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A recent piece published by UW Medicine put into words what Traditional Chinese Medicine practitioners across North America have long known: acupuncture is no longer on the fringe. It is… Read more »
Hello, Welcome and Thank You for reading our first newsletter of 2026! And what a year 2026 promises to be! The year of the Fire Horse may bring opportunity, optimism,… Read more »
TCMO is a volunteer based organization supported solely by practitioners just like you who graciously share their time simply through comprehension of the value it holds. For the greater our… Read more »
A recent clinical study published in BMC Complementary Medicine and Therapies examined the effects of electroacupuncture on patients experiencing diabetic peripheral neuropathic pain. In this randomized clinical trial, participants receiving… Read more »
The CTCMPAO is reviewing requirements for the Doctor Title in TCM, and TCMO is submitting formal feedback on behalf of the profession. We Support Removing the University Requirement An earlier… Read more »
Thank you to everyone who joined TCMO’s public meeting last night. We appreciate the participation and support from the roughly 45 members who attended, as well as the engagement shown… Read more »
We are seeking passionate and solutions-focused professional members to join our fast-paced, dynamic, all-hands-on-deck team as a TCMO Board Member. We are looking to fill multiple positions and welcome applications… Read more »
CTCMPAO has shared an open consultation regarding Doctor class on May 17, and the deadline is coming up on June 17, 2024. Whether or not you plan on pursuing the… Read more »
Are you concerned with the challenges our profession faced in March? Are you worried about how little the government knows about TCM? If you’re looking for guidance on how to approach this… Read more »
Just a few short weeks ago, we all received notification from the CTCMPAO that our professions would be deregulated and the College would be wound down. That day was Monday,… Read more »
