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          <h1 id="home-title">Richard Grossman</h1>
          <p class="hero-credentials">L.Ac., O.M.D., Ph.D.</p>
          <p class="hero-intro"><strong>Books, medicine, consciousness, and a commitment to helping people improve their lives.</strong></p>
          <p class="home-summary">Richard Grossman is a Licensed Acupuncturist, Doctor of Oriental Medicine, writer, and musician. Over decades of practice and study, he has explored trauma, consciousness, healing, plant medicine, and spirituality, with one focus: helping people live better—physically, emotionally, and spiritually.</p>
          <p class="home-invitation">His work is for people ready to look closely at the roots of suffering, the formation of identity, and what healing requires. He offers practical guidance for change that can last.</p>
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              <p>Memoir, fiction, and a clear account of trauma and the brain.</p>
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              <p>Essays on medicine, consciousness, culture, and the questions behind Richard’s books.</p>
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              <p>Interviews and conversations about healing, trauma, plant medicine, and consciousness.</p>
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              <h3>About</h3>
              <p>From his father’s pharmacy to Beijing, private practice, writing, and work in Peru.</p>
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          <h1 class="about-title" id="about-title"><span>Richard Grossman</span><small>L.Ac., O.M.D., Ph.D.</small></h1>
          <p class="large-copy">Richard’s fascination with healing began when he was young. It has carried him from his father’s pharmacy to India, Beijing, private practice, music, writing, and ceremonial work.</p>
          <p class="about-intro-note">A sudden death in his family awakened questions about suffering, death, and healing that would stay with him for the rest of his life.</p>
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            <h2>A pharmacist’s son with questions</h2>
            <p>Richard grew up surrounded by doctors and spent summers and weekends in his father’s pharmacy. He was especially interested in the rare occasions when prescriptions were compounded from plants.</p>
            <p>When a school assignment asked what he wanted to become, his answer came without hesitation: he wanted to study the effects of plants and medicines on the mind. He did not yet know that such a field existed.</p>
            <p>His search was also personal. When he was still young, an uncle died suddenly. The shock of that loss left him with questions about suffering, death, God, and what healing could actually mean. He read widely in Asian and South Asian philosophy and shamanism, looking for God and meaning and asking questions the adults around him couldn’t or wouldn’t answer.</p>
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          <p>“Without a spiritual component, you might practice medicine, but you couldn’t practice healing.”</p>
          <cite>— Richard Grossman</cite>
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            <h2>India, Beijing, and the clinic</h2>
            <p>At eighteen, Richard traveled to India. On the banks of the Ganges, he studied meditation and the deep connection between body, mind, and spirit. He began to understand that, without a spiritual component, you might practice medicine, but you couldn’t practice healing. The healing path had become his calling.</p>
            <p>During the following decade, he studied Asian philosophy, Tai Chi, massage, macrobiotics, juice fasting, yoga, aikido, and herbal medicine.</p>
            <p>In 1979, he entered the Oriental Medicine program at the California Acupuncture College in Los Angeles. Three years later, he was one of three students from the school selected for postgraduate acupuncture training in Beijing through a program sponsored by the World Health Organization.</p>
            <p>He returned to California, opened a private practice, and continued his education, earning a master’s degree in acupuncture, a Doctor of Oriental Medicine degree, and a Ph.D. in Oriental Medicine, along with advanced credentials in pain management and acupuncture orthopedics.</p>
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          <p>“The mind says, ‘I’m fine.’ Something underneath disagrees.”</p>
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          <h2>From the clinic to Peru</h2>
          <p>Not long after beginning his acupuncture practice, several strands of Richard’s life began to converge: medicine, spiritual practice, entheogens, sound, and music.</p>
          <p>In 2005, he was invited to speak about sound healing at an international conference on Indigenous Healing in Iquitos, Peru. His travels in Ecuador and Peru allowed him to pursue a longstanding dream of studying with Indigenous teachers in their own lands and led to years of study and ceremonial work in the United States and abroad.</p>
          <p>Over the years, music and sound became integral to his ceremonial work, drawing on instruments and traditions from several cultures. Ritual, altered states, and their relationship to healing became an increasingly important part of his work.</p>
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          <p>“Our training keeps attention fixed on what stands in front of us. The deeper layer often passes unseen.”</p>
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          <h2>Writing</h2>
          <p>Over time, many of the questions Richard had pursued through medicine, spiritual practice, and ceremonial work found another form in writing.</p>
          <p>His books include <em>Trust and Forgive</em>, <em>Feather on the Heart</em>, and <em>The Self After Trauma</em>. His fiction and nonfiction approach the same territory from different directions: trauma, forgiveness, identity, consciousness, healing, and the search for meaning within difficult experience.</p>
          <p>He also writes <em>Notes from Behind the Mesa</em>, an ongoing series of essays on medicine, spirituality, consciousness, plant medicine, culture, and the less easily categorized places where those subjects meet.</p>
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          <p>“Different maps of the same territory.”</p>
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          <h2>Today</h2>
          <p>Today, Richard’s work includes writing, teaching, music, individual consultations, and retreat preparation and support. His books and essays carry many of the questions that have accompanied him since childhood: how suffering is held, what helps it change, and what forgiveness asks of us.</p>
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        <h1 id="cv-title">Curriculum Vitae</h1>
        <p>Richard David Grossman, L.Ac., O.M.D., Ph.D.</p>
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            <div class="cv-entry"><time>1992</time><div><h3>Diplomate</h3><p>American Academy of Pain Management</p></div></div>
            <div class="cv-entry"><time>1991</time><div><h3>Diplomate</h3><p>National Board of Acupuncture Orthopedics</p></div></div>
            <div class="cv-entry"><time>1988</time><div><h3>Diplomate</h3><p>National Academy for Certification of Acupuncture</p></div></div>
            <div class="cv-entry"><time>1988</time><div><h3>Doctor of Philosophy in Oriental Medicine</h3><p>SAMRA University of Oriental Medicine · Los Angeles, California</p></div></div>
            <div class="cv-entry"><time>1986</time><div><h3>Doctor of Oriental Medicine</h3><p>California Acupuncture College · Los Angeles, California</p></div></div>
            <div class="cv-entry"><time>1985</time><div><h3>Master of Science in Oriental Medicine</h3><p>SAMRA University of Oriental Medicine · Los Angeles, California</p></div></div>
            <div class="cv-entry"><time>1983</time><div><h3>Graduate of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine</h3><p>California Acupuncture College · Los Angeles, California</p></div></div>
            <div class="cv-entry"><time>1982</time><div><h3>Graduate of the 30th International Training Course in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine</h3><p>Academy of Traditional Chinese Medicine · Beijing, People’s Republic of China</p></div></div>
            <div class="cv-entry"><time>1981</time><div><h3>Certification in Sacral Occipital Technique</h3><p>Los Angeles, California</p></div></div>
            <div class="cv-entry"><time>1979</time><div><h3>Certification in Massage Therapy</h3><p>Santa Monica School of Massage · Santa Monica, California</p></div></div>
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            <div class="cv-entry"><time>2006–Present</time><div><h3>Ceremony Facilitator</h3></div></div>
            <div class="cv-entry"><time>1983–Present</time><div><h3>Private Practice</h3><p>Los Angeles, California</p></div></div>
            <div class="cv-entry"><time>1990–1991</time><div><h3>Founding President</h3><p>Turnabout: Alternative Substance-Abuse Project · Santa Monica, California</p></div></div>
            <div class="cv-entry"><time>1985–1989</time><div><h3>Founding Member, Board of Directors</h3><p>Chair of the Fundraising Committee · Chair of the Professional Ethics Committee · State Treasurer, 1987–1989</p><p>California Acupuncture Association · Los Angeles, California</p></div></div>
            <div class="cv-entry"><time>1986–1989</time><div><h3>Instructor and Clinic Supervisor</h3><p>Emperor’s College of Oriental Medicine · Santa Monica, California</p></div></div>
            <div class="cv-entry"><time>1982–1986</time><div><h3>Instructor of Oriental Medicine</h3><p>California Acupuncture College · Los Angeles, California</p></div></div>
            <div class="cv-entry"><time>1979–1983</time><div><h3>Private Practice of Massage Therapy</h3><p>Malibu, California</p></div></div>
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          <h2 id="cv-expertise">Additional Areas of Expertise</h2>
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            <li>Sound healing</li>
            <li>Creation of health-based foods and beverages</li>
            <li>Orthomolecular medicine</li>
            <li>Systemic and hepatic detoxification procedures</li>
            <li>Lifestyle counseling</li>
            <li>Spinal mobilization</li>
            <li>Koryo hand therapy</li>
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        <h1 id="books-title">Writing about trauma, healing, and the stories we carry.</h1>
        <p>Richard’s books include memoir, fiction, and an accessible look at the neuroscience of trauma.</p>
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            <h2>Feather on the Heart</h2>
            <p>Six-year-old Angela dreams that a “lion” is coming for her. Soon the dream follows her into waking life, and she begins to disappear from the world around her. Doctors cannot explain what is happening or stop it.</p>
            <p>Desperate to save his daughter, David travels deep into the Amazon. There, shamans tell him Angela’s suffering began before she was born, in wounds carried through generations. To bring her home, he must confront the deepest fears and traumas of his own life.</p>
            <p>A novel about family, memory, sacred plant medicines, and what a father will risk to reach the child he refuses to lose.</p>
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            <h2>Trust and Forgive</h2>
            <p>At five years old, Richard Grossman survived a terrible accident. His body healed. The fear, shame, and memories of another world did not.</p>
            <p>His search for what happened inside him led through Berkeley in the Vietnam era, an Oregon commune, India, Chinese medicine, music, and the Amazon. Decades later, in an ayahuasca ceremony, he entered a memory of ancestral horror and heard two words: Trust and forgive.</p>
            <p><em>Trust and Forgive</em> is the account of what childhood terror can set in motion, where one man’s search for relief led him, and why two simple words took a lifetime to understand. It is for anyone who suspects that some wounds do not begin with us—and wants to know whether they can end with us.</p>
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            <h2>The Self After Trauma</h2>
            <p>The danger is over. Why does your body still brace for it? Why do old fears return, relationships repeat themselves, and the person you were before trauma feel so far away?</p>
            <p><em>The Self After Trauma</em> places the brain’s Default Mode Network beside older ways of understanding suffering and repair: the <em>Epic of Gilgamesh</em>, the Hebrew Bible, Kabbalah’s shattered vessel, Chinese medicine’s <em>shen</em>, and Daoist philosophy. Each asks how a wound becomes part of the self—and how what was shattered might be repaired.</p>
            <p>Drawing on neuroscience, psychology, philosophy, and clinical practice, Richard examines why understanding what happened is often not enough—and what may help loosen trauma’s hold.</p>
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        <p>Richard in conversation about healing, trauma, ceremony, acupuncture, forgiveness, and the stories behind his books.</p>
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          <h2>What Your Body Remembers: Trauma, Ancestral Healing &amp; Forgiveness</h2>
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          <h2>Ayahuasca and Trauma Healing: What&rsquo;s Real, What&rsquo;s Illusion</h2>
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          <h2>Shamanism, Mysticism &amp; Ayahuasca Wisdom with Dr. Richard Grossman</h2>
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          <h2>Richard Grossman on His Work with Acupuncture and Ayahuasca</h2>
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              <p>A personal account of medicine outside the mainstream</p>
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              <p>How perception, scale, and belief can make the body respond to what isn’t there</p>
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        <p>What to expect from an online consultation with Richard, how to choose a session, and what happens after you book.</p>
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            <p>The consultation begins with the question or situation you want help understanding and improving.</p>
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            <details open><summary>Do consultations include nutritional and lifestyle counseling?</summary><p>Yes. Nutritional and lifestyle counseling are central to Richard’s consultations. A session may examine food, sleep, movement, stress, and daily routines in relation to the problem or question you bring. The aim is to identify practical changes suited to your circumstances, not to hand you a generic plan. Shortly after the appointment, you will receive Richard’s recommendations for nutritional and herbal supplements through Fullscript. Ordering is optional. If you order through Richard’s Fullscript dispensary, you receive 15% off your first order and 10% off later orders (Richard receives compensation from these purchases).</p></details>
            <details><summary>What can I bring to a consultation?</summary><p>People come with questions about physical or emotional well-being, trauma, recurring patterns, consciousness, spiritual practice, plant medicine, or preparation for and integration after a retreat or ceremony. You do not need to arrive with a diagnosis or a polished explanation. Begin with what is happening and what you want help understanding.</p></details>
            <details><summary>What happens during a consultation?</summary><p>Richard listens, asks questions, and helps you look closely at the situation you bring. He will review any laboratory results or other diagnostic tests you provide. Any recommended laboratory testing is optional, cash-pay, and priced before you order. When appropriate, Richard can order testing through Fullscript. He may also draw on his clinical background, his study of trauma and consciousness, and decades of work with patients. The session is a conversation shaped by what you need, not a fixed program.</p></details>
            <details><summary>Which session should I choose?</summary><p>Choose a First Visit Consultation if you are new or have not consulted with Richard in more than a year. Follow-up consultations are for returning patients; Richard will tell you whether 30 or 60 minutes is appropriate. The 15 Minute Introduction is for one specific question. In Depth Work provides two hours when more time is needed.</p></details>
            <details><summary>What help is available before or after a retreat or ceremony?</summary><p>The complimentary pre-retreat introductory meeting is a first conversation before deciding whether further preparation is appropriate. A complimentary post-retreat support conversation is available if you need assistance after a retreat or ceremony.</p></details>
            <details><summary>Is this emergency care?</summary><p>No. Heart Feather does not provide emergency or crisis services. If you may be in immediate danger or need urgent medical or mental health care, contact local emergency services or your physician or mental-health professional.</p></details>
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            <details><summary>How does an online appointment work?</summary><p>Sessions take place on Zoom. Choose a private place with a reliable internet connection and allow a few minutes beforehand to settle in. The booking page offers appointments up to three calendar months ahead and shows times in your device’s time zone. Your confirmation will contain the meeting information.</p></details>
            <details><summary>Are reduced-fee consultations available?</summary><p>A limited number of reduced-fee appointments are available for people who could not otherwise afford a consultation. Before booking, use the <a class="text-link" href="/contact" data-route="contact">contact form</a>, enter “Reduced-fee consultation” in the subject line, and say which session you are interested in.</p></details>
            <details><summary>What should I know about forms, payment, rescheduling, cancellation, and privacy?</summary><p>Heart Feather does not bill insurance. Consultations are self-pay. When online booking is available, Stripe collects payment for paid appointments, and the appointment is confirmed after payment succeeds. New First Visit clients receive a consultation intake form; people scheduling a pre-retreat introductory meeting receive the retreat application.</p><p>Please contact Richard at least 24 hours before the appointment if you need to reschedule or cancel. Cancellations with at least 24 hours’ notice receive a refund. Contact messages and intake information are stored separately from payment-card information, and Heart Feather does not store full card numbers. Read the <a class="text-link" href="/privacy" data-route="privacy">Privacy Policy</a> for more detail.</p></details>
            <details><summary>What is the First Visit Fit Policy?</summary><p>The first 15 minutes of your initial consultation are used to determine whether Richard’s services are appropriate for your needs. If either you or Richard decides during that time not to proceed, the session will end and your consultation fee will be refunded in full.</p><p>This policy applies once, to a new patient’s first consultation. It cannot be requested after the consultation continues beyond the first 15 minutes and does not apply to dissatisfaction with recommendations, treatment results, or outcomes, which cannot be guaranteed.</p></details>
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        <p class="privacy-date">Last updated October 13, 2026</p>
        <p>Heart Feather is operated by Richard Grossman. This policy explains what information may be collected through the website, why it is used, and the choices available to you.</p>

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          <h2>Information you choose to provide</h2>
          <p>Depending on how you use the website, you may provide:</p>
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            <li>Your name, email address, and the contents of a contact message.</li>
            <li>Appointment details, including the service, date, time, and time zone you select.</li>
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          <p>Please share only the information needed for your question or consultation.</p>
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          <p>When online payments are enabled, Stripe will process card information. Heart Feather will not store full payment-card numbers. Heart Feather may receive payment status, the amount paid, and transaction details needed for receipts, refunds, and recordkeeping.</p>
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          <p>Information may be used to respond to messages, schedule and prepare for consultations, provide requested services, process payments and refunds, maintain necessary records, protect the website, and comply with legal obligations.</p>
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          <h2>When information may be shared</h2>
          <p>Information may be shared with service providers only when needed to operate the website or provide a requested service. These providers may include website hosting and secure storage services, Stripe for payments, Zoom for online appointments, and email services used for correspondence.</p>
          <p>Information may also be disclosed when required by law or when necessary to protect a person from serious harm. Heart Feather does not sell or rent personal or health information and does not provide it to third parties for advertising.</p>
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          <p>Heart Feather treats consultation and intake information as confidential medical information under applicable California law.</p>
          <p>Access to consultation and intake information is limited to Richard Grossman and the service providers needed to operate the secure system. It is kept separate from payment-card information.</p>
          <p>Contact messages are encrypted before they are stored and are available to Richard through the protected administration area.</p>
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          <p>The website host may process basic technical information, such as an IP address, browser type, device information, and security logs. The site may use essential browser storage to remember choices or support website functions. Heart Feather does not currently use advertising cookies or cross-site behavioral advertising.</p>
          <p>Substack may process basic technical information when article images are displayed or when you choose to read or subscribe there. Its own privacy terms apply to information you provide directly to Substack.</p>
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          <p>Heart Feather uses administrative and technical safeguards intended to protect personal information. No website or storage system can guarantee absolute security.</p>
          <p>Information is retained only as long as reasonably needed to provide services, maintain necessary business or legal records, resolve disputes, and meet legal obligations. Retention may differ by type of information.</p>
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          <p>You may ask to review, correct, or delete personal information associated with you. Some information may need to be retained for legal, financial, or recordkeeping reasons.</p>
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          <p>This policy may change when the website’s services or privacy practices change. The date at the top of this page will be updated when a revision is made.</p>
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