Treating Unexplained Infertility with TCM: An Interview with Katherine Alexander Anderson
Katherine (MBA, DACM, LAc, FABORM) entered into the study and practice of TCM for infertility through her own personal experience with reproductive challenges. She has an extensive background in the medical field and has operated reproductive health clinics in both New Hampshire and Maine for the last decade. In this interview she highlights her clinical knowledge of treating couples with unexplained infertility with ‘Whole Systems Traditional Chinese Medicine’. As the president of the American Board of Oriental Reproductive Medicine (ABORM) she is a strong advocate for patients utilizing properly certified TCM reproductive health specialists when choosing this avenue of care. ~ Spence
Email
katherine@rhythmsforwomen.com
Websites
http://www.thefertiletruth.com
Professional Profile
Bachelor of Science, Health Management & Policy, University of New Hampshire
Master of Business Administration, University of New Hampshire
Masters of Acupuncture & Oriental Medicine, New England School of Acupuncture
Doctorate of Acupuncture & Chinese Medicine, Pacific College of Oriental Medicine
PhD Candidate, Nanjing University of Chinese Medicine
Licensed to practice Chinese medicine in Maine and New Hampshire
Professional Achievements
“Founded almost 10 years ago, and still operating today, a very busy fertility and women’s health TCM clinic. I founded this at a time when many said you couldn’t just specialize in fertility and women’s health and you had to treat everything to survive. I said “if you don’t specialize, you won’t specialize:”. If I you want to know a lot about something then you have to put your heart and soul into learning everything you can. So I did.
I am honoured that at this point in my career I have been asked to share some of my knowledge and wisdom with others. I have been asked to speak again at TCM Congress for the 3rd time next year, recently spoke at the Evidence Based Acupuncture Symposium to help spread awareness of the research surrounding our profession and just completed writing an article in the Journal of Chinese Medicine on treating Unexplained Infertility that was a rewarding experience. I am passionate about our medicine and its ability to help fertility patients and love being a conduit, spreading the word in any way possible whether speaking to groups of patients or practitioners.” – Katherine Alexander Anderson
Professional Experience
Former VP of Operations for long term care organization
Former director of patient service centers for national diagnostic laboratory organization
Founder/Clinical Director/TCM doc – Rhythms Center of Women’s Health
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