After graduating from high school in 1965, Dr. Daniel worked as a volunteer orderly at Sharon Hospital in Connecticut, which fueled his passion for health and wellness. He later attended the University of California, Berkeley with majors in Biochemistry, Biological Sciences and Psychology, graduating with a BA in 1969. He expanded his education and graduated …
Marie Collin graduated from the San Diego campus of Pacific College with her master’s degree in Traditional Oriental Medicine. She has spent over 20 years in Asia. She has studied Oriental medicine in its various forms and applications. She began her learning of acupuncture and Shiatsu in Japan. If you are interested in learning more about …
No pronoun preference A native of New York City, William Casalaina was registered in one of the first classes at Pacific College in September of 1993. He graduated from Fordham University in the Bronx in 1980, the Swedish Institute (massage) in 1991 and Pacific College (then Pacific Institute) in 1997, earning a Bachelor of Arts, …
Dr. Adriano Borgna LAc is an Italian physician, a licensed acupuncturist in New York state, a NADA (National Association for Drug detox with Acupuncture) detox specialist, and he has a diploma as a Bio-dynamic Farmer. He sits on the board of directors for the ATPS (Ancient Taoist Practice Society) of New York and has dedicated …
Dr. Joan Boccino is a graduate of Pacific College of Health and Science in New York City, where she currently serves as professor in the department of Science and Clinical Practice. She has maintained a private practice in Manhattan since 1997. Her post graduate studies have included work at the Shanghai College of TCM/Yue Yang …
Brian Bender earned his BS in Education/Mathematics from the University of Colorado in 1975, and in 1984 he received a Master’s degree from the McLaren College of Business Administration, University of San Francisco. After earning his MSTOM degree from Pacific College in 1996, Brian has gone on to teach at the International Professional School of …
Eric Baker has been teaching at Pacific College of Health and Science since 2003. He earned his undergrad in psychology, before switching to Chinese medicine for grad school, inspired by his deep love of and interest in Asian culture, especially Taoism and Zen. The majority of his clinical experience has been through hospitals, including the …
Catherine Austin earned her Master’s Degree from the American College of Traditional Chinese Medicine in 1998. She has been a Licensed Acupuncturist in private practice for 15 years in both Northern and Southern California and in South America, specializing in digestive disorders, allergies, auto-immune diseases, and women’s health. Ms. Austin has done extensive studies in …