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Dr. Christina Campbell
has 34 years of experience in the health care
field as educator/consultant, researcher, and clinician:psychologist and
nurse. She received her B.S. in Nursing in 1968 from the University of
Floriday. She worked as a nurse at many teaching hospitals in Pediatrics,
medicine and psychiatry. Her interest was in helping patients cope with
stress and trauma. Her research was in studying the relationship between
stress and health and illness. She received a grant to conduct a study in
Play preparations for children undergoing cardiac catheterization procedures.
Additional research projects were: Perception of Stress by staff while
working in an adolescent millieu, Langly Porter Psychiatric Hospital, San
Francisco, California. A treatment outcome study of Hospice care was
conducted at various hospices in the Bay Area. She helped nurses develop research
projects as part of a national grant at Stanford Medical Center.
She receved her M.S.
in Community Health Nursing from San Francisco
State University in 1977. After receiving her Masters, she taught
Psychiatric/Mental Health and Community Nursing at University of San
Francisco and San Francisco State University. She receved her doctorate in Educational
Psychology Counseling from the University of San Francisco in 1984. Her internship
was in dual diangnosis in a Professional clinic for addiction, patients were privately
referred and from the federal prison system.
She was credentialed as a Clinical Specialist in Psychiatric Mental
Health Nursing in 1982 and received her license as a psychologist in 1992. She
then taught courses in psychology and integral health at John F. Kennedy University
and the California Institute of Integral Studies.
Inspired by the vitality in Greek Music and dance, she studied and
performed ethnic dances including classical Persian, Arabic, Turkish,
Egyptian, Tunisian, Flaminko, and Greek dance. She has integrated dance and dance
therapy artistically and clinically throughout her career. Her passion combines
interests in dance as healing art and trauma psychology.
Through rhythm in dance and
through dreams, she brings a message about survival. Christina creates and performs
authentic dance pieces based on psychological and social issues and perspectives,
such as her moving and profound works, 'Dances of Psyche." In Guernica she
treats violence, trauma, and alienation in society. Named after Picasso's painting
of the Nazi invasion of Spain, Guernica conveys the horror of war, and was foretelling
of the neo-Nazi movement. In her Dance of Gentle Sorrow, she expresses grief and
rage at the loss of life and child. In her Fire dance, she celebrates life, and
the natural forms and forces of fire and wind.
She is presently in private practice in Sausalito, California: Health
Psychology: Healing Arts and Sciences for the treatment of stress and trauma.
She integrates contemporary psychology and ancient ideas: EMDR, dreams, and the
arts to help with issues of survival. Courses in Trauma psychology are taught
to mental health professionals, nurses, fire-fighters and the general public.
Presentations/book signing and concerts will be available in the near future.
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Dr. Daniel C Wang
Doctor of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine
Dr. Daniel C Wang is a very gifted physician of Oriental
Medicine. He is a disciple of Buddist Teachings and studied with the Monks in Tibet. One of his practices was to get his energy up
when the temperature was below zero. His teacher was the greatest Master in the world and was the teacher for the
Dalai Lama. We are honored to have him practicing here in Sausalito.
Dr. Wang was born in China and began his interest in Chinese
Medicine and Qigong early in childhood and continued studying
and practicing Qigong throughout High School. From 1980 to
2000, he visited and had private teachings with many Traditional Chinese Medicine Doctors and Martial Arts Masters to acquire
greater mastery and knowledge.
He received his Bachelor’s degree At Shandong University in China. In 2000, he moved to the United States where he attended a Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) Program, Dongguk Royal University in Los Angeles. He took boards and became a licensed
Acupuncturist and received his Master’s Degree in acupuncture
And Chinese Medicine in 2003.
The next several years he acquired broad work experiences
with a variety of practitioners in medical clinics with MDs’, and Nurse practitioners and with alternative practitioners: chiropractors, massage therapists and other acupuncturists.
In 2006, he attended the first Doctoral TCM program in Northern California at Five Branches University in San Jose.
He received his Doctoral Degree in Acupuncture and Chinese
Medicine there in March, 2009. He received specialist training
From Doctors from China and the United States, both Eastern
and Western Knowledge and perspectives.
He became
particularly skilled in the treatment of pain, Internal disorders,
Mental health, Women’s Health. and energy balance and
enhancement
Dr Wang has practiced Qigong, Taichi, and other traditional Chinese Martial Arts over 30 years. The long-term practice offers him a strong internal Qi energy, which he uses in his acupuncture
practice; patients get more energy and better results from his treatments.
In addition to acupuncture and herbal therapy, he also teaches his patients to do Qigong and Taichi practice.
He is a member of the World Academic Society of Medical Qigong and the China Academic Society of Medical Qigong.
He is a successor of Kunlun and Wudang Toaist School.
He taught at the Dongguk Royal University as a Professor of
Qigong andTaichi. He also has taught privately and now his
students are Teachers of Gigong and Taichi.
In his practice, Dr. Wang always focuses on the natural way which has less side effects. He is concerned about the Whole
person instead of the local symptom or problem. He works
toward the long term effect and a happier life; he is concerned
with Prevention.
Dr Wang is dedicated to Alternative Medicine; he has studied
and practiced alternative medicine over the last 20 years.
He has taken alternative medicine as his entire life profession
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