Progress Notes September 2022

At this seminar the following topics will be covered:

Monkeypox and the family of Pox Viruses
How Monkeypox is transmitted
Diversity in the presentation of Monkeypox & what it can look like
Current available treatments
The Jynneos vaccine
The Mental Health impact on Psychotherapy Clients & providing best practice information

Jacqueline D. Adler, M.D., M.P.H. is a native-born Californian who has taught around the world. Prior to medical school, she completed her Master of Public Health from San Diego State University. She later graduated from the University of Texas Medical School in Galveston, Texas, in 1992. Her residency in Internal Medicine was obtained at UCSF in San Francisco. In 1999, she completed a Stanford Fellowship in Infectious Diseases.

Dr. Adler presented the first English seminar in Infectious Diseases and Antibiotic Use to medical students, interns and residents at the University of Health Sciences in Phnom Penh, Cambodia in 2003. She was affiliated with the University of Washington School of Medicine from 2007 to 2009. Dr. Adler is currently on the clinical faculty at Emperor’s College of Traditional Medicine in Santa Monica, CA. She maintains a private practice devoted to Auriculotherapy. She brings her enthusiasm and passion for bridging the diverse world views of both Eastern and Western Medicine.

We are committed to hosting a safe and healthy event. 

Given the recent rise of COVID cases, we require that all attendees of this event be vaccinated OR show proof of a negative COVID test within 3 days of the event. 

Currently: Masks are stongly recommended indoors, but are not required.

If you are experiencing COVID symptoms or other illness, please stay at home and take good care of yourself.