- 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 Suite Six Medical Aesthetics
311 Summer Street Boston, MA 02210
- Doula Self Care PartyAs doulas, we dedicate ourselves to supporting others during their transformative journeys. Now, it's time to prioritize our own well-being!
Come together with fellow doulas for an evening of relaxation, connection, and self-care practices tailored specifically for us. Let's unwind, recharge, and celebrate the incredible work we do.
What to Expect:
• Ear seeding or ear needles to ease stress, improve sleep, and promote inner peace.
• Informal networking and sharing circles to connect with like-minded colleagues and exchange self-care tips.
• Delicious and nourishing snacks to fuel our bodies and souls.
When: Fridays 3-6 pm
Where: in the office of Suite Six Medical Aesthetics
311 Summer Street Boston, MA 02210
Let's honor ourselves as we honor others. Our work requires planned moments of self-care!
- 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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