Here is a list of the Rotary Club zones and districts throughout the world.
Rotary clubs often look for speakers for their meeting, so this is a good chance to practice your speaking skills and meet people in your community.
Find your district, the U.S. ones start at number 26 and go through 33. Then find the district number for the region you are in.
After you find your district Google that and you will pull up all the Rotary Clubs in that area with websites and contact. You can then reach out and schedule talks.
For example for central NY, that is Zone 32 and district 7150. The district includes a number of towns including Oneida, Orisknay Falls, Syracuse, Dewitt, Fayetteville, Canastota, Cazenovia, Hamilton, and more. I spoke at all of them.
I would not even talk about just acupuncture. I'd talk about injury prevention, sports injuries, or some other topic. Natural ways to treat pain. Yes you're talking about acupuncture and what you do, but you're not just talking about acupuncture. You can even do assessments at a talk too.
Thank you to @susan_beck for showing me this
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I am seeing a 24 year old woman who is highly active, does multiple sports and has a labor intensive job 6 days a week. She has left shoulder pain centered around the rhomboids/middle trap, that causes restriction on left cervical rotation (about 60 degrees) and shoulder flexion (only when scapula is retracted/engaged, when not it can go all the way up but when it is it only goes to 90). She says it feels elevated compared to right side but I can’t really see it (could just be me though).
The weird thing is that when it hurts, it refers down into a sciatic pain distribution, going all the way down the left leg to around mid thigh. Also her R big toe gets numb ???!
EXSTORE: upper body no inhibitions, though should I use more force on someone athletic? Lower body I could only find left TFL and anterior gluteus medius. Some pain on external rotation of left hip.
She’s had multiple falls (skiing, equestrian).
She gets chronic cold hands and feet and sweats constantly, actually sweats more ...
