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Thinking in Chinese Medicine

A Patient's Guide to Acupuncture

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What the book is about

A patient's guide that takes the reader seriously

Thinking in Chinese Medicine is written for people who want to understand what acupuncture actually is, rather than settle for generic wellness language. It bridges classical Chinese medicine and modern clinical reasoning, showing how a practitioner moves from patterns and relationships to a diagnosis and a treatment.

It is a patient's guide, but it does not simplify the model into something hollow. The point is to let a curious reader follow the actual reasoning, the same reasoning a good clinician uses at the table.

The authors

Written together

Dr. Jordan Barber, DAOM

Doctor of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine, clinical researcher, co-founder of New York Acupuncture Group. About

Peter Caron, L.Ac.

Licensed Acupuncturist, co-founder of New York Acupuncture Group, adjunct professor at Pacific College. More

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