Laura's Traditional Chinese Medicine Journey

08/14/2024

08/05/2024

People have mentioned Gua Sha often as more of an extreme therapy. Personally I use Gua Sha in clinic almost daily. From using facial Gua Sha that does not leave bruising on the face to a deep tissue massage style on the neck and shoulders to a lighter but still deeper pressed one on tight tendons in the legs.
This video gives a great summary on who Gua Sha is good for, anyone with repetitive movement related tension or injuries such as athletes and hair dressers normally have great success with this treatment 😊

07/05/2024

After completing my first week of full-time clinic residency, I am filled with gratitude towards all of my patients, both past and present, for allowing me to be a part of their wellness journey and for being a part of my learning experience 💗💗💗
Thank you 💖

07/02/2024

Hey folks, summer hours start today. I hope to have a great summer treating patients new and returning!
Reminder I'm still at the college in Bedford only till the end of August 😊

06/27/2024

🌿 In Traditional Chinese Medicine, the concept of Yin and Yang represents the dynamic balance of opposite but complementary forces. 🌗

🌙 Yin symbolizes rest, cold, night, passiveness, and stillness. Like the moon, it brings tranquility and rejuvenation.

🌞 Yang embodies energy, heat, day, activeness, and movement. It's like the sun, energizing and invigorating us.

Understanding and harmonizing these forces can lead to better health and well-being. 🌱✨

06/15/2024