Aidan Keeva

Doctor of Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine

Online and In-person Sessions

I offer in-person and online sessions supporting individuals with their health using herbal medicine, acupuncture, and other Chinese medical modalities.

Writing

In my writing, I explore a wide range of topics related to medicine, embodiment, philosophy, religion and spirituality. Check out my blog and stay tuned for my forthcoming book The Resonant Body: Anatomy, Perception, and the Phenomenology of Chinese Medicine

Teaching and
Green Mountain College of Chinese Medicine

In addition to teaching regular online classes, I am part of a small team of committed individuals currently working on founding a college of Classical Chinese medicine in Marlboro, Vermont.

Clinical Work

My work is firmly rooted in the classical tradition of Chinese medicine. As a licensed Doctor of Acupuncture and Chinese medicine (DACM), I work with many tools to support healing: I practice acupuncture, prescribe herbal formulas, provide cupping, gua sha, tui na, moxibustion, and various other therapies when appropriate.Chinese medicine doesn't just treat diseases, it treats people. For this reason, each session is tailor-made to address each client's unique situation, with every acupuncture treatment, and ever herbal formula made custom.I work a lot with people living with chronic illness, including conditions that are complex and which evade the understanding of modern Western medicine. In addition, I have a lot of experience working with people who have psychoemotional challenges, such as depression and anxiety, or who feel confusion and a sense of loss of purpose in life.
In addition to all of this, I frequently treat digestive disorders, menstrual irregularities, headaches and migraines, respiratory conditions, sleep disorders, inflammatory and rheumatic disorders, and a whole host of other conditions.I work both online and in-person at my clinic space in Wilmington, Vermont.

Writing

I am the author of the forthcoming book The Resonant Body: Anatomy, Perception, and the Phenomenology of Chinese Medicine.
To read some of my other writing, please check out my blog below:

Teaching

I frequently teach classes on yangsheng, ____
I have also recently begun teaching meditation classes, focused on the cultivation of mindful attention, love, and wisdom, an expression of my decade and a half of engagement with intensive practice rooted in Buddhist and Daoist traditions.
You can check out some videos of me teaching about Chinese medicine on YouTube here:

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Green Mountain College of Chinese Medicine

I am part of a small group of individuals working of founding a college of Chinese medicine in Southern Vermont, called Green Mountain College of Classical Chinese Medicine. Check out our landing page here: