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Practice Management Gems from Whitfield Reaves
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In this episode, AJ sits down with Whitfield Reaves, a pioneer in the field of Acupuncture Sports Medicine. During his interview, Whitfield provides insight into the techniques he has used to build his successful practice and marketing strategies that have worked for him throughout his career. The hints he offers provide a unique approach to attracting both athletes and the general public to your practice with an emphasis on specialization and education.
About Whitfield Reaves: For 35 years Whitfield has run a successful practice focusing on integrating traditional acupuncture with Western orthopedics. He has worked with some of the most elite athletes in the world using this combination of anatomical assessment and Eastern treatment protocols. He brings his distinctive style to his students in seminars held around the world and through the Acupuncture Sports Medicine Apprenticeship program in Oakland and in Maui. In addition to his extensive teaching schedule, Whitfield provides his unique treatment protocols in his book, The Acupuncture Handbook for Sports Injury and Pain.
Learn more about Whitfield including his seminars and the Acupuncture Sports Medicine Apprenticeship Program:
http://www.whitfieldreaves.com/
http://www.theacupuncturehandbook.com
Short CEU webinars featuring Whitfield through Eastern Currents:
http://www.easterncurrents.ca/learning/earn-ceus/recorded-courses/acupuncture-sports-medicine-webinar-series
Purchase Whitfield’s book, The Acupuncture Handbook for Sports Injury and Pain:
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