Practitioner

Professional

Matthew established his practice in Switzerland in 2003 and was the co-organizer in October 2004 of L'étoile, espace thérapeutique multidisciplinaire in Nyon.

Training

Matthew Epps is a graduate of the Oregon College of Oriental Medicine (OCOM) in Portland, Oregon. His three year course post-graduate studies in western medical sciences and traditional Chinese medical techniques also included training and clinical practice in Shiatsu, Qi Gong, and Tai Qi-Quan. He was granted the Masters of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (MAcOM) degree in 2002 following successful completion of the national examination administered by the National Council for the Certification of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine’s (NCCAOM) in the USA. Matthew is also certified by the National Acupuncture Detox Association (NADA) in auriculo-therapy in the treatment of addictions.

OCOM Diploma

Matthew completed his internship and clinical training in Portland at:

  • the OCOM Acupuncture Clinic and OCOM Shiatsu Clinic with the general public,
  • the HolgateSenior Center and Gresham Senior Center with elderly patients;
  • at the Portland Alternative Health Center with persons recovering from substance abuse problems.

Continuing Education

  • Trigger Points et Syndrome Myofascial: Technique de ventouse, moxa, manuelle (Jondeau)
  • Formation "Trainer" NADA (NADA Suisse)
  • Phytothérapie Chinoise, Si Jun Zi Tang (Guang Ming)
  • Massage du Sportif (Quéry)
  • Massage Chinois- Tui-Na (Oasis)
  • Massage Chinois- Tui-Na (Sionneau)
  • Rééquilibrage du dos (Fit Massages)
  • Pathologies de l’appareil locomoteur (Terraz)
  • Etudes des cas, MTC (Inst. YuYing)
  • Les syndromes Bi et Wei, et pathologies WaMu (FLETC)
  • Traitement acupunctural de quelques maladies psychiques et nerveuses (Guang Ming)
  • MTC et Médecine Occidentale : Intégration et/ou complémentarité (ASCA)
  • La Piqure du point unique (Guang Ming)
  • Kinésiologie Niveau 1(Reymond)

 

Personal Bio

Matthew Epps, MAcOM

Matthew was born in Geneva, Switzerland, and raised in New Rochelle, New York. He returned to Switzerland with his family in 1993, where he graduated from the International School of Geneva at La Châtaigneraie, In 1995 he returned to the USA for university and graduated in 1999 from Macalester College in St. Paul, Minnesota, with a major in Asian Philosophy, and minor in Religious Studies. During the second half of studies at Macalester he became increasingly interested in the practice of traditional medicine, and traveled through India, Nepal, and Tibet to lay the foundation which supported his post-graduate study and current practice of Traditional Medicine. Later travel in China focused on the modern practice and integration of Traditional Chinese Medicine in association with modern medical techniques and paradigms.

 

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