Poetry of the Body: Depression through the lens of Chinese Medical Psychology
In the Chinese medicine tradition, winter represents the element of water, extreme yin, and the movement inward. During this phase, we are left with no choice but to face ourselves, a mirror held up reflecting our most exposed selves, our most tender emotions, our true face.
A Time For Yin
We need more community. We need rest. We need so much rest. We need rain. We need more of the f e m i n i n e.
Slow, methodical change that will lead to lasting results and a greater understanding of the whole. Our planet is sick. It needs our help.
Entitlement is not the same as empowerment. Showing no emotion is not the same as emotional stability. Being strong is not synonymous with being numb to feelings.
So What Is Acupuncture… Exactly?
Curious about what acupuncture actually does for your health and wellness?
PCOS: East Meets West
Learn about the differences in the way Eastern and Western medicine treats PCOS, polycystic ovarian syndrome.
10 Ways to Activate Your Vagus Nerve for Better Mental Health
Feeling overwhelmed? Here are ten easy ways to stimulate vagal function to get you out of stress response quickly.
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When Allergies Blow…
Spring allergies got you down? Learn how you can reduce your symptoms and boost your immunity so you can enjoy those budding blooms without wrecking your health.