Here are some links to a variety of pieces I have written on Chinese medicine and related topics.
In Praise of Tea (from The Journal of Chinese Medicine issue 97): In praise of tea
Yin and Yang Revisited (from The Journal of Chinese Medicine issue 63): 63-34
Acupuncture in the Treatment of Premenstrual Syndrome: 48-5
The Treatment of Psycho-Emotional Disturbance by Acupuncture with particular reference to the Du Mai: 47-30
Dr. Shen Seminar, London, August 1979: 2-10
Community Acupuncture – Making Ming Vases from Buckets: A reply to Lisa Rohleder jcm99_pg55_1
A brief history of Qigong a_brief_history_of_qigong
Taijiao (Foetal Education) taijiao_foetal_education_
Peter Deadman 
Dear Peter
Do you have a clinic in the UK?
Thank you
grant
Sorry but I am not currently practising.
Hi! This is my first visit to your blog! We are a group of
volunteers and starting a new project in a community in
the same niche. Your blog provided us valuable information to work on.
You have done a wonderful job!
Hello! I was wondering if you have a link or a .pdf for an article you wrote about the common misunderstanding of using outer shu points to treat spiritual disorders. Thanks!
Hi EJ. I don’t remember writing an article on that … just some brief passages in A Manual of Acupuncture.
Ah, well that’s a shame; I find it really fascinating and it’s hard to find reliable resources on that topic! I’ll re-read the passages about the outer shus in your book! thanks,
ej
Peter, the article appeared in the Acupucturist about 2 years ago carole, Isle of Wight
Good Afternoon Peter
I am part of a small group setting up an acupuncture teaching college in Northampton, and wondered if we could use some of the illustrations from A Manual of Acupuncture for our slides and powerpoints and free handouts for students. They would be credited to the authors, and not be used in any other way,
Regards
Phil Dodshon
Tutor
OICCT
Hi Phil. Could you mail a more detailed request direct to me at peter@jcm.co.uk. thanks
Peter