The Dodo Verdict by Dr. Tom Ingegno, DACM, LAc | Acupuncture Today
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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
In the past 20-plus years of practice, I have often heard colleagues condescendingly speaking of systems they do not practice while suggesting that their system, training, and lineage are superior.
A psychotherapist named Rosenzweig promoted the dodo verdict theory in 1936: As long as a patient received mental health treatment, regardless of the style, the patients had positive outcomes.
If we accept the dodo verdict as plausible for our field, we no longer need to waste hours on social media debating colleagues.
