Favorite Things

Hello Friends,

As 2011 comes to a close, I find myself in a reflective mood. Year-end is always a good time to reflect on the year, recognize blessings, and ponder the future. As I’ve done so, I realize how blessed I am to do what I do every day. And of course, I’m thankful for all of you and what you do every day as well. While there may be much wrong in the world, the continued growth and progress of Asian Medicine and acupuncture are encouraging bright spots.

Here are a few of my favorite things from the year in AcuGraph. I hope you’ll find some of them worth revisiting.

Favorite Blog posts from me:

How Would You Explain This?

How Would you Explain This? (Part 2)

How Do I Know if I’m Doing it Right?

Meet Chris Teo: AcuGraph Cancer Doctor

 

Favorite Blog Posts from Kimberly:

I Made my Patient Cry

I Am Convinced (Part 1)

I Am Convinced (Part 2: Yin Leads, Yang Follows)

I Am Convinced (Part 3: Trust the Graph)

I Am Convinced (Part 4: Root vs. Branch)

And of course, my favorite events from 2011:

2011:  Mini
Mini Golf at the Miridia Office

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Happy Birthday AcuGraph 4!

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Winning the Heo-Jun First Prize for our Research Paper

The Heo-jun First Prize for Our
Visiting China

On]  TWO
TWO Training Seminars in Mexico!

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Meeting with Dignitaries in Nigeria

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Thanks for a Wonderful 2011!!

Dr. Adrian Larsen

Adrian P. Larsen, D.C., F.A.S.A., C.Ac.
Dr. Adrian P. Larsen is the President and Founder of Miridia Technology, where he combines his expertise in acupuncture and technology to develop innovative tools that help practitioners deliver better care and improve patient outcomes. Passionate about blending traditional healing wisdom with modern technology, Dr. Larsen has played a key role in advancing electroacupuncture and digital meridian analysis for practitioners around the world.

Dr. Larsen and his wife are enjoying a new season of life as most of their seven children are now grown and married, and they are the proud grandparents of five grandchildren.

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