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People respond to healing modalities in a variety of ways. It is said that more than 40% of healing comes from the "placebo effect" — meaning that it is not the drug or other therapy that cures, but the innate ability within the patient to heal that creates the positive outcome. The chosen therapy may be the catalyst for what already exists within for health and vitality. Into this equation, one must factor the belief system of the patient, including their positive or not so positive beliefs in the healer (i.e. physician, chiropractor, acupuncturist, etc.) and related healing community (modern biomedicine, traditional Chinese medicine, and so on). The patient's belief and confidence in the healer and the healing community, modality, or system, is critical to the overall success, even when the placebo effect is negated and the outcome is seemingly hinged on the therapies employed. Thus, the mental and emotional state of the patient is considered important on the outcome of health and vitality over debilitation and decline. A person's beliefs in herself or himself, conditions in her or his life, emotional health and happiness, stress, and so on, also impact health and healing.
Lesley Hamilton L.Ac.
Lesley
Hamilton has been treating patients as an Oriental Medical practitioner
since January 2001, first as an intern at AOMA (Academy of Oriental Medicine
at Austin) and then as owner of Modern World Acupuncture Clinic since
2003. Her private clinical practice is currently limited to 12 hours weekly.
The remainder of the week she works at AOMA as director of clinical studies,
herbal faculty member, academic advisor and assistant to the provost.
In addition, she is pursuing a master of academic medicine degree through
the University of Southern California.
Credentials include:
- Texas State Board of Medical Examiners License AC00644
- Master's of Science in Oriental Medicine from Academy of Oriental Medicine at Austin (AOMA)
- Diplomate of Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM)
- Diplomate of Acupuncture and Diplomate of Chinese Herbology (NCCAOM)
- Occupational Acupuncture Certificate (AOMA Occupational Acupuncture Practitioner Group AOAPG)
- Acu-Detox Specialist (NADA certified)
- Hepatitis C Specialist (Quan Yin Healing Arts certified)
- Wilderness First Responder (Wilderness Medical Associates certified) — modern medicine, not Oriental Medicine.
“I invite you to try Oriental medicine with me or one of my associates at the Rosedale Clinic.” Lesley Hamilton
Modern World Acupuncture Clinic is an Oriental medical clinic (also known as traditional Chinese medicine) owned by Lesley Hamilton, L. Ac. She is an independent practitioner at the Rosedale Clinic in Austin, Texas.
Rosedale Clinic
Modern World Acupuncture operates out of the Rosedale Clinic. Lesley shares this space with other alternative and complementary healthcare professionals. Please visit Rosedale Clinic for a complete list of these professionals.