Meridian Therapy is a style of acupuncture that relies upon a high degree of sensitivity to the flow of qi (life-force energy) within and around the client's body. Meridian Therapy practitioners use pulse diagnosis to identify the root cause of disease, and then very gentle needle technique to correct the underlying imbalances in qi-flow, restoring the body's natural capacity to heal.


History Of Meridian Therapy

Chinese Medicine traces its roots to Huangdi, the "Yellow Emperor," who ruled China from 2497--2398 BCE.  Some believe the Yellow Emperor to be an emanation of the ascended master Lanto.


Acupuncture arrived in Japan during the 5th century CE and initially was practiced largely by Buddhist monks.  There have been, and continue to be, many blind practitioners who are often gifted with a special adeptness at perceiving qi.

The seed for Meridian Therapy was planted in the 1920's, with the work of Yanagiya Seisuke. This form of practice came into full flower during the 1940's through the efforts of Okabe Fukuji and Inoue Keiri, two of Yanagiya's students.


The Benefits Of Meridian Therapy

~ Discover and resolve the root cause of physical, emotional and mental disease.

~ Awaken your body's natural capacity to heal.

~ Enrich your life by aligning with elemental cycles -- the rhythms of the natural world.

~ Enhance your well-being and vitality!

~ Activate communication between the physical, mental, emotional and spiritual aspects of your Being.


Best Times To Receive Treatment

~ When you're suffering from a specific physical, mental or emotional imbalance.

~ The change of seasons -- to support the transition.

~ When you're feeling a bit "off" -- to restore balance to the meridians and prevent disease.

~ When you wish to enhance your vitality -- your capacity to fully experience and enjoy life.


What To Expect In A Session


~ An initial interview including pulse and tongue diagnosis.

~ A gentle treatment which primarily uses acupuncture, though may also include tuina (meridian-based massage), moxibustion (burning of Mugwort herb on specific acupuncture points), qigong (life-force cultivation practices) and dietary recommendations.

~ Leave feeling deeply relaxed, rejuvenated and realigned with your body's own wisdom.


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