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Preparing for Labor and Delivery: Third-Trimester Care
Starting Acupuncture in the last trimester of pregnancy is optimal when preparing for labor and delivery - ideally starting around 32 weeks and continuing treatment until baby is delivered.
Research shows that regular acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine therapies during the last trimester lowers numerous risk factors: i.e. preterm labor, preeclampsia, stalled labor, fewer epidural and c-section rates, reduced anxiety, and fewer postpartum complications among others.


Preventing Preeclampsia: Practical Tips
Learning how to reduce your risk-factors for preeclampsia can put your mind at ease and give you some tools to stay healthy. If you're pregnant, or thinking about getting pregnant in the future - here are some tips to think preventatively!


Preparing for Labor & Delivery: Start Now, Don't Wait!
There is so much you can do to prepare for labor and delivery that will significantly increase your likelihood of having an optimal...


First Weeks in Clinic: Rejoicing in the Familiar, Acclimating to the Change
Even while the world around us has changed so drastically, as Practitioners we are deeply soothed by returning to the familiar joy of practicing Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). Our first few weeks back in clinic took some getting used to - but we're starting to find our new rhythm amidst the reality of such monumental "change" around us. Change that impacts everything - from the way we think through our treatment practices - to the way we interact-touch-communicate with o
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