Acupuncture is an ancient form of medicine that uses thin needles placed superficially in the body along specific pathways to improve the flow of energy through the body. Acupuncture is used to relieve pain, reduce stress, and influence our body's innate ability to heal.
Herbal medicine recommendations are used in specifically formulated combinations to address each individual's needs and concerns, often with less side effects than medication.
Chinese dietary therapy takes into consideration an individual's need for foods with appropriate energetic nature (warming/cooling), flavor (bitter, sweet, salty, pungent, sour), and associated organ/meridian system according to the seasons, specific ailments, and life stages.
Women health needs are unique. East Asian medicine can be used to help with a variety of issues related to women including menstrual-related disorders, infertility, pregnancy-related symptoms, postpartum issues, symptoms of menopause, stress, anxiety and depression.
At the heart of Taoist philosophy is the authentic expression of oneself. East Asian medicine can relieve stress, anxiety, and depression; assist in working through trauma and PTSD; support immunity for those living with HIV; give pre- and post-op support and scar treatment; and provide fertility and assisted reproduction support.
Research has shown that combining East Asian medicine with hospice and palliative care can alleviate significant physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual pain and distress associated with death and dying. This medicine can also provide loved ones with support and care they need as they go through loss and grief.