Dr. Nancy Post is an expert in the areas of strategic planning, organizational development and energy management. As a consultant, she has advised large and small companies on the benefits of strategic development, organization and leadership training, with a client list that includes Kaiser Permanente, General Motors, BellSouth Wireless, and the states of Vermont, Delaware and Massachusetts. She has held a variety of teaching positions at Temple University, the Wharton School of Business, the University of Pennsylvania and, most recently, the Keller School of Management in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Dr. Post graduated cum laude from the University of Pennsylvania in 1979, with degrees in economics and psychology. She then attended the Traditional Acupuncture Institute (now TAI Sophia Institute) in Columbia, Maryland and received her master's degree in acupuncture in 1984. In 1994, she earned a PhD in organizational behavior from Union Institute in Cincinnati, Ohio. Dr. Post still maintains a busy Chinese medicine practice in Philadelphia. For more information on Dr. Post and how to contact her with any questions, visit www.NancyPost.com.
TrA-2, my primary needle location, I needle 95% of the time and I think it works the best. You’ll know you have the right point location when you discover the muscle twitching when applying electric stimulation.
Microneedling has emerged as a widely embraced therapeutic modality for acupuncturists, offering diverse benefits ranging from addressing fine lines and wrinkles to treating conditions such as acne, acne scars, hair loss, melasma, and rosacea. This article focuses specifically on the application of microneedling as a therapy for acne and acne scars.
Recovery following a stroke can be a complicated and arduous process, depending on the extent of the damage and its resulting limitations on function. Post-stroke motor aphasia, or language function impairment following the event, is a common limitation – and one that acupuncture appears to help mitigate, according to the latest research findings.
