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What if EVERYONE was an  acupuncturist?

What if EVERYONE was an acupuncturist?

by Nora Madden This article was originally published as a blog on the Community Acupuncture Network’s (CAN) forum on June 8, 2009. Reprinted with permission by the author in the  Summer 2021 Guidepoints Issue. Sign-up to receive Guidepoints in your inbox quarterly. The Guidepoints newsletter is the only publication devoted to the sharing and dissemination of our NADA work on an international scale. Become a...

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Membership Spotlight: Anita Dungo-Uldrich

Membership Spotlight: Anita Dungo-Uldrich

Anita Dungo-Uldrich has been a NADA Member for two years. She completed her ADS training in Laramie in 2017 and has been bringing the NADA protocol to her work at the VA and her community in Grand Island, Nebraska ever since. Anita, also known as Annie, is a licensed...

Save the Date! NADA’s Upcoming Virtual Events

Save the Date! NADA’s Upcoming Virtual Events

July Membership Check-In Wednesday, July 1st at 10 AM MDT / 12 PM EDT. How do we ‘undo the aloneness’ of this moment? We’ll be offering space to: “Gathering helps to undo the aloneness of this...

Statement of Solidarity with the Movement for Black Lives

Statement of Solidarity with the Movement for Black Lives

June 3, 2020 We stand in solidarity with everyone expressing their outrage at the murder of George Floyd by the Minneapolis police and demanding accountability. Nate Hurse, NADA’s vice president who lives in the Twin Cities, observed this week that...

News from the NADA Trainer Community

News from the NADA Trainer Community

We wanted to share with you the very sad news that Michigan trainer, Tyrone Chatman, passed away in March from cancer. Tyrone became a trainer in the 1990s in Detroit, and brought NADA services to the Michigan Veterans Foundation (MVF), of which he was the CEO. MVF...

Ear Acupressure Outreach & Education Tool

Ear Acupressure Outreach & Education Tool

Ear acupressure helps people of all ages. This simple technique helps everything from trauma recovery and healing, to quieting stress and anxiety, to helping with headaches and general wellness. It provides a balancing effect – some people feel sleepy while others are energized, some feel relief of depression, some seem to get a peaceful sensation of relaxation, and some don’t feel anything. Michael Smith said that it “helps kick in the body’s own healing system. It helps what needs helping.”

Guidepoints: News from NADA Winter 2019/20

Guidepoints: News from NADA Winter 2019/20

Before reading our Guidepoints Winter 2019/20 Issue, we invite you to listen to a short message from Sara Bursać, NADA's Executive Director. Click here for a PDF of Guidepoints Winter 2019/20. Transcript of Sara's message: Dear friends and members of NADA...