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Embrace Hope to Support Healing
“Hope is the thing with feathers that perches in the soul and sings the tunes without the words and never stops at all.” ~~ Emily Dickinson The Sacred Integration of Wholeness
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We’ve traveled together through the complete landscape of transformation: CURIOSITY opened the door to possibility, OPTIMISM showed us that change is not only possible
Finding the Calm in the Storm: How Acupuncture Can Help Treat Anxiety
If you haven’t experienced an anxiety attack, you might not know the symptoms: clammy hands, heart pounding in your chest, your breath coming in short gasps, and an all-consuming sense of dread consuming you. Anxiety had been an unwelcome companion, interfering with work, relationships, and overall quality of life. Many who suffer from it try therapy, medications, and meditation,
Speak Your Truth & Ignite Your Courage
“Courage starts with showing up and letting ourselves be seen.” ~~ Brené Brown Speaking Your Heart in a World That Prefers Silence
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We’ve traveled together through CURIOSITY (the radical act of not knowing), OPTIMISM (hope as a practice), and AWARENESS (seeing what’s actually true). Now we arrive at the pivotal moment
How to be Yourself and Why it Matters
“Our sense of ourselves is anchored in a vital connection with our bodies.” ~~ Bessel van der Kolk
The Art of Seeing What’s Actually True
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We’ve journeyed through CURIOSITY (the radical act of not knowing) and OPTIMISM (hope as a scientifically-backed practice). Today, we arrive at the heart of The C.O.A.C.H. Method:
4 Ways Acupuncture Supports Women’s Health
Imagine the hopelessness of knowing you’ve tried everything. For years, you have struggled with painful menstrual cycles, relying on over-the-counter medications and lifestyle changes that barely made a difference. Frustrated and exhausted, you search for something else that might help. A friend recommends acupuncture and after a few weeks of research, skeptical but desperate, you make your first appointment.
