2010 AAIM National Conference- Register & Save!!
Be sure to register for the AAIM National Conference before the Advanced Early Bird deadline on April 30 for the discounted rate of $449. For the conference schedule and information, click here .
AAIM Blog The blog for integrative medicine professionals
Be sure to register for the AAIM National Conference before the Advanced Early Bird deadline on April 30 for the discounted rate of $449. For the conference schedule and information, click here .
http://www.aaimedicine.com/conference/
The 2010 conference schedule is now available for viewing at http://www.aaimedicine.com/conference/. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me.
Thanks!
Jess Campbell
We are always looking for interesting and informative articles relating to integrative medicine for our quarterly journal, JAAIM Online. We hope to bring you a paper publication in the near future as well. If you would like to submit articles, please e-mail me at jessica@aaimedicine.com. Thank you!
Hello AAIM members! I hope you are enjoying the new AAIM blog. I think it will be a great networking tool and benefit to our members. I wanted to let you all know that if you register for the 2010 AAIM National Conference before December 31, 2009, you will receive the low rate of $349! The conference will be held on September 22-24 at the Renaissance Orlando Resort at SeaWorld. Please contact me for details at jessica@aaimedicine.com. I look forward to hearing from you!
Jessica Campbell
Chief Association Officer
To me, Integrative Medicine is any medicine/modality that is inclusive of whole body balance/wellness; anything that aims to soothe the body mind and spirit from dis-ease in a pure natural and regenerative manner. This would as well include education and awareness towards that which heals vs that which harms.
Integrative healing, or medicine, is a recognition of the value of different paradigms from Allopathy to Naturopathy in order to bring the greatest healing comfort to a patient. This, I think, means having an open mind akin to contemplating evolution in the light of the Cambrian explosion as so beautifully found in the China Shales and first described, I think, in the Burgess Shale deposit. Thus scaffolding according to Emmanuel Revici may be more correct than Darwin (who, in my humble opinion as a geneticist, got it right on with differentiation not necessarily anything else). What I mean to leave you with is that a paradigm is useful but not as a straight jacket! Thus Integrative Medicine must be open to truth and not convenience.
I would like to hear from other practitioners how they would define Integrative vs. Complementary vs. Alternative.
Thanks,
Dr. Reuven Rosenberg
Hello Integrative Medicine professionals! I am pleased to welcome you to the new AAIM Blog. Feel free to connect and discuss topics that are related to your field of study. In order to sign up, please e-mail me at jessica@aaimedicine.com.
I look forward to hearing from you!
Jessica Campbell, Chief Association Officer