How do i find a good acupuncturist?

[Guest guest]

Hi Arihant,

Since I prefer word of mouth. I would go into/or call health related stores

that you trust and ask the help. Or even call local allergy (or the like)

clinics and see if they can refer an acupunturist. If you have any

TCM schools in your area they can possibly refer you.

Hopefully, someone else on the list knows someone in your area.

Good luck, Kit

 

 

At 05:36 AM 12/23/02 +0000, you wrote:

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> Hi All!!

>

> 20 years or more.

>

> My problem is that i don't know how to go about finding someone

> really good who has experience in sinus problems (or is that not even

> an issue.. i don't know).... i would rather go by recommendations if

> i could.. we live in northern california; the bay area. Any

> advice/suggestions/ comments are very welcome.

> Thank you for your time

> arihant

>

>

> Y

[Guest guest]

Hey Arihant,

 

Don't know if you've found a good acupuncturist yet or not, but I

thought I'd try and help you out.

 

You can contact some of the schools in California and ask them for

recommendations. Most of these schools are very good. (I'm applying

to some of them right now.)

 

For a personal contact, you can contact Matthew Titus at Yo San

University in Marina Del Ray, CA. He is the director of admissions

and would be happy to speak with you. Tell him that Josh from South

Carolina recommended his advice. Matt's number is 310 577 3000 ext. 24

 

Also, you could call my Acupuncturist here in SC. He is one of the

best D.Ac's in the Southeast area. His name is Bill Skeleton, can you

reach him at 803 256 1000. You can also mention my name for reference

if you like. I'm not sure if he'll know anyone in California, but

he's very well networked and sits on several certification boards for

.

 

Happy Hunting!

 

Josh Thompson