Daniel Schulman on Japanese Acupuncture

TCM Radio audio podcast. In his Charlottetown clinic, Daniel draws mainly from a number of Japanese palpatory styles of acupuncture including

# Meridian Therapy (Keiraku Chiryo)
# Yoshio Manaka's approaches to structural Yin Yang balancing
# Kiiko Matsumoto's hara reflex release approaches
# Toyohari
# Shonishin (Paediatric needleless acupuncture)

Daniel has spent most of his life on islands (Manhattan, Montreal, England and Prince Edward Island) and considers himself an Islander, through and through. For the first 20 years of his adult life, he was occupied in various fields of environmental science, both professionally and as an activist. He also spent 12 years learning and teaching with the Taoist Tai Chi Society of Canada In his mid-30's, Daniel made a mid-life transition into the field of Oriental Medicine.

Daniel is certified with the NCCAOM in the United States. He is a graduate of the 3-year full-time postgraduate acupuncture program at the New England School of Acupuncture in Boston, Massachusetts. NESA is the oldest accredited North American school of acupuncture . NESA has a long history of bringing various Japanese styles of acupuncture to North America. Daniel considers himself very fortunate to have attended NESA at a time when he could acquire good training in several Japanese acupuncture approaches.