MAAOM

Michigan Association of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine

1The Michigan Association of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine is a non-profit organization committed to promoting the safe and effective practice of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine in Michigan


MISSION STATEMENT

Members of the Michigan Association of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine Seek To:

  • promote the safe and effective practice of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine,
  • support regulatory legislation which meets or exceeds NCCAOM standards, and
  • expand public awareness and understanding of the preventive and long-term health benefits of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine.

ABOUT US

We are a professional organization of  trained and experienced acupuncturists and practitioners of oriental medicine, committed to providing the best care to keep our patients balanced, healthy, and strong.  We support our members by; sponsoring and announcing continuing education events in our field, working together to advance our profession in the state.

Governor Jennifer Granholm signs Public Act 30 of 2006.

Gov. Granholm, Sen. Hammerstrom, and representatives of MAAOM at the signing of Public Act 30 of 2006.

This is a shared success for both acupuncture providers and the people of Michigan, as it represents the State’s desire for new healthcare options.

With (from left to right) Stephanie Wuttke of lobbying firm Capitol Services, Inc.; Sen. Beverly Hammerstom; Amy Zaagaman, Chief of Staff to Sen. Hammerstom; Megan Long, Dipl.Ac.; Deborah Lincoln, Dipl.Ac.; and Ellen Hoekstra of Capitol Services, Inc.

A NOTE FROM OUR PRESIDENT

This is an exciting time for our profession in Michigan. In the coming year we are anticipating the final establishment of registration for acupuncturists!  We have all contributed in our own way to bring this legislation into existence and I would like  to personally thank those who have gone the extra mile to ensure its success, specifically our past president Deborah Lincoln and our lobbyist Stephanie Wuttke.    This bill will not only advance the acceptance of acupuncture in the state, it will ensure that people can trust that the practitioners they seek out are well qualified.   I am proud to be a member of this hard working and generous group.brodie 5

In good health

Brodie Burris
President MAAOM, Dipl. Ac. MSTCM