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The Hope of Spring and Coronavirus Blues

by BaLaNc3dLyF
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We are living in uncertain and unprecedented times. Our lives have shifted dramatically, emotionally, and financially, and there is not a clear path of what the future holds. One might have missed that Saturday marked the first day of Spring. The Season of Spring is associated with the Wood Element. Now, more than ever, it is imperative to hone in on Wood’s energy of hope and optimism during this challenging time.Read More »The Hope of Spring and Coronavirus Blues

New spot Elements Acupuncture debuts in Austin

by BaLaNc3dLyF
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We are really excited to be featured in this MSN article! Please click below link to read!Read More »New spot Elements Acupuncture debuts in Austin

The Spirit of Water in Classical Five Element Acupuncture

by BaLaNc3dLyF
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As a Classical Five Element Acupuncturist, I work with my clients to recognize the importance of being proactive when it comes to seasonal, emotional, and physical fluctuations. Currently, it is the season of winter, which is associated with the Water element. This is an appropriate time to discuss what makes the Water element so significant during the Winter season and what you can do to prepare for a bountiful spring, and more importantly, an abundant and healthy year.Read More »The Spirit of Water in Classical Five Element Acupuncture

Welcome to Elements Acupuncture!

by BaLaNc3dLyF
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I am happy to announce the opening of my practice Elements Acupuncture. My practice specializes in Classical Five Element Acupuncture (CFEA), which is one of the oldest forms of acupuncture and is practiced true to its original form! The fact that this medicine has been practiced for thousands of years speaks to the value and efficacy of Five Element Acupuncture. I am pleased to share more knowledge of Classical Five Element Acupuncture and the potential it has to offer.Read More »Welcome to Elements Acupuncture!