"Conservative” patients go to physicians for drugs and surgeries so they can feel better without having to change. "Open minded" people go to acupuncturists, homeopaths, and other "healers" to get "holistic" treatment so they can feel better without having to change. Evolution, real and meaningful transformation, never occurs in the presence of comfort. Ideally, yin and … Keep Reading »

Register here Clinical Integration: Registration Form & Dates   The class will meet in Stockbridge, MA, on 12 Saturdays and Sundays beginning in the Fall of 2011. Class meets from 9am-5pm with one hour for lunch. There are two payment options for registrants that include paying the whole course in advance for a discount or … Keep Reading »

Course content and registration information is here. What is the largest possible context for the practice of Chinese medicine in the 21st century?  How will Chinese medicine help humanity to face the challenges that confront us today? The focus of this course will be to provide 20 practitioners with a firm grounding in … Keep Reading »

"I have found my studies with Lonny Jarrett to be invaluable on many levels. The course has provided in-depth learning and clinical experience with pulse taking and five elements diagnosis, and perhaps more importantly what it means to be a practitioner and the intentionality behind each clinic encounter. My only disappointment is that the course … Keep Reading »

Fantastic Before and After Shots. 1. I wrote in an extensive presentation of this case in: Contemporary Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture,  Churchill Livingston. Philidelphia, 2002. This young women came in with "chronic fatigue". She had to drop out of school and could barely function. Her CM diagnosis was extreme blood deficiency. After … Keep Reading »

Please answer one of these questions in 1-3 paragraphs and mail the essay to: Lonny@Nourishingdestiny.com This essay should reflect your best work.   1. Dr. Shen formulated the Systems Model upon coming to the West. Describe the circumstances that led him to create this model, and consider the implications this has for our culture. What does this … Keep Reading »

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I had a cold during this interview so please forgive the heavy breathing in the background. In part, it's due to my recording system. Apologies. Please listen, Enjoy! Keep Reading »

In this article, we shall further explore Contemporary Chinese Medicine, with an emphasis on imbalances of the Heart, especially as it relates to one's psychology as described in Dragon Rises, Red Bird Flies (DRRBF). Please read this. Keep Reading »

In this article, we shall further explore Contemporary Chinese Medicine, with an emphasis on imbalances of the Heart, especially as it relates to one's psychology as described in Dragon Rises, Red Bird Flies (DRRBF). Please read this. Keep Reading »