What is Life Cultivation.
At the heart of Chinese medicine are the teachings that people should seek to create a Way of life that lives in harmony with nature and with one’s environment to achieve greater health.
The Unique Nature of Feminine Physiology.
When early Chinese doctors began to study the female body, there was a wave of understanding among them that women’s bodies were physiologically unique, and that medical conditions, like reproduction and gestation, made them emphatically different from men.
Chinese Medicine & Acupuncture in pregnancy.
When early Chinese doctors began to study the female body, there was a wave of understanding among them that women’s bodies were physiologically unique, and that medical conditions, like reproduction and gestation, made them emphatically different from men.
Mother warming and Postpartum Care.
Mamas are truly amazing! For nine months we take great care of ourselves, get doted on by strangers, and have showers in our honor. But after delivery, the care and health of baby takes priority and mama’s health moves to the background.
Seeking a Child.
Seeking a child is an exciting, rewarding quest. Grounded in ancient theory and practice, Traditional Chinese Medicine is proving to be current and relevant to women and men on their journey towards parenthood. Your doctor of Traditional Chinese Medicine is there to help you along the way.
Fertility & Awareness Methods to help achieve pregnancy.
FAM observes and tracks primary fertility signs in order to identify your fertile and infertile times. These methods are used to help achieve or avoid pregnancies as well as to have greater understanding of our bodies and menstrual cycles.