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Hello,

 

Mayway out in Oakland, CA has some interesting CEU classes coming up, for anyone

in the area (or looking for a vacation!). Information below.

 

Sincerely,

 

Miles

 

 

 

CEU Class: Herbal Preparations and Compounding of Chinese Herbs with Skye

Sturgeon, MSOM

 

Date & Time: Saturday and Sunday May 1-2, 2010 from 9:00am to 5:00pm

Approved for 14 NCCAOM PDA points & for 14 California CEUs.

Location: Mayway Corporation, Oakland, CA

 

 

Course description:

 

Participants will learn about different preparations and formulations of Herbs

in Chinese medicine. They will learn about the 2007 FDA Final Rule on Good

Manufacturing Practice and how it affects their practice. Mostly, they will

learn how to make a variety of compounded formulas appropriate for the

professional herbal dispensary. The proper way to make herbal powders, capsules,

infusions, draughts, tinctures, decoctions, concentrated extracts, syrups, and

ointments will be demonstrated in class.

 

 

 

Skye Sturgeon, MSOM:

Former AIMC Berkeley President & CEO, Skye Sturgeon first started teaching

Oriental Medicine at the New York College of Wholistic Health, Education, and

Research (now New York College of Health Professions) where he was Clinic and Herb Chair. He then became Clinic Dean at the Northwest Institute

of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine in Seattle, WA. He has also served as a

site visitor for the Accreditation Commission of Acupuncture and Oriental

Medicine (ACAOM), participating in site visits at 14 AOM campuses around the

country.

 

Skye Sturgeon received his BS in Biology from Providence College in Rhode

Island, and pursued graduate studies in Biochemistry at the University of Rhode

Island and Buddhist Studies at the Naropa Institute. After careers in Clinical

Toxicology, mountaineering, and the natural food industry, he moved to Oriental

Medicine, earning a Master of Oriental Medicine from the International Institute

of in Santa Fe, New Mexico in 1993. He practiced Acupuncture

and Oriental Medicine in New Mexico, North Carolina, New York, and Washington

before joining AIMC Berkeley. He has taught the following courses: Oriental

Pathophysiology, Acupuncture Techniques I; Treatment Principles; Clean Needle

Technique; Introduction to Chinese Herbal Medicine; Materia Medica I-III; Herbal

Formulas I-II; Introduction to Practice Building; Taijiquan/Qigong; Oriental

Clinical Medicine IV; Oriental Medical Diagnosis I & II; Western Pharmacology;

Pharmacology, Pharmacognosy and Toxicology of Oriental Herbs; and Chinese Herbal

Preparations and Compounding.

 

Registration & Fees:

 

 

Call Mayway at 1-800-262-9929, ext. 8137. E-mail seminars or visit

www.mayway.com

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, " mpeterken43 " <mpeterken43

wrote:

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> Hello,

>

> Mayway out in Oakland, CA has some interesting CEU classes coming up, for

anyone in the area (or looking for a vacation!). Information below.

 

Doug, can you post a reminder about the rules for posting info on seminars and

such? We host seminars frequently and we'd like to post about them on CHA, but

I thought there was a restriction on commercial postings. Can you clarify?

 

Eric

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This Mayway one was borderline and I assume you thought it went over the border

and you are probably right. Basically, one can post your own seminars as long as

it doesn't have the pricing. And you must make your posting exclusive to CHA. In

this case I wasn't sure who this and how it was coming to us so I took the price

off and approved it.

Some CHA members are trying to post mass mailings and I'm deleting them. If the

member would just write a line of " hey, i'm doing this seminar here and on this

date(s) " that is fine if not encouraged.

Others like the Tibetan stuff in Northampton is interesting to me so I let it

through, and since I'm the boss....

Anyway, do tell us about stuff You are doing.

Doug

 

 

 

, " smilinglotus " <smilinglotus

wrote:

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>

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> , " mpeterken43 " <mpeterken43@> wrote:

> >

> > Hello,

> >

> > Mayway out in Oakland, CA has some interesting CEU classes coming up, for

anyone in the area (or looking for a vacation!). Information below.

>

> Doug, can you post a reminder about the rules for posting info on seminars and

such? We host seminars frequently and we'd like to post about them on CHA, but

I thought there was a restriction on commercial postings. Can you clarify?

>

> Eric

>

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> This Mayway one was borderline and I assume you thought it went over the

border and you are probably right.

 

I have no problem with using the list for commercial purposes, I just want to

know the rules so that we all have an equal opportunity to promote our gigs.

 

Eric

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Yeah, we actually shouldn't be using the list for commercial purposes. Think of

it as telling your friends what you are doing. Again, just adding CHA to a mass

mailing list doesn't cut it.

Doug

 

 

 

, " smilinglotus " <smilinglotus

wrote:

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>

>

> , " " <taiqi@> wrote:

> >

> > This Mayway one was borderline and I assume you thought it went over the

border and you are probably right.

>

> I have no problem with using the list for commercial purposes, I just want to

know the rules so that we all have an equal opportunity to promote our gigs.

>

> Eric

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Hello Douglas and all,

 

I apologize for my posting about the CEU courses. I had assumed they were okay

to post after reading of some other courses. I'll reread the posting rules more

carefully next time.

 

Sincerely,

 

Miles

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