Risultati di ricerca
Bruce Cawdron – Acupuncturist. Modern, individualized care guided by ancient science. For many symptoms. Conditions treated. From digestion to stress. My Approach. Tradition and Communication. Acupuncture? More about this health science. About Bruce Cawdron. Bruce Cawdron has been involved with Oriental Medicine for the past 10 years.
- Conditions Treated
Commonly treated conditions – Bruce Cawdron. The report from...
- My Approach
A brief word regarding my acupuncture approach – Bruce...
- How it works
Benefits. As a natural form of healing, acupuncture has the...
- Tools
Mondays 2pm-9pm in Ottawa Tuesday 12pm-8pm in Wakefield...
- Bio
Biography – Bruce Cawdron. Bruce Cawdron has been involved...
- Contact
In Wakefield, Quebec. I have an office at 815 Riverside...
- fr
Bruce Cawdron est impliqué dans la médecine orientale depuis...
- Japanese Approach
Japanese acupuncture refers to several acupuncture styles...
- Conditions Treated
Biography – Bruce Cawdron. Bruce Cawdron has been involved with Oriental Medicine for the past 10 years. He emphasizes a therapeutic approach which combines Asian methods and Western standards and requirements.
- The Traditional Chinese Model
- The Western Scientific Perspective
- The Balancing Effect
- Status of The Profession
- Benefits
- Increasingly Popular
According to Chinese Medicine, the body is composed of the opposing forces of Yin and Yang. When these forces are in balance, the body and spirit are healthy. Our vitality (Qi) flows like streams and rivers throughout the body on a web-like series of pathways called Meridians, keeping our health in a fine-tuned state of balance. Sometimes this ener...
While the concept of Qi and meridians does not correlate directly with western science (because meridians and Qi are conceptual explanations and are not directly related to either the cardiovascular or neurological systems), a relation between acupuncture points and known neural structures has been found. Several Canadian researchers have played in...
Traditional Chinese Medicine is originating in Taoist thought, developed by Confusian philosophy, and created through its’ own rigorous process. It is based on a paradigm of balance in nature, a concept that has existed for millennia, originating in Taoist thought. Through contrast, and relativity, this system has allowed us to understand ourselves...
The World Health Organization, which publishes information on the regulation of traditional medicine, recognizes acupuncture as effective treatment for 43 ailments. Please see Acupuncture: Review and Analysis of Reports on Controlled Clinical Trials (WHO, 2003; 87 pages) On June 17, 1994, the National Assembly of Quebec passed a law leading to the ...
As a natural form of healing, acupuncture has the following benefits: 1. provides drug-free pain relief 2. effectively treats a wide range of acute and chronic ailments 3. treats the underlying cause of disease and illness as well as the symptoms 4. provides an holistic approach to the treatment of disease and illness, linking body, mind, and spiri...
According to the 2007 National Health Interview Survey, which included a comprehensive survey of ‘complimentary medicine’ use by Americans, an estimated 3.1 million U.S. adults and 150,000 children had used acupuncture in the previous year. Between the 2002 and 2007 NHIS, acupuncture use among adults increased by approximately 1 million people. Her...
Esmerine. New project from Godspeed You Black Emperor!'s Bruce Cawdron and Becky Foon of A Silver Mt. Zion and Set Fire to Flames exhibits an efficiency foreign to their full-time outfits.
Who is Bruce Cawdron, Acupuncturist? I have been practising acupuncture since 2006. You can find out more about my approach or my training (bio), and consult a list of conditions treated here.
A brief word regarding my acupuncture approach – Bruce Cawdron. Ever evolving, my style is closely aligned with that of the “free form” Japanese palpatory approach, where it is crucial to find the live spots to treat.
Commonly treated conditions – Bruce Cawdron. The report from a Consensus Development Conference on Acupuncture held at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) in 1997 stated that acupuncture is being “widely” practiced for relief or prevention of pain and for various other health conditions.
