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Patients Are Demanding Holistic Healing and Healthcare Needs to Catch Up

January 19th, 2018 The movement toward holistic healing is radically reshaping healthcare. Healthcare professionals around the globe are realizing the benefits of holistic healing and integrative medicine as more patients demonstrate an interest in taking steps to prevent illness. The National Institutes of Health has estimated that over a third of Americans report having utilized …

Leena Guptha, Academic Dean of Graduate Studies, Quoted on Hypertension on “Everyday Health”

As Everyday Health reports, high blood pressure, or hypertension, affects almost half of all American adults. Without treatment or attention of some kind, hypertension, sometimes interlinked with stress, anxiety, and depression, can play a part in causing weight gain, type 2 diabetes, and eventually even stroke or heart attack. High blood pressure is usually managed with antihypertensive medication, when …

Carla Mariano, Interim Nursing Program Director, Published on The Hill

In a recent article published on The Hill, Carla Mariano, the interim program director of the PCOM Bachelor of Science in Nursing Program and President of the American Holistic Nurses Association, discusses how holistic nursing offers an incredible opportunity for positive change: “The interactions in health care can be brief and technical. What symptoms is …

Self-Care Tips for Nurses: a Holistic Nursing Guide to Taking Care of Oneself

Nurses are far more effective when they maintain solid physical, mental and spiritual health. Unfortunately, because these professionals are so passionate about caring for others, they often neglect their own needs. Whether you currently work in a holistic nursing field already or hope to one day, you can benefit from adopting these self-care regimens, which …

Acupuncture’s Role in Solving the Opioid Epidemic: Effective and Safe

Evidence, Cost-Effectiveness, and Care Availability for Acupuncture as a Primary, Non-Pharmacologic Method for Pain Relief and Management September 2017 saw the release of a comprehensive white paper, “Acupuncture’s Role in Solving the Opioid Epidemic”, credited to dozens of authors and a half-dozen different organizations of acupuncturists and TCM professionals. In this series, we’ll be looking …

Greg Lane, PCOM-SD Clinic Director, Published in Occupational Health and Safety Magazine

Greg Lane, DACM, LAc, our San Diego campus’ Director of Clinical Services, was recently published in the Occupational Health and Safety Magazine. Greg shared “8 Tips for Managing Stress and Anxiety in the Workplace”, beginning with self-care at home: “Make sure you get enough sleep. The actual amount differs from person to person, so pay attention to how …

Admissions Requirements – Transitional Doctorate

Transitional Entry-Level Doctorate of Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine / Doctorate of Acupuncture – San Diego A student’s entrance into the program begins with an assessment of the previously completed master’s degree curriculum in comparison to Pacific’s. Any substantial deficiencies are assigned as either pre-requisites to admission or co-requisites to the program of study. Applicants must …

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