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Miles Colman RH AHG-EWCH on Crater Lake in Oregon 2016.
I have pursued the twin disciplines of Kung Fu and TCM for 40 years. I hold a master rank in two Kung Fu styles and have been teaching for several large international martial arts organizations. My study of traditional Kung Fu led me to train in the arts of DA KE (trauma medicine), TCM and SHEN KUNG (spiritual healing based on Buddhist philosophy).
I traveled to Taiwan and became a direct disciple of master Yuen Ying Goa, learning herbal and trauma medicine. In addition, I became the sole inheritor of the Goa family healing methods and their only representative outside the 300 year old family tradition.
While teaching Kung Fu in the early 90s I became aware of the East West School of Planetary Herbology which was founded by Michael Tierra OMD LaC. Upon completion of the course and graduating with the title EWCH, I mentored personally with Dr Tierra and applied and received professional membership to the AHG in 2004.
Over the years I have operated herbal clinics in three states since 1996. These were private practices and all manner of illness was treated, not just physical trauma and martial art or sports injuries. I mentored several students who completed their professional membership to the AHG.
Currently I am on staff and a teacher for the East West School where I conduct online chats in materia medica and case studies. At the East West school's annual seminar in Ben Lomond, CA I have been teaching classes since 2000. As one of East West's favorite teachers I have taught topics ranging from TCM theory to formula classes and Qi Gong. (See videos below.)
I maintain a busy teaching schedule involving training herbalists and martial artists in the arts of herbal medicine, Kung Fu and spiritual arts. I am currently working on courses to teach the art of Da Ke and 5 Element herbalism. I maintain a small clinical practice in addition to my mentoring for the East West School. I am a teacher and practitioner of energy healing arts and teach nationally and internationally.
I traveled to Taiwan and became a direct disciple of master Yuen Ying Goa, learning herbal and trauma medicine. In addition, I became the sole inheritor of the Goa family healing methods and their only representative outside the 300 year old family tradition.
While teaching Kung Fu in the early 90s I became aware of the East West School of Planetary Herbology which was founded by Michael Tierra OMD LaC. Upon completion of the course and graduating with the title EWCH, I mentored personally with Dr Tierra and applied and received professional membership to the AHG in 2004.
Over the years I have operated herbal clinics in three states since 1996. These were private practices and all manner of illness was treated, not just physical trauma and martial art or sports injuries. I mentored several students who completed their professional membership to the AHG.
Currently I am on staff and a teacher for the East West School where I conduct online chats in materia medica and case studies. At the East West school's annual seminar in Ben Lomond, CA I have been teaching classes since 2000. As one of East West's favorite teachers I have taught topics ranging from TCM theory to formula classes and Qi Gong. (See videos below.)
I maintain a busy teaching schedule involving training herbalists and martial artists in the arts of herbal medicine, Kung Fu and spiritual arts. I am currently working on courses to teach the art of Da Ke and 5 Element herbalism. I maintain a small clinical practice in addition to my mentoring for the East West School. I am a teacher and practitioner of energy healing arts and teach nationally and internationally.
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Herbalist Miles Coleman explains the Fire element in Chinese traditional medicine at the 2008 East West School of Herbology seminar in Ben Lomond, CA.
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8 Piece Qi Gung with Miles Coleman. Filmed at the 2010 East West School of Herbology seminar in Ben Lomond, CA.
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Herbalist Miles Coleman teaches about Chinese yin tonics at the 2011 East West School of Planetary Herbology seminar in Ben Lomond, CA. Herbs discussed include ginseng, asparagus, and ophiopogon.
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