July 6, 2021 Cannabis Health News just published Eloise Theisen’s article “Why Medical Cannabis Needs More Nurses”. Theisen is the assistant chair of the medical cannabis program and president of the American Cannabis Nurses Association. She writes that, despite having ranked as the most trusted and ethical professionals for 19 consecutive rows, their vital role …
July 1, 2021 Joseph Friedman of CannaRPh Consultants and the CRx Magazine Advisory Board interviewed Eloise Theisen and Joe Jeffries on the potential of cannabis for cancer pain and the conundrum therein. Theisen is a faculty member at Pacific College of Health and Science’s medical cannabis program and president of the American Cannabis Nurses Association; …
Dr. Shellie Goldstein, chair of the new FACE program at Pacific College, integrates massage, acupuncture, and microcurrents for a novel facial treatment Yahoo! Health’s Michele Promaulayko highly recommends Shellie Goldstein’s customized facials. As Shellie is both a facialist and an acupuncturist, her treatments can integrate many different disciplines. On Promaulayko, she began with a combination …
June 16, 2021 Ashley Laderer, writing about the benefits and risks of weed edibles for INSIDER, cited Eloise Theisen on what people actually mean when they talk about edibles, how long they last, and what they can do. Theisen is a faculty member at Pacific College of Health and Science’s medical cannabis program and president …
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Ms. Shellie Goldstein and her groundbreaking cosmetic acupuncture techniques have been featured in numerous publications and podcasts. To peruse articles, review the many benefits of this natural technique to enhance the appearance of your skin, and gain valuable information to help you decide if you’d like to learn the technique, visit Hamptons Acupuncture’s website media …
AcuLaser and auriculotherapy, two sharp-free treatments offered by Dr. Shellie Goldstein, chair of the new FACE program at Pacific College! What if you could get the benefits of acupuncture, a centuries-old healing modality rooted in Chinese medicine, without having dozens of intimidating needles poking into your body? And maybe even become so relaxed that you …
June 2, 2021 Recently, Madeline Colli of Cannabis Patient Care, an educational resource for patients, doctors, nurses, pharmacists, caregivers, and advocates on the latest cannabis research, benefits, and treatment options, interviewed Eloise Theisen on the stigma she has encountered surrounding the use of medical cannabis to treat chronic pain. Theisen is a faculty member at Pacific …
May 25th, 2021 Healthline, a resource for physical and mental wellness, recently interviewed Dr. Greg Lane, DACM, LAc, Pacific College’s Dean of Graduate Faculty, and Tara Scott, MD, medical director of integrative health at Summa Health in Ohio and CMO and founder of Revitalize Academy, on why complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) practices like acupuncture are …
May 10, 2021 Last week, Verywell Health, an award-winning online resource for up-to-date health information with more than 300 million readers, cited Eloise Theisen, RN, MSN, AGPCNP-BC, in an article discussing a new study. The April 2021 study sought to discover whether the placebo effect plays a role in the effectiveness of CBD in treating …
April 15th, 2021 Adam Meyer, chair of the department of Yogic Sciences at Pacific College of Health and Science, was recently interviewed by Parade.com on yoga poses to aid in digestion. Parade is an 80-year-old publication with millions of readers that features health and wellness article designed to make topics more accessible to the average …
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