Saam Mentoring


Kristin is Toby Daly's teaching assistant for Saam Acupuncture. She moderated the Saam Acupuncture forum on Qiological.com for 2 years before starting her own forum in the White Pine Circle. Deeply understanding the foundations of Saam is key to effective and safe practice. Kristin enjoys helping students develop Saam specific observation skills and providing students with practical tools to help them get clear with this powerful system.  

 

Saam Mentorship at White Pine Circle. Membership includes access to

  • A lively members only forum where Kristin will help with your cases and answer questions about most aspects of Saam practice.
  • Free access to case study zoom calls that are offered every month or two as well as recordings of previous calls.
  • Discounts on private mentor sessions and Saam classes Kristin offers.
  • For more information and to register: http://bit.ly/3c7gdj8 

 

Private Mentoring Sessions:

  • Cost: $110/hour. $100 for White Pine Circle members or those part of my subscription forum.

 

Please contact Kristin at kwisgirda@gmail.com to set up a phone call, a Zoom session or email exchanges.

 

 

 

 

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February 10, 2021

 

To Whom It May Concern:

 

I am pleased to highly recommend Kristin to anyone interested in learning how to apply the principles of the Saam acupuncture tradition to their clinical practice. Kristin attended the very first Introduction to Saam workshop at the Seattle Institute of East Asian Medicine in January of 2019. Fascinated with the tradition, Kristin went on to attend three more workshops and deepen her knowledge.

Since then, Kristin has become the moderator of the lively and influential Saam discussion forum on Qiological. I have worked closely with Kristin as she ensures the clear dissemination of the tradition in her role as moderator. In this role, I have found Kristin to be consistently thoughtful, kind, and impeccable as she guides students to safely incorporate the tradition into their practices. 

In January of this year she became the first teaching assistant for the tradition. By marrying her twenty years of clinical experience to her dedication to the Saam tradition she would serve as an ideal mentor. I recommend her without reservation.

Sincerely,

Toby Daly, PhD, LAc