For years, the Oregon College of Oriental Medicine has earned the #1 ranking in the U.S. for acupuncture and Chinese Medicine. Many schools treat herbology as secondary to acupuncture. At OCOM, it is a clinical discipline in its own right and the most demanding curriculum of the Master’s program.
By graduation, Kristi had completed over 2,000 pulse readings to use in the forming of a differential diagnosis. This is the kind of diagnostic sensitivity that cannot be rushed or substituted and the great strength of holistic healthcare. It is built through repetition, clinical supervision, and years of careful attention to what the pulse and tongue reveal about the state of the organs and channels.
Kristi has completed substantial post-graduate training in gut-healing nutrition, amino acids, and neurotransmitters. Treating physiology, nourishing the brain, and regulating the nervous system through side-effect free supplements has brought her patients’ clinical results to the next level.