engraved plaque naming her the 2003 Spa Person of the Year. Ms. Borgman was selected for the award from a pool of other candidates who have made significant contributions to the spa industry this year, including Adam Broderick of Adam Broderick Salon and Spa; Fayez Tamba of Fayez Beauty Spa; Tara Becker of Spa 415;Nancy Griffin of SpaTrade.com; Richard Laurie of Carapan Urban Spa and Store; Kyle R. Simonson of Simonson's Salons and Day Spas; and Charlie Slater of Spa Central.

Previous winners of the award include Catherine Atzen, Atzen Clinical Spa, and Cheryl Sott of Aroma Works Software.

 

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