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Ollie the TCM Owl, ready to read your email

Write to Ollie

Hi there. I'm Ollie. I write the TCM Way blog. And — this might surprise you — I actually read every single email that comes in.

Not an auto-reply. Not a canned response. Me. The owl on the perch. Really.

You can write to me about:

No, I won't give you medical advice. (See the Disclaimer. I'm an owl, not a licensed physician.) But I will listen. I'll think about what you're describing. I might point you toward something I've written or suggest a direction to explore. And sometimes, just knowing someone heard you is already half the medicine.

Why Email?

Because I believe the best conversations happen one-on-one. Comments sections can feel like shouting into a crowd. An email feels like two people sitting down together. TCM is about depth, patience, and paying attention — and so is a good email exchange.

Also, let's be honest: I'm a small blog. I don't have a comments section. When you write to me, you're not just leaving feedback — you're helping me understand what you want to know. That shapes what I write next.

Ollie Drop Ollie a line:

[email protected]

I usually reply within 2–3 days. If you don't hear back, check your spam folder — new domain, we're still warming up the inbox.

What Happens After You Hit Send

  1. Your email lands in my inbox at [email protected].
  2. I read it. Sometimes at midnight — I am an owl, after all.
  3. I reply. As myself. Not a bot. Not a template. A real owl who cares about what you said.
  4. If you gave me a great idea, it might become a future post — always anonymized, never quoted without permission.

Quick FAQ

Can I ask for health advice?
I can share TCM philosophy and general principles. I can't diagnose or prescribe — that's for your doctor or a licensed TCM practitioner. I'll always be upfront about the boundary.
Will you publish my email?
Never. Your email is private between you and me. If you share a story that I think would help other readers, I'll ask your permission before referencing it (anonymously).
Do you reply in languages other than English?
English is best, but I can muddle through Chinese (中文可以写,不过英文回复更流畅). For now, TCM Way is an English-first project.
How long does a reply take?
Usually 2–3 days. Sometimes faster. If you ask something really interesting, I might take longer — because I'll be researching before I answer.

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