A consolidation of the burgeoning research on the health benefits of natural ovulation.
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Explore a deeply ingrained survival response in the nervous system and how it influences our capacity to heal.
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Therapies you can try at home to help nurture the Heart and Pericardium channels and calm anxiety.
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Exploring the pattern of Heart Qi Deficiency and how it impacts the vitality of the entire body.
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Clarifying common misconceptions about acupuncture and exploring the sensations that are most likely experienced in a treatment.
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The interconnected nature of the gut-brain axis helps explain why digestive symptoms can be a bit tricky to heal: they defy a silo-ed approach and often respond best to holistic strategies.
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A step-by-step guide to the detoxification process of the body’s largest internal organ.
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Regarding the kind of care you may be used to receiving and how my approaches may differ.
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Unpacking our unconscious body beliefs is foundational to doing healing work. In this post, I'm sharing about where unconscious understandings of our bodies come from through an exploration of Western anatomical heritage.
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