- Ear SeedingCome join us for an Ear Seeding session where you'll learn about this ancient practice and experience its benefits firsthand! Many individuals find ear seeding to be a relaxing and rejuvenating experience. Benefits reported include reduced stress, improved sleep, or relief from pain. Unlike traditional acupuncture, ear seeding does not involve needles but instead utilizes small seeds or beads to apply pressure to these points. The seeds are placed with an adhesive tape and can be left on for a few days to provide continuous care.
What to Expect:
• Select Ear seeds (collection of diamond or rainbow crystals, 24K gold plated, or seeds)
• Ear seeding treatment with the option to sit and relax for 30 minutes
• Delicious and nourishing juices to fuel your body and soul.
When: Thursdays 3-6 pm
Where: in the office of Robin Erb Skin Care
10 Newbury Street, 4th Floor Boston, MA 02116
- Postpartum PartyCome join the party and feel the positive effects of being in community with other supportive moms. Enjoy a relaxing, stress reducing acupuncture or non-needle ear seeding treatment and learn how acupuncture can help with anxiety, pain, or stress. Stay for as long as you would like. Light refreshments will be served.
What to Expect:
• Ear seeding or ear needles to ease stress, improve sleep, and promote inner peace.
• Connect with other moms and exchange self-care tips.
• Delicious and nourishing snacks to fuel your body and soul.
When: Fridays 3-6 pm
Where: in the office of Robin Erb Skin Care
10 Newbury Street, 4th Floor Boston, MA 02116 - 3 Secrets for a Positive Birth Experience Backed by ResearchWho else is interested in preparing for a positive birth experience?
Yes, you can prepare for a positive birth experience! Join Jennifer Cahoon, Licensed Acupuncturist and Founder of Acupuncture Center for Women for an educational session on the 3 steps Jennifer took to prepare for a positive birth experience and the research to support it. Jennifer has a special interest in birth work and has been licensed as an acupuncturist since 2008.
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Coronavirus and TCM: Staying Healthy at Home
Navigating stay at home orders, working from home, schooling from home and the myriad other new things that are now a daily part of life is stressful. It can be easy to get overwhelmed with each new development and all the unknowns that surround our lives because of the coronavirus outbreak.
Traditional Chinese medicine offers something old and grounding to turn back to during this time.
The idea that supporting mental health is a significant factor in supporting physical health is a central tenet of traditional Chinese medicine. Beyond acupuncture and herbal remedies, TCM takes a holistic approach to health that includes simple things you can do each day to foster physical health through supporting that mind body connection. Here are six things you can incorporate into your daily routine to mitigate stress and stay healthy right now.
Germ Theory: 101
Why do some people always catch a cold, and others don’t?
Viruses, germs, and bacteria are everywhere. They are in the food we eat, the air we breathe and the water we drink, but not all of them are bad or harmful.
Think of the immune system as your body’s security detail. The cells, tissues, and organs that comprise it help repel foreign invaders like harmful bacteria, parasites and other microbes that can cause infections. Disorders of the immune system range from everyday annoyances like mild seasonal allergies to serious illnesses like leukemia. Stress, lack of sleep and other common conditions can contribute to a weakened immune system, which can make you vulnerable to infections. continue reading
Acupuncture: The Original Biohack for Migraines
Having recurring migraines is similar to parenting a temperamental toddler. When they go from being annoying to actively disruptive and mildly infuriating, there is often little one can do but grit your teeth and persevere. The helpful suggestions for managing this occurrence involved a mixture of expert opinion, anecdotal hearsay, individual tinkering and a big dose of patience. So where does acupuncture fit into this picture? continue reading
Talking With Kids About the Coronavirus
As the effects of the coronavirus outbreak continue to seep into everyday life, it can be hard to stay present rather than focusing on the myriad of concerns and questions everyone has. Unfortunately, this can be true for kids too.
Younger kids can perceive their caretakers’ stress and older kids are better aware of what’s going on for their families and in the world around them. As we navigate our own stress each day, it can be hard to know how to protect children from theirs. Traditional Chinese Medicine can support you in doing so, maybe lightening your personal load in the process. continue reading
Move Liver Qi
We often say in Traditional Chinese Medicine that the liver is the system most easily susceptible to stress. Stress knots the Qi (energy) and makes its flow stagnate – this happens most quickly in the liver energy system. The liver, in TCM, is in charge of the smooth flow of Qi throughout the body. This means that if Qi flow is impaired (ie, by stress), the liver system will suffer. Likewise, if the liver energy system is weak or stagnant (from lifestyle choices, diet, trauma, emotional stress, illness or genetic factors), Qi flow throughout the body may be impaired. continue reading