Welcome to the Center for Sustainable Medicine!
Didi Pershouse, CCH, LAc—thinker, writer, and healer—founded this website in 2006 as a way to share ideas about sustainability and health care in one interconnected place. These topics include:
- Sustainable models of healthcare
- The intelligence of nature
- Food as medicine
- WHO Research list of Conditions Treatable with Acupuncture
- Homeopathy
- Community Acupuncture
- Co-counseling
- Cuban Sustainability
- Recovery from trauma and addiction, and the
- Healing power of community
Fundraiser Video for upcoming book
You will also find information about Our Clinic (formerly The Two Rivers Clinic), in Thetford Center, Vermont, where Didi Pershouse practices homeopathy, acupuncture and health counseling on a sliding scale.
The Sustainable Medicine Manifesto proposes that real medicine must benefit the whole system—our communities, both human and natural. There is no need to separate the processes of healing ourselves, the environment, and our communities.
To hear the latest interview with Didi Pershouse, go to KOWS radio’s What Now Show and look up the 04-25-11 show. You can also read a two part interview series on Peak Oil and Sustainable Medicine, between Didi Pershouse and Dan Bednarz of Health after Oil. See the Peak Oil Category on right hand menu.
Didi Pershouse has received a grant from the Anne Slade Frey Charitable Trust to give talks on sustainability and health care in Transition Towns. (Transition Towns are dedicated to building communities that are resilient in the face of dwindling oil supplies, global warming, and economic crises.) Please contact us if you would like to arrange a talk or workshop on the subject for your town.
- This project and Didi’s upcoming book on Sustainable Medicine, to be published by Chelsea Green in 2012, are made possible by donations from readers like you. Thank you for your ongoing support. If you like what you see here, please DONATE today so that more people can read about these ideas. Please use the contact page in order to donate.
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