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Acupuncture Society, MAcOM / MSOM / LAc
Acupuncture Society of South Dakota
(9 Reviews)
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2522 W 41st St., suite B-239 suite B-239 Sioux Falls, SD 57101
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(9 Reviews)
Grateful for these folks that help us acupuncturists in South Dakota by providing information to the public regarding their search for qualified and properly trained Asian medicine healers.
by Jay Thomas, MSOM, LAc xxx.xxx.32.243
June 17, 2023
I opened a practice last year in Rapid City. The support from fellow senior practitioners has been a blessing. Support in helping others in this amazing healing practice is the essence. I am gratefull
by David River xxx.xxx.20.56
November 29, 2022
We are not supporters of Dr. A's agenda to have chiropractors and now physical therapists tell us (real acupuncturists) we have to compete with chiropractors amd PT's. Please stay in your lane and guide people to practitioners passionate and educated in acupuncture. Chiro's love Palmer! Check chiro's fpounder out and learn.
by Gabe H. xxx.xxx.235.16
May 12, 2022
Dry Needling uses acupuncture needles and is a form of acupuncture. Physical Therapists invented the term "dry needling" to fool the public into thinking it is something different from acupuncture. Let the PT's go back to school and get the appropriate trainig to be acupuncturists.
by Dry Needling is Acupuncture xxx.xxx.23.157
April 13, 2019
Any practitioner that wants to use acupuncture needles (dry needles) must complete the minimum basic training required by the national standards of this acupuncture needle using field, The Acupuncture Field! It is time to put chiropractors and physical therapists back in their lane. It is also time to put the national acupuncture testing company back in their corner. None of the special interest groups will own or control the acupuncture profession in South Dakota. The Acupuncture Society of South Dakota is here to empower the acupuncture profession and call out injustices.
by AMERICAN ACUPUNCTURE ASSOCIATION xxx.xxx.14.33
February 10, 2019
Acupuncture has nothing to do with Chiropractic. If a chiro wants to do acupuncture, then let them go back to collge and earn a real degree in Acupuncture. Chiropractors need to stay in their lane and stop intruding on the turf of qulaified and degreed acupuncturists in SD!
by P. Long xxx.xxx.15.166
January 15, 2019
Holding the accredited graduate degree in acupuncture is what qualifies one to safely and effectively practice acupuncture, not the active membership with the national acupunture proficoency testing company.
by No NCCAOM membership required xxx.xxx.152.9
November 09, 2018
As a patient new to acupuncture, I was glad to learn about the limited 100 hour course my chiropractors did in acupuncture vs. the years of graduate college education and clinical training a legit acupuncturist gets (over 3,300 hours, Wow!). Good to know. I'm not letting my chiro stick me with acupuncture needles with such limited training.
by Walter Zanner xxx.xxx.189.50
November 11, 2017
I met one of the member acupuncturists while she was giving a lecture on improving the immune system with acupuncture and Chinese herbs while visiting family in Rapid City. I learned about Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine Day this month and asked how I could get involved. Now when I am back home in Sioux Falls I will be helping with the short lectures during the day at the local natural foods store letting them know about the mission and purpose of the Acupuncture Society of South Dakota. I look forward to informing the public about how to identify a properly trained acupuncturist and explaining why for the best care one should avoid non-acupuncturists for acupuncture. A real acupuncturist has at least a Master's degree from an accredited acupuncture college (not a chiropractic college).
by Kim H. xxx.xxx.84.112
October 06, 2017
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2522 W 41st St., suite B-239 suite B-239, Sioux Falls, SD 57101