Zachary Rice

I am interested in participating in this project in order to assist the people of Chapagoan heal themselves of any ailment that they are ready to rid themselves of.  At the same time I believe working in such a busy clinic will help me in my practice to fine hone my ability to quickly and accurately make a diagnosis of the pattern of imbalance.
In the clinic where I trained in Hawaii we had six patients a day, and since I’ve started traveling through SE Asia, the most I’ve treated in a day is about forty.  It sounds like there is a high volume of patients at this clinic, and I would like to experience working at that pace of treatment for my time there.

I believe projects such as the ARP are highly beneficial to the local communities they serve, and can be a reliable source of medical aid.  Many times now I have passed through small villages and given what assistance I can, for short periods of time, but I feel like a number of the people I treated will fall back into their pattern of disharmony without access to further treatments.  Knowing that others have been in this clinic before me, and will be coming after me, is reassuring that these people will be able to attain their full potential health.

Thank you for providing this opportunity.