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From 2015-2021 Rob was mentored by a Professor Emeritus and worked closely with a Ph.D. Narrative Psychologist to develop the PlainTalk Practice course material.
He worked closely with them to design the modules for Asian medicine practitioners, allied professional and medical doctors who seek to elevate Asian medicine utilization in the US.
“Your advantage — and the rich tradition and beauty of Asian biomedicine — is rooted in the practitioner-patient relationship. People want a provider they can talk to, feel heard by, and, most importantly, understand. Providers who are skilled at this keep the patient committed to a treatment strategy…
Speaking SME [subject matter expert] language with a patient is very different from discussing a case with colleagues and medical professionals. To help the patient resolve their issue and find new solutions, it becomes imperative to focus on building their unique SME language skills.”
Imagine you are speaking with the patient and want to discuss how your acu-therapy treatment can assist in treating the patient’s diabetes symptom of pain and burning sensation in the lower part of the body (numbness, and tingling in the toes and feet).
Traditional eastern terms: There may also be a manifestation of liver qi stagnation causing the pain in your feet. This is a common imbalance in long term liver and kidney yin deficiency.
Plain English: The peripheral neuropathy (or the pain in your feet) is due to reduced blood oxygen content. We’ll want to strengthen the legs to help increase blood and energy circulation.
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Eight Extra Meridian theory and fundamentals, introduction to herbal medicine and Qi-Gong/Tai Chi Chuan at South Baylo University. Taught 180 in classroom didactic hours. (Annandale, VA) (2015)
Taught Point Location and Tai Chi classes and supervised Clinical Observation classes at Kings Park University. Taught 380 in classroom didactic hours. (Annandale, VA) (2012-2014)