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What would Dr. Martha do at your clinic?
- April 5, 2020
- Posted by: Dr. Martha Lucas
- Category: Clinician Coaching
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This course is like Grand Rounds for your clinic. Dr. Lucas will come to you and work with your patients.
She will give you a new treatment perspective on even your most challenging patients based on her skills and many years of clinical experience.
You will also see how she talks with patients about their conditions/symptoms in a way that makes sense to them so they will be more compliant.
- Course Format: Online learning modules with on-site coaching
- Course Duration: full day, or 2 days
- Coaching Options: full day, or 2 days
- CEUs/PDAs: 1 for each hour
- Course Investment: $500 per full-day local; price TBA away from Denver
Registration is not open at this time. To join the waitlist, click JOIN below to be notified when registration opens.
Author:drmartha
Dr. Lucas is uniquely qualified in the field of Chinese Medicine because she holds a Ph.D. in Research Psychology a well as her certification and licensing to practice Traditional Chinese Medicine. Lucas has more than 20 years of teaching and speaking experience and is described as "a dynamic speaker who keeps her classes engaged and who can explain complex information in an understandable form." She is internationally known for teaching and training Practitioners the Mei Zen Cosmetic Acupuncture System. As well as teaching Cosmetic Acupuncture, she teaches practitioners how to properly take care of their patients’ skin using My Zen Skin Care products. Her other course offerings include the Pulse Diagnosis and Biofeedback Internship where practitioners study under her mentorship to learn to be better, more effective diagnosticians. Her private practice is based in Denver and in Littleton Colorado where she specializes in internal medicine: diagnosis and treatment of serious chronic illness and, of course, Mei Zen Cosmetic Acupuncture. Dr. Lucas has been interviewed about Cosmetic Acupuncture and skin care by many publications including The NewYork Times and USA Today and is the author of several books: Pulse Diagnosis: Beyond Slippery and Wiry, Cosmetic Acupuncture Works! Your guide to Cosmetic Acupuncture for anti-aging, The My Zen Cosmetic Acupuncture workbook included with course registration, and You don’t need Botox (out of print). Her latest book projects are Sex Sucks: What we can do about it, and for children, The Skeleton in a Tutu gets Acupuncture.