Personal
I Speak English
Male
, born on Oct 8th
Santa Monica
,
CA
United States
Website: http://www.lotusew.com
Fun
Activities:
Yoga, Walking, Gardening, Swimming, Biking
Interests:
Nature, Family/Friends, Movies
When Not On Rootdown.us, I am...
treating patients
Work
Organizations: American Association of Oriental Medicine (AAOM), California State Oriental Medical Association (CSOMA), American Association of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (AAAOM), American Acupuncture Council, Acupuncture & Integrated Medicine Specialists
I Teach At
Emperor's College of Traditional Oriental Medicine
Meditation I: Introduction to Meditation; Meditation II: The Yin Organs
Profile:
Brendan Armm, DAOM, LAc - Founder/Director
Doctor of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine
Dr. Armm is a board-certified Acupuncturist and Chinese Medicinal Herbalist both in
the state of California and nationally. He is among fewer than fifty practitioners
nationally to have completed a first of its kind clinical Doctorate in Orthopedics, Pain
Management and Integrative Medicine. In addition to Dr. Armm’s practice with and
founding Lotus East-West Medical Center, he teaches Oriental medicine and
meditation to the master level students at Emperor’s College of Traditional Oriental
Medicine.
While becoming a licensed acupuncturist, he was named “Student of the Year,” an
award presented by the American Association of Oriental Medicine given only to the
top student in the country. To enhance his clinical education, Dr. Armm completed a
year long doctoral fellowship at Good Samaritan Hospital in downtown Los
Angeles, a two year internship under Dr. Zhiyou Qiu, LAc, MD (China) at Emperor’s
Doctoral Pain Management Clinic in Santa Monica, and an externship at the Venice
Family Clinic. He graduated at the top of his class at both Emperor’s College and
Wesleyan University receiving both schools’ highest honors.
Originally from Connecticut, Dr. Armm comes from a family of doctors. He grew up
pursuing his western medical dream including assisting in the emergency room at
Bridgeport’s St. Vincent’s Hospital, performing research in Immunology and
Dermatology at Yale University School of Medicine, shadowing a Cardiologist at
Bridgeport Hospital, and working in his father’s Urological private practice.
Being exposed to disease and suffering led Dr. Armm to the practice of meditation to
cultivate compassion. Over the next six years, he embodied the value of treating the
whole individual and not just the disease. Then, a six-month journey through
India.... for more information, visit www.lotusew.com.