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Dr. David R. Sol is a Doctor of Acupuncture (D.Ac) and a massage therapist (LMT). Since 1999, he has been a clinically based massage therapist practicing within medical and holistic centers as well as the fitness space working with patients ranging from infants to older adults. In 2001, he became a massage instructor teaching both hands-on and theoretical coursework in the field of massage therapy. Since January 2010, he has had numerous roles at Pacific College of Health and Science such as Director of Education and Dean of Undergraduate Studies in Chicago, Illinois. Dr. Sol’s specialties include Integrative Clinical Massage Therapy, Craniosacral Therapy, Pediatric Massage Therapy, Energy Balancing, Herbology and Personal Training among many other areas.

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7 Reasons You Should Consider Becoming a Massage Therapist

7 Reasons You Should Consider Becoming a Massage Therapist

Have you been thinking about a new career as a massage therapist? Most people love the idea of a good massage, but they may not have considered actually providing this valuable and therapeutic service to others. Demand for massage therapists may be outpacing other career options in the work force: massage

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Non-Addictive Solutions for Veterans' Chronic Pain

Non-Addictive Solutions for Veterans’ Chronic Pain

By Ali Calder “People ask you: what’s your level of pain? Is it a 10? What is a 10 that never goes away? It’s still a 10.” (Brunswick, 2015) Death from overdose has quadrupled over the last seven years. However, despite common misconceptions, the vast majority of overdoses are not

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Rob Benhuri, PCOM Alumnus, Featured by CCAAOM

Rob Benhuri, PCOM Alumnus, Featured by CCAAOM

The AOM graduates featured on the CCAOM website are all graduates of one of the Council’s member colleges—in this case, PCOM! A PCOM-NY graduate of 2008, Rob is now the owner of City Acupuncture, a high-volume, lower-cost, multi-practitioner clinic in downtown Manhattan. He’s recently franchised the model and opened two independently owned

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Pacific College - San Diego’s Externships

Pacific College – San Diego’s Externships

UCSD RIMAC This clinic serves the athletes from UCSD’s 13 sports teams. Interns have the opportunity to treat many types of muscular-skeletal injuries alongside physical therapists and athletic trainers, using acupuncture to rehabilitate post-operative and sports injuries by increasing range of motion, muscle strength, and tissue healing potential. They average

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How Acupuncture Can Help in the Opioid Crisis (Infographic)

How Acupuncture Can Help in the Opioid Crisis (Infographic)

The opioid epidemic is top news, and with this realization, many are seeking alternative pain care such as acupuncture. Over 700 addiction centers offer acupuncture as an alternative and/or adjudicative therapy. To learn more, check out the infographic below created by Pacific College of Oriental Medicine’s Acupuncture/Oriental Medicine Programs. Just copy

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Myth Busters: Debunking False Claims About Massage

Debunking False Claims About Massage Therapy

Massage therapy has a number of amazing benefits, but just like anything else, there are myths that exist to tarnish its reputation. We are here to debunk these falsities and shed some much-deserved light on a miraculous form of therapy! Myth 1: The Effects of Massage are Temporary Debunk: Ever heard of muscle

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Building a Practice on a Budget Series: Getting Started

Building a Practice on a Budget Series: Getting Started

Real-life tips from Pacific College Alumna and Founder/President of Pink Image Breast Thermography Clinic Wendy Sellens, LAc Congratulations, you’ve graduated! You have your acupuncture and/or massage license, and you’re ready to start your private practice. Looking at the monetary costs can be overwhelming, but don’t be discouraged; it can be

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