New England School of Acupuncture

02/24/2026

Template access HERE: https://www.ccahm.org/News/32937/Call%2Dfor%2DAction%2D%2DProtect%2DAHM%2DEducation%2D%2DAccess%2Dto%2DStudent%2DLoans%2D%2D%2DDeadline%2DMarch%2D2nd

The U.S. Department of Education has issued a proposed rule that could affect federal student loan access for licensure-leading Acupuncture and Herbal Medicine programs, along with many other health professions. If not addressed, this proposal may significantly reduce loan limits for AHM students and create new barriers to entering the profession. Broad participation strengthens the record. We welcome ALL voices.

🗓 Deadline: March 2
📌 Docket ID: ED-2025-OPE-0944

CCAHM encourages institutions, faculty, practitioners, students, alumni and patients to submit comments.

Access templates and submission details here with link in comments. ⤵️

02/19/2026

Dear NESA Alumni,
We are excited to invite you to the upcoming Alumni-Student Community Circle event connecting graduates of our program with current students and fellow local acupuncturists. Please join us in welcoming the Spring by growing new connections within our NESA community. This is a dinner event, food will be provided!
This evening is designed to:
• Foster meaningful networking between alumni and students.
• Strengthen community among local practitioners.
• Offer students insight into the diverse styles of practice and career paths our alumni have built.

We students, are eager to hear about your real-world experiences—how your practice has evolved, the modalities you work with, and the lessons you’ve learned along the way. Your perspective is invaluable in helping us envision what practice can look like beyond graduation.

Event details:
📅 Date: Thursday, March 19th
⏰ Time: 5:30pm
📍 Location: 19 Norwich St., 5th Floor, Worcester MA 01608 (NESA building)

Whether you’re newly graduated or many years into practice, we would love for you to join us and share your experience. Your presence helps bridge the gap between education and practice while strengthening the professional community we all belong to. Please spread the word to fellow alumni, we want to meet you all!

Please RSVP by March 6th via this Google Form. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to Rachel at rgeve1@stu.mcphs.edu

Register here:
https://forms.gle/VQVfTn2SgH65C84B8

We hope to see you there!
Rachel Gevelber (‘27), Laura Williamson (‘27), Jessie Wright (‘28), Maegan Bull (‘28), Olivia Boyer (‘28) and the Student Association of NESA

02/17/2026

Lebanon, NH - Practice for Sale

02/17/2026

Providence, RI - Practice for Sale

02/17/2026

Gillette, NY - Practice for Sale

02/17/2026

Louisville, KY - Practice for Sale

02/05/2026

Dean Dennis Moseman will represent MCPHS and New England School of Acupuncture while setting the national standards for acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine programs. He has been elected Commissioner of the ACAHM, which he called a career milestone.

“I’ve always been committed to developing professional competencies and standards for education,” he said. “It sets the educational tone for the profession and drives it forward.”

In this conversation with Dr. Moseman, we explore his commitment to advancing the acupuncture profession and how his work with the ACAHM will positively influence NESA. https://bit.ly/4qm0H5Z

02/02/2026

Dear NESA Prospective Faculty,

I’m writing to share some exciting updates about NESA’s continued growth on the MCPHS Boston campus—and to invite you to be part of what comes next.

Since September 2025, the NESA Boston Acupuncture Treatment Center has been fully operational, expanding our clinical presence in the University and providing high-quality care, both community style and private treatments, to the MCPHS community. The treatment center has quickly become a cornerstone of our Boston footprint, supporting patient care, clinical education, and increased visibility for the acupuncture profession.

Building on this strong foundation, we are excited to announce that beginning September 2026, NESA will launch evening and weekend classes on the Boston campus. This expansion is designed to support students who need greater scheduling flexibility while maintaining the rigor, depth, and hands-on training that define a NESA education.

This next phase of growth creates new teaching opportunities for faculty who are interested in contributing to the next generation of acupuncturists, making it possible to teach without disrupting an established practice.

The Year 1 Boston curriculum has been intentionally designed around weekday evenings and weekends, blending remote didactic coursework with in-person, skills-based instruction in Boston.

Snapshot: Year 1 Evening & Weekend Schedule (Boston Campus)

Teaching opportunities include the following courses and time blocks over the academic year (Fall, Spring and Summer):

Weekday Evening Class Times: (5:30–9:00 pm | Remote)

Tuesdays
Acupuncture Patient-Centered Care, Professional Practice I and II (remote)
Introduction to Clinical Assistantship (remote)

Wednesdays
Chinese Medicine Theory I & II (remote)
Patient Assessment (in person)

Thursdays
Cultural Foundations of Chinese Medicine (remote)
Japanese Acupuncture I and II (in person)
Weekend Class Times (9:00am-3:30 pm / 4:00 pm)

Saturdays (in person)
Self-Care I-III
Acupuncture Channels & Points I-III
Asian Medical Bodywork I-III

Sundays (in person)
Integrative Anatomy Lab I and II
Acupuncture Techniques I-III
Chinese Medicine Diagnosis

If you’re interested in learning more or would like to be considered for teaching in Boston, I’d love to hear from you. Please feel free to contact me at Dennis.Moseman@mcphs.edu for a conversation about where your interests and expertise might align.

With gratitude for all you continue to bring to the NESA community,

Dennis Moseman, D.C., L.Ac., Dipl. Ac.
Dean, New England School of Acupuncture

01/27/2026

Shirley, MA - Room for Rent

Private Treatment Room for Rent – Ideal for an Acupuncturist

Quiet, private treatment room available for rent in a well-established wellness office located in a large professional building with 70+ other businesses on site, offering great visibility and a built-in professional community.

Features include:
• Private, furnished treatment room
• Calm, clean, and healing environment
• Shared waiting area and restroom
• Located in a well-maintained building with 70+ businesses
• Convenient location just minutes off of route 2, with easy parking
• Flexible rental options (full-time or part-time available)

This space is ideal for a licensed acupuncturist or holistic health practitioner looking to build or expand their practice in a professional, high-traffic setting while maintaining a peaceful atmosphere for clients.

Rent: $500/ month (or daily/part-time rates available)
Location: Phoenix Park, 2 Shaker Rd. Suite B222 Shirley, MA
Please contact (call or text) Victoria Brennecke at 978-571-9772 for more details or to schedule a viewing.

01/24/2026

Our students represented our profession well and learned a great deal about PT. They showed how we can educate one another and serve as the experts in needle therapy.

01/23/2026

Boston, MA - Practice for Sale

I’m an acupuncturist and practice owner in the Greater Boston Area exploring whether there may be interest in a future ownership transition for a well-established, profitable acupuncture practice since 2017.

Practice highlights:

Consistent gross revenue ~$300K+ annually
Strong patient demand with room to grow
~40% cash-pay / ~60% insurance mix
Established brand with loyal patient base
Transferable lease in a well-located space
Fully equipped treatment rooms (furniture, furnishings, and equipment included)
Proven ability to support more than one practitioner

I would be open to staying on for a transition period (approximately 5 months) to support continuity of care, credentialing, and a smooth handoff.

Contact: Stef@rootandskywellness.com

01/22/2026

The new Acupuncture Treatment Center in Boston represents more than just a beautiful space—it's a powerful statement about the value of integrative healthcare and the acupuncture profession.

"The Boston Community has embraced NESA's presence with genuine enthusiasm," says Dean Dr. Dennis Moseman. By bringing traditional Chinese medicine to our university community, we're not only providing healing care—we're elevating awareness of what acupuncturists can do.

For 50 years, NESA has championed this profession. With MCPHS's support, we're reaching new audiences and inspiring the next generation of practitioners. 💚

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