AIMC Blog

In clinical practice, acupuncturists and bodywork practitioners often encounter situations where progress slows or patients are unable to tolerate standard treatment approaches. Chronic conditions may plateau, emotional patterns may remain resistant, or certain populations—such as children, elders, or those with needle sensitivity—may require gentler forms of care. These challenges invite practitioners to explore complementary methods that work within the framework of Chinese

Excitement is growing at Acupuncture and Integrative Medicine College (AIMC) as Spring 2026 enrollment opens! Whether you’re continuing your studies or beginning your journey into East Asian medicine, now is the perfect time to secure your courses for the upcoming term. Classes begin on January 5, 2026 , offering a full range of classroom and clinical experiences designed to prepare you for a meaningful career in integrative medicine. With online enrollment open through Nove

Considering a career in Acupuncture and Integrative Medicine? Join us for AIMC’s upcoming Virtual Open House  to learn more about our...

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AIMC students got to experience an in-depth look at growing and harvesting traditional Chinese herbs during a visit to Peg Schafer’s Chinese Medicinal Herb Farm.

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Teishin is a unique Japanese contact needling technique. Our students were able to learn more at this AIMC workshop with Funamizu Sensei. Check out other upcoming events and workshops on our calendar.

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Learn more about setting up your own acupuncture practice with tips from Alyssa Dazet, author of “Building a 6-Figure Acupuncture Practice”.

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