u/crybabybodhi

Practicing Acupuncturist Feedback (USA)

As the existing model of acu education falls apart, I'm wondering what practitioners think an ~ideal~ future model would be?

Hypothetically, if costs were reasonable and the same per credit/energy/time spent, do you think a:

vocation model: shorter education timeline, less didactic classes, more in-person experience, more business-forward

or

grad school model: longer timeline, deeper into theory/history, perhaps more complex disease/illness training, prep for white-collar environment (not entrepreneurial)

would be ideal for the current and future state of acupuncture work in the US?

Patient perception seems to be changing post-covid, so the latter professional grad school model seems more appropriate now than ever. Would love to hear thoughts, thanks!

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u/crybabybodhi — 3 days ago

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Currently on the hunt for:

- 90%+ cotton

- NO back clasp

- no padding, no wire

- minimal straps and sides

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Does anyone have any good recs? The closest I've found so far is the $60 Hara Stella bra. It's a bit pricey and has some concerning reviews about staying put on the body. Thanks ya'll ~

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u/crybabybodhi — 9 days ago