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Intro; A Five Element Legacy
Nora Franglen; Introduction
My Seventh Book; Part 1
A Lifetime of Five Element Acupuncture; 1. Becoming a Five Element Acupuncturist; 2. The Different Phases of my Acupuncture Life; 3. Starting to Teach; 4. Difficulties in Running a College; 5. Teaching Five Element Acupuncture; 6. An Acupuncturist's Inheritance; 7. Mastery; Part 2
Immersion in the Elements; 8. The Five Fingers of a Giant Hand; 9. The Elusive Guardian Element; 10. The Cycle of the Elements; 11. Shaking Elements Out of Their Comfort Zone; Part 3
Being a Reflective Practitioner.
12. We are Instruments of Nature13. 'Practitioner, Know Thyself'; 14. The Mysterious Realm of the Soul; 15. The Three Levels of the Human Being; 16. Getting to Know our Patients; 17. Allowing our Feelings to Guide Us; 18. Taking Our Time; 19. Tailoring Treatment to a Patient's Needs; 20. The Outcome of Treatment; 21. We Can Fall into Bad Habits; 22. Not demanding too much of ourselves; 23. Nobody Likes Getting Things Wrong; 24. More on the Patient-Practitioner Relationship; Part 4
Teaching Other Practitioners; 25. The Courage to Become a Five Element Acupuncturist; 26. The Lack of Teachers.
27. Adapting to a Chinese Context28. Why I Enjoy Teaching in China So Much; 29. The Significance of my Teaching in China.
Nora Franglen; Introduction
My Seventh Book; Part 1
A Lifetime of Five Element Acupuncture; 1. Becoming a Five Element Acupuncturist; 2. The Different Phases of my Acupuncture Life; 3. Starting to Teach; 4. Difficulties in Running a College; 5. Teaching Five Element Acupuncture; 6. An Acupuncturist's Inheritance; 7. Mastery; Part 2
Immersion in the Elements; 8. The Five Fingers of a Giant Hand; 9. The Elusive Guardian Element; 10. The Cycle of the Elements; 11. Shaking Elements Out of Their Comfort Zone; Part 3
Being a Reflective Practitioner.
12. We are Instruments of Nature13. 'Practitioner, Know Thyself'; 14. The Mysterious Realm of the Soul; 15. The Three Levels of the Human Being; 16. Getting to Know our Patients; 17. Allowing our Feelings to Guide Us; 18. Taking Our Time; 19. Tailoring Treatment to a Patient's Needs; 20. The Outcome of Treatment; 21. We Can Fall into Bad Habits; 22. Not demanding too much of ourselves; 23. Nobody Likes Getting Things Wrong; 24. More on the Patient-Practitioner Relationship; Part 4
Teaching Other Practitioners; 25. The Courage to Become a Five Element Acupuncturist; 26. The Lack of Teachers.
27. Adapting to a Chinese Context28. Why I Enjoy Teaching in China So Much; 29. The Significance of my Teaching in China.