Update – 3/24/20
We are expanding our schedule with a new broadcast by Aimee Poirier and added broadcasts by Kathy Wilson. New classes for this week will include: Friday 11:00am with Aimee, Thursday 12:00pm and Friday 5:00pm with Kathy. Join us for extra hours of healing and relaxation.
We are proud to announce that the Quincy healing center moved to a beautiful new location in November. The new office accommodates our growth by offering additional Tong Ren healing classes, a bigger and brighter building, ample free parking, and all in a convenient location. Our new office address is: 300 Congress Street #310 Quincy, MA 02169. Please see our class schedule to keep updated on classes. We recently kicked off the New Year with a Quincy open house, celebrating the new office. More than...
Tom Tam, renowned licensed acupuncturist, and Julie Kalustian, leukemia survivor, discussing the healing powers of Tong Ren and how treating the nervous system can help heal untreatable ailments. To listen to the podcast, please use the link below:
Below is an email from Angelo to Tom and other Tong Ren practitioners sharing recent success stories from Italy. Angelo is a Tong Ren practitioner and patient in the Quincy office and also the Italian liaison who visits the Italian Tong Ren group in Italy multiple times a year to share new machinery and research to the group. Hello Tom, et all! Friday the 12th, I was able to take a jump from my town to Florence to deliver the latest and greatest, but not...
Medical science has made extraordinary progress over the last few decades. But sometimes, traditional medicine can only go so far. What do you do when the normal, typical approach isn’t enough? For some, Tong Ren has provided an answer. Tom Tam, a Boston acupuncturist for more than three decades, has developed the healing technique of Tong Ren for those who have tried and failed to treat their ailments through traditional methods. Tom and Julie Kalustian, one of his success stories, join Dan in the NightSide...
Medical science has made extraordinary progress over the last few decades. But sometimes, traditional medicine can only go so far. What do you do when the normal, typical approach isn’t enough? For some, Tong Ren has provided an answer. Tom Tam, a Boston acupuncturist for more than three decades, has developed the healing technique of Tong Ren for those who have tried and failed to treat their ailments through traditional methods. Tom and Julie Kalustian, one of his success stories, join Dan in the NightSide...
Tom Tam’s October 2017 trip to Italy marked a historic turning point on the road to bringing Tong Ren to the world. We discovered that Tong Ren Italy is gaining in reputation and practice among doctors and patients. A Tong Ren seminar conducted by Tom Tam at the Collegio Italiano Osteopatica, Parma, and seminars in Milan and Florence have opened new doors to Tong Ren. This trip introduced Tong Ren to the osteopathic community, among others, expanding capacity for Tong Ren in helping heal the...
There are 50 of us here participating in a Tong Ren class at the Oriental Culture Institute in Quincy. Suzanne Kroll has driven from Worcester. Elaine Harmon, who lives in Hyde Park, Julie Kalustian and her mom, Georgia Contes, Arlington residents, and Chuck Christian, from Randolph, had shorter commutes. Sometimes, the free weekly classes include people from across the country or around the world. A woman from San Diego stayed for two weeks. A young man from China was here for three months. Most of...
June 27, 2017 Medical science has made extraordinary progress over the last few decades. But sometimes, traditional medicine can only go so far. What do you do when the normal, typical approach isn’t enough? For some, Tong Ren has provided an answer. Dr. Eleanor Marks, a former Boston University professor, decided sixteen years ago to leave the world of academia and become an expert in Tong Ren healing. Dr. Marks and one of her success stories, Julie Kalustian, join Dan in the NightSide studio to...