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Celebrating the ACCHS Legacy
Jun Wang
John Nieters
The Academy of Chinese Culture and Health Sciences with Dr. Alex Feng honored current President Dr. John Nieters as he passed the torch to incoming President June Wang on January 17th, 2015 at 6:00 PM at the ACCHS Campus.
Dr. Nieters is passing Sifu Tsui Wei’s legacy on to return to his practice in Alameda. During the 3 year tenure of Dr. Nieters, ACCHS rose to being ranked the third best acupuncture school in nation out of 60 schools of AOM.
The gross income of ACCHS approximately doubled in three years from about $900K to $1.8 Million. Under Nieters’ leadership, ACCHS experienced a significant increase in student enrollment. The Mayor of Oakland declared June 27th to be forever more “ACCHS” day. Marilyn Allen, Chinese Medicine advocate, educator and community leader, declared that the ACCHS clinic went from being one of the “worst” in the country to “the best” in the USA. Dr. Nieters also forged strategic community partnerships and relationships on behalf of ACCHS with the top educators in the field.
Jun Wang, Ph.D., is a graduate of the College of Chinese Medicine, Beijing Capital Medical University in Beijing China, and has a Ph.D. in medical anthropology from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She envisions a return to our roots in Chinese culture and to ACCHS becoming the number one place to study true Chinese medicine.
ACCHS listed as a top 10 acupuncture school: http://wholepeople.org/academy-of-chinese-culture-and-health-sciences
Gluten-Free? Traditional Chinese Medicine’s 750-year-old Perspective
Gluten problems might seem like the latest fad, but 750 years ago Chinese doctors were writing about how to treat conditions resulting from too much gluten – leaky gut, IBS, autoimmune disorders, obesity and diabetes. Dr. Nieters will explain how Chinese medicine sees gluten and grains. He will also share his insights on diets to address common disorders.
This lecture took place on December 3, 2014 at the Commonwealth Club of SF.
John Nieters, L.Ac DAOM, Doctor of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine; President, Academy of Chinese Culture and Health Sciences
Grand Opening Celebration ACCHS
The Grand Opening of the Academy of Chinese Culture and Health Sciences
Friday, June 27th, 2014 from 5-7:30.
Taoist ceremony by Dr. Alex Feng to kick things off, then a word from the Mayor of Oakland, a short speech by President of ACCHS, Dr. John Nieters and then some fun demonstrations and tours of the new site.
Auto-Immunity – An Integrative Medical Perspective CEU
Course Summary
In this one day seminar, Dr. Nieters, L.Ac., DAOM will lead a discussion and investigation of the pathogenesis and manifestation of autoimmune disorders, as seen through the lenses of both Traditional Chinese Medicine and Biomedicine. Students will learn to refine their diagnoses using the most useful tools from various disciplines, including specific blood work, tongue and pulse diagnosis, and symptomatology. Students will also learn to treatment protocols for various auto-immune disorders comprising of dietary therapy (including supplementation), herbology and acupuncture.
Where
Academy of Chinese Culture and Health Sciences 1600 Broadway Ave Oakland, CA 94612
When
Saturday, July 19, 2014 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
8 CEU’s Pending
(Provider Number 001, by California Acupuncture Board)
About the Presenter:
John Robert Nieters L.Ac., DAOM began teaching at ACCHS in 1999, and is currently an Professor at ACCHS, Five Branches University, and UEWM, as well as being a guest lecturer at UC Berkeley and the President of ACCHS. John is a Diplomate of the National Board of Acupuncture Orthopedics and NCCAOM certified in Acupuncture and Herbal Medicine. John is probably best known for hosting the call in radio show, The Balancing Point, on KEST radio. At Zhejiang University in China, John received certification in the First Integrative Diabetes Protocol at Xin Hua Hospital in Hangzhou. He is excited about bringing this exciting new protocol home to the US.
Pricing:
$150 at the door (or $250 for the whole weekend)
$125 if paid by 7.01.14 (or $225 for the whole weekend)
$75 for ACCHS students if paid by 7.01.14 (or $125 for the whole weekend)
Free for ACCHS Faculty
100% refundable until 7.01.14. 100% credit to future courses if cancelled after 7.01.14
Registration:
For registration, please mail the registration form to ACCHS, CEU, 1600 Broadway Ave, Oakland, CA. 94612. A Registration Form may be downloaded here: Auto Immunity Integrative Registration Form A Poster may be downloaded here: Auto-Immunity: An Integrated Medical Perspective Contact ACCHS if you have more questions. (510) 763-7787
http://www.acchs.edu/category/announcements/ceu/
November 2013 Events
Free Events: Healthy Holiday Preparation
• 11/16 10 am AcuBuddy Massage Workshop
• 11/16 12:30 pm Life Coaching with Laura Vella
• 11/23 2:30 pm Moxa Therapy Workshop
• 11/28-30 Closed for the Thanksgiving Holiday Weekend
We have lined up several events to support you in taking real action towards your goals. People who are engaged in supportive relationships experience better health and quality of life.
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