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Current Students Enrollment for the Summer 2026 term  will open on Monday, February 23 at 12:00 AM  and will close on Thursday, April 2 at 11:59 PM . Please make sure to finalize your course selections before the deadline. 📝 How to Enroll Go to the Registration  tab under My Profile . Select Summer 2026  from the term menu. Add your courses to your schedule. Click Save  to submit your registration. When prompted, review and digitally sign the Term Enrollment Agreement . You

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One of the gifts of becoming an Acupuncturist is the capacity to build your dream practice, and in Erin Langley’s case, she’s done that quite literally. Dreams, the spirits of the body and the lands, and ancestral connections are all fundamental pieces of how she practices and connects with East Asian medicine.

Meet Dr. Kim Peirano, DACM, LAc., an Alumni of AIMC Berkeley. She has a thriving practice in Marin focused on Facial Acupuncture & spiritual development. She recently founded the Integrative Healing Institute, a non-profit focused on providing high-quality continuing education courses.

This Zine serves as a bridge that connects East Asian Medicine traditions with your daily life practices - so that we may all find the way to health and happiness[...]May the offerings within these pages enrich and inspire you to align yourself with the nature and medicine that we hold so dear.

Read this interactive zine to be more informed about discrimination & racism in healthcare. Learn how the Black Panther Party and other activists fought for public health initiatives in the 1960’s and 1970’s and what that has to do with the history of Acupuncture in the U.S.

Are you wanting to learn more about acupuncture and Integrative medicine? Learn more about how our school changed Sapho's life and what they're doing now.

Explore Erin's journey as an Asian American herbalist and acupuncturist. We love learning about the personal and transformative journey her career has taken into showcasing her identity as an Asian American practicing traditional East Asian medicine. You can learn more about her herbal shop and her experiences with AIMC. Read more!

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Opening a private practice during a pandemic may seem daunting, but AIMC graduate Syndey Malewar made it happen. She’s now successfully working as a practitioner here in Berkeley. To find out how she made this happen, check out this blog post!

Curious about what it’s like to work in our student clinic? Use this blog as your resource!