Resources
What is Acupuncture?
The original theories of traditional Chinese medicine formed the basis of acupuncture-needling certain spots on the body regulates the flow of “Chi” (energy), which flows through and nourishes the tissues and organs.
FAAVA Certification
FAAVA is an opportunity for advancement and professional growth through an advanced certification program, whereby academy members could strive towards advanced recognition as veterinary acupuncturists.
FAAVA Certified Members
AAVA members that have had enough advanced training to have earned advanced status as a “Fellow of the American Academy of Veterinary Acupuncture” (FAAVA).
Find a Veterinary Acupuncturist
Find a listing of certified veterinary acupuncturists in your state.
AAVA Awards
The AAVA Lifetime Achievement Award is presented to an outstanding member of the Association.
AJTCVM
The American Journal of Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine is an international, peer-reviewed journal for the publication of the highest-quality, original scientific research in all branches of Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine (TCVM).
Classified Ads
AAVA members may post classified ads for free. Non-members will be charged $40 per month. You may submit ads for open positions or clinics/equipment for sale. You may email Staci Corder at staci@aava.org with your classified ad requests.
AAVA Member Logo
You can now let everyone know that you are a proud member of American Academy of Veterinary Acupuncture (AAVA). The Proud Member logo is free and may be downloaded here.