Botanical Cyanotype Workshop
Join artist Jocelyn Mathewes as you create beautiful blue botanical art prints using the oldest...
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Cupping: Explanation and Workshop Date!
Cupping is part of traditional Chinese medicine, and dates back thousands of years. It can be used on any fleshy part of the body, most typically used for pain relief. I often describe cupping is a “reverse massage technique” that uses suction rather than pressure to get things moving and relax muscles.
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Tea Tasting Party: Oolong Teas of China
Oolong teas are not the dark porter or the crisp pilsner of the tea world, but they offer the most variety of flavors that can be coaxed out of tea leaves.
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Self-Care Acupressure Ear Points
Each ear contains about 400 points which can affect muscles, joints, organs, and even emotions. Ear points are very closely linked to brain chemistry, so neurotransmitters, hormones, and endocrine functions can be balanced by treating the ears; this means conditions such as anxiety and depression, PTSD, and menopause can be helped.
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Saturday Workshops at Appalachian Acupuncture
Don’t miss this Saturday’s workshops, Eating for Autoimmune Disorders and an Introduction to Bullet Journaling hosted by Jocelyn Mathewes.
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