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Melbourne 💚 If you’ve escaped Springtime snif Melbourne 💚 If you’ve escaped Springtime sniffles, hayfever, sinus, coughs & change of season lurgy so far, power to you!! Your wei qi (defensive energy / immune system) must be super strong 💪 For those of us feeling the change & needing some help (including me 😂), these are my go-tos: acupuncture, herbal medicine including NimJiom cough syrup (honey based so it even tastes good!), morning sunshine for that healing vit D, plenty of water, green veggies, rest & listening to your body 🙏 Power to all of us to stay well in allergy season 🧡🧡🧡 #melbourne #acupuncture #acupuncturist #tcm #chinesemedicine #allergies #hayfever #sinus #skin #health #naturalmedicine #healthcare #nature #healthnerd #nimjiompeipakoa #naturalmedicine
In a Chinese Medicine consultation we discuss your In a Chinese Medicine consultation we discuss your chief complaint in detail, assess any scans / imaging, test results and prior treatment you may have undertaken, take a full medical history, and enquire about general health and emotional wellbeing. The traditional diagnostic practices of assessing the tongue and radial pulses are carried out at each visit. Diagnosis is especially comprehensive in order to allow for a focused and individualised treatment plan. When it comes to treatment, emphasis is placed on restoring balance – treating health problems at their core. We discuss a treatment plan and agree on mutual goals before we begin. Treatment consists of acupuncture in combination with tui na (Chinese massage), cupping, moxibustion, and the preparation of herbal medicine (powder or pills), as required. Dietary and lifestyle advice will be given as necessary, with the goal to restore optimum health, and in the long run, prevent re-occurrence of disease. #chinesemedicine #tcm #balance #health #healthnerd #melbourne #acupuncture #herbalmedicine #cupping #complementarymedicine #healthgoals #treatment #personaldevelopment #northcote #southmelbourne #livingwithnature #livingwell #livewellbewell
Work in progress ☯️ Using myself as an ongoing Work in progress ☯️ Using myself as an ongoing cosmetic acupuncture case study 🤗 #notox #notoxbotox #cosmeticaxupuncture #natural #ageinggracefully #smilelines #real #selfcare
Wood represents birth, growth, new beginnings. It Wood represents birth, growth, new beginnings. It corresponds to Springtime and the colour green. Wood element people are doers, with strong opinions. Their energy comes ‘at you.’ The emotion is anger and the odour sour. Wood acupuncture channels are Liver and Gallbladder, which open to the eyes. When balanced, Wood is full of life, movement, hope and optimism. It provides the ability to ‘see’ – ideas and planning for the future; inner and outer perspective. When out of balance, Wood people can become rigid and stubborn, stuck and frustrated, procrastinating on tasks instead of moving forward. #woodelement #fiveelements #spring #liver #gallbladder #green #sour #chinesemedicine #tcm #seasons #fourseasons #elemental #growth #movement #awareness #health #melbournehealth
Clinic moments in Melbourne 💜☯️ #chinesemed Clinic moments in Melbourne 💜☯️ #chinesemedicine #tcm #acupuncture #melbourne #health #naturalhealth #womenshealth #nurture #holistic
Spring in Chinese medicine corresponds to the colo Spring in Chinese medicine corresponds to the colour green, the wood element, the Liver organ system. This is the season of new growth; time to reawaken our yang energy by being more active. While winter was a time to conserve, spring is a time of regeneration and a renewal of spirit. Just as it is important to open up physically, be conscious to avoid emotional repression. Springtime in Chinese Medicine corresponds to the Liver energy system, which is closely linked to the emotions anger, frustration and depression. Just as you look after your body, care for yourself on an emotional level by aiming for equanimity: an open yet grounded approach. Be honest with yourself, acknowledge what you feel and learn from this awareness. As the weather changes and the air is heavy with pollens, we may be more susceptible to irritations, including hay-fever, asthma and skin reactions. Emotional problems may deepen or resurface. Acupuncture and herbal medicine can help maintain the balance of good health. Link in bio to book your treatment ☯️💜 #acupuncture #herbalmedicine #tcm #naturalhealth #acupuncturemelbourne #spring #livingwiththeseasons #healthnerd #green #liver #sour #woodelement #5element #northcote #southmelbourne #qi #livewell #bewell #healthylife
Reminder to make your health a priority. Just a fe Reminder to make your health a priority. Just a few examples of what I’ve seen in clinic this past week ☯️ Link to book in bio.
HEGU, LI4, the fourth point on the Large Intestine HEGU, LI4, the fourth point on the Large Intestine channel. Master point of the head & neck. One of the most commonly used acupuncture points in general practice. Applying pressure (or acupuncture 😉) at this point can help relieve headaches, jaw & neck tension, and, especially when combined with its mirror point LR3 (between the big & second toes), is useful for strongly regulating & unblocking Qi in the entire system. In Chinese medicine, blockage causes pain & disease. We want the body to be in a state of free flow, so we’re able to adapt & stay healthy through the ebbs & flows of life. Hegu is one of my favourite points. Note of caution: avoid pressing this point in pregnancy as it can stimulate uterine contraction. In the acupuncture clinic, we needle it to help bring on labour in full term pregnancies 💜☯️
This is what self care can look like if you’re a This is what self care can look like if you’re an acupuncturist ♥️☯️ It’s different for everyone. For me, SELF CARE is also: - regular treatments from other practitioners (not just Chinese medicine, I have a healthcare ‘team’) - exercise, including getting my heart rate up at least 4x a week - making sure I eat regularly (sounds simple but I’m guilty of ‘forgetting’) - dance (non-negotiable, it’s heart medicine for me) - time with my partner & daughter - time to myself What does your self care look like?
AACMAC 2023 was brilliant ☯️🙌 @aacma.org.au AACMAC 2023 was brilliant ☯️🙌 @aacma.org.au
Treating tricky knees 💪 @aacma.org.au Brilliant Treating tricky knees 💪 @aacma.org.au Brilliant presentation, thank you Terry Hitzke.
REMEMBER TO BREATHE 🧘‍♀️🩷 REMEMBER TO BREATHE 🧘‍♀️🩷
Hey Melbourne 🙌 I’m back in clinic, looking f Hey Melbourne 🙌 I’m back in clinic, looking forward to helping you reach your health goals 🥰 These days I have a special interest in women’s health especially fertility and menopause, and treating kiddos (& parents to help raise strong, healthy, resilient little ones). I also LOVE helping clients feel & look 🔥 with cosmetic / aesthetic acupuncture facials. Links to book in bio or DM me ☯️💜☯️
So much wisdom in the classics 💜 I’ve had the So much wisdom in the classics 💜 I’ve had the pleasure of treating many, many kiddos with acupuncture & herbal medicine (boosting immunity, reducing the severity of coughs, colds, sniffly noses, helping calm eczema & asthmatic conditions). So often a huge part of helping any family with paediatric health is also providing care for the parents. I’m hugely passionate about maternal healthcare. And of course dads / others when they’re the primary carer. Classic Chinese medicine reminds us to look after the maternal figure when we care for a child. Ancient wisdom, modern medicine ☯️
Acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine. DM to boo Acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine. DM to book 💙
A lesson in patience for me ❤️ But we are nea A lesson in patience for me ❤️ But we are nearly there! DM to book or call / WhatsApp 0491050447
Melbourne friends, tell EVERYONE ☯️💜 I’m Melbourne friends, tell EVERYONE ☯️💜 I’m coming back, with my needles & herbs & a big warm heart, excited & ready to treat your ailments & your souls. Watch this space for clinic details beginning mid to late March ☯️💜☯️💜☯️
Rest well our beautiful, gentle girl. We love you Rest well our beautiful, gentle girl. We love you & will miss you forever 💔😭❤️ Francesca Fortuity Farrah Molloy Mears-Dagan RIP 20/10/22 🥰🥰🥰
A moment at the kinerret (Sea of Galilee) 💜💜 A moment at the kinerret (Sea of Galilee) 💜💜💜 Acupuncture and herbal medicine sessions available in Tel Aviv & Kibbutz Ga’aton. DM to book. #acupuncture #chinesemedicine #health #nature #balance
DESERT MAGIC. After a weekend camping in the deser DESERT MAGIC. After a weekend camping in the desert I’m moving differently this week, even in the clinic. Clearer and calmer. Less noise. Feedback already from patients is there’s been some profound shifts after their acupuncture treatments ❤️ Coincidence? Who knows. What’s for sure is the desert is magical. Hoping to get away for another camping weekend before it gets too hot 🏜☀️
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