| CHAD
BAILEY, Acup. Phys. is a NCCAOM
& Florida State Licensed Acupuncture Physician. He earned a
BS in Exercise Physiology from Temple University (Philadelphia,
PA) in 1992 and graduated with honors. He earned his graduate
degree from the International Institute of Chinese Medicine
(Santa Fe, NM) in 1995 (Master of Chinese Medicine). Mr. Bailey
has 20 years of experience in martial arts, healing arts and
philosophy. Mr. Bailey's healing arts practice utilizes the
elements of Acupuncture, Acupressure, Tui Na, Herbology, Qi
Gong, Diet Therapy, Feng Shui and Taoist philosophy. He is currently
writing three non-fiction healing arts books as well as a novel.
| |
NANCY
BROWNE, BS, L.M.T. earned
her Bachelor of Arts at Washington University in St. Louis,
majoring in Biology. She has been the Executive Director of
Acupuncture and Massage College since its inception in 1983.
Ms. Browne is an Instructor at the Poetry In Motion, Tai Chi
Chuan School and has studied Shiatsu with Professor Tomiezo
Hoshino and Tui Na with Dr. Gordon Xu. Ms. Browne is a licensed
Massage Therapist in the State of Florida.
|
|
RICHARD
BROWNE, L.M.T., Acup. Phys., OMD (Sri Lanka), Homeo. Phys.
is a licensed and certified Acupuncture Physician and Massage
Therapist in the State of Florida and is a National Board Certified
Homeopathic Diplomat. He is President of Acupuncture and Massage
College and is President Emeritus of the Florida State Oriental
Medical Association. Mr. Browne is Chief Instructor of the Poetry
In Motion, Tai Chi Chuan School and is Director of the Pillar
of Light Foundation. He has studied the Oriental Healing Arts
with such notable teachers as Master Don Ahn of South Korea,
Master Kai Ming Tsung of China, Master George Xu of China, Dr.
Gordon Xu of China and Professor Tomiezo Hoshino of Japan.
|
|
REGIS
BONTOUX, L.M.T., Acup. Phys., OMD (Sri Lanka), was
born in France and graduated from Massage Therapy school in
1991 and from the Acupressure-Acupuncture Institute Oriental
Medicine program in 1996. Mr. Bontoux has been a martial arts
practitioner since 1987 with a specialty in Tai Chi and Qi Kung.
Mr. Bontoux maintains a Healing Arts practice in Key West and
Miami. There he specializes in Acupuncture, Acupressure, Tui
Na, Cranial-Sacral, Colorpuncture, Tai Chi, Reiki, and Yoga.
|
|
GUILLERMO
CACERES, M.D. (Ven.), Acup. Phys.,
Guillermo Caceres graduated from
The Acupuncture & Massage College’s Acupuncture Program
in 2002. He currently works as an Acupuncture Physician in the
local community. Dr. Caceres has also been teaching at the Acupuncture
& Massage College for the past 3 years.
|
|
SHUFENG
DING, Acup. Phys., MD (China), (CO), began
her studies of TCM in 1982. She is a graduate of Beijing TCM
University and formerly worked at the China Academy of TCM in
Beijing. Dr. Ding has significant experience in Chinese Herb
research. She has succesfully treated internal and gynecological
disorders, her specialty, for the last 15 years. Dr. Ding has
5 years of teaching experience. |
|
ANA
GONZALES, MPH, Ana Gonzales
received her Masters of Public Health and Bachelor of Arts in
Psychology from Florida International University. She has worked
as a Women’s Project Coordinator with Health Crisis Network,
and a Women’s Health Educator with Planned Parenthood
of Greater Miami. In addition, Ms. Gonzales has been a program
specialist for the University of Miami, Department of Obstetrics
and Gynecology where she assisted in their multi-site research
studies.
|
|
ROBERT
HAYDEN, A.P., M.S.O.M., graduated
from Midwest College of Oriental Medicine, where he later taught
Chinese medical theory and point location. He specializes in
Japanese acupuncture styles, and has studied with many prominent
Japanese acupuncturists. He is a frequent contributor to the
North American Journal of Oriental Medicine, and has taught
Japanese techniques to acupuncturists and bodyworkers nationwide.
A native of the Chicago area, he now lives and practices in
Hollywood, Florida. |
|
KAMRAN
KHAN, Acup. Phys., OMD (Sri Lanka), Homeo. Phys. was
raised and educated in London, England. He graduated from the
Acupressure-Acupuncture Institute in 1995. In 1999 Dr. Khan
earned his Homeopathic Diplomat from the National Board of Homeopathic
Examiners. Dr. Khan has traveled extensively in Asia where he
has studied the Oriental Healing Arts with numerous Masters.
Dr. Khan currently practices and teaches in the Miami area,
specializing in Acupuncture, Herbology, Shiatsu, Tui Na, Thai
Massage, Colorpuncture, Homeopathy, Qi Kung, and Yoga. |
|
AIGARS
REZEVSKI, L.M.T., MD (Latvia) graduated
from Latvian Medical Academy in 1992. He has been trained in
Western Medicine, Sports Medicine, Manual Therapy,Physical Therapy
and Therapeutic Massage. From 1992 until 1994 Dr. Rezevski practiced
surgery in P. Stiadims State Clinical Hospital. Dr. Rezevski
has been practicing his very unique system of Massage Therapy
in the Miami area since 1994. |
|
LOUISA
ROGERS, Ed.D. , has a doctorate
in English Education from Rutgers University and a Masters and
a Bachelors in British Literature from Hunter College, City
University of New York. She is an expert in the field of teaching
writing as well as curriculum and materials design. In addition
to her teaching background, she has been a consultant for Miami-Dade
County Public Schools and has worked as a program administrator
at the University of Miami, Florida International University,
and Rutgers University. In addition to being Academic Director
of SEIOM, Dr. Rogers is a professor of English at Broward Community
College and Barry University. |
|
| AMY
SEAR, Acup. Phys. graduated from
Cornell University, Ithaca, New York, in 1981. She graduated with
honors from AAI's Acupuncture and Oriental Medical programs in
1996 and 1999 respectively. Ms. Sear has specialized in Chinese
Herbs, both raw and processed, and teaches classes in Herbal Medicine
to Acupuncture Physicians. Ms. Sear maintains a practice in the
Miami area and works at Positive Connections, Miami, Florida where
she offers Acupuncture treatment to HIV patients. |
 |
GUORONG
XU, M.D.(China), has a medical
degree, in Chinese Medicine, from Shandong University of China.
He graduated from the Jiang Xi College of Traditional Chinese
Medicine, where he specialized in Tui-Na and Acupuncture. He teaches
Dragon Gate Qi Gong and Taoist Tui-Na healing exercises. He came
to the United States in 1993 and taught at Five Branches Institute
of Traditional Chinese Medicine at Santa Cruz, California before
joining the the Acupuncture & Massage College of Oriental
Medicine faculty in February 2003. Doctor Xu has been in practice
for over twenty years.
|
|
JOSEPH J. ZHUANG, Acup. Phys., MD (China) DOM, (NM), (CO),
studied TCM since 1979, and received his Master's degree from
China Academy of TCM in 1988 in Beijing. His teacher is Professor
Xinnong Chen (Chief Editor of CAM). Dr. Zhuang has over 20 years
of TCM experience, and 15 years of teaching experience. He has
taught at the China Beijing International Training Center (one
of the training centers collaborating with the World Health Organization
(WHO), in addition to centers in Norway, Germany, Taiwan and IICM. |
 |
|
