Juniper Branch Wellness RMT/Acupuncturist

04/08/2026

We are sooo close to getting the little details sorted ✨️ 🧂 🔮 Stay tuned for booking openings !

04/07/2026

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🧡 ST 42 — Surging Yang (Yuan-Source)

📍 Location
On the highest point of the dorsum of the foot, between the extensor digitorum longus & extensor hallucis longus

📏 Needling
⚠️ Watch for the dorsalis pedis artery

✨ TCM Actions & Uses
• Clears Stomach Heat for heartburn, acid reflux & stomach pain

• Resolves Dampness for foot edema

• Distal point for facial paralysis

🧠 Clinical Pearl
A key point to drain excess Heat from the Stomach channel, especially when it rises upward (reflux, face, mouth).

🌿 Do acupuncture points feel easier to learn when you can see them? I turned my graphics into a clear, illustrated acupuncture point guide designed for students and practitioners.
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04/06/2026

Met the most precious customer today 💖 🐾! Thanks again for bringing this guy! Made my day.

04/06/2026

Remaining April Openings:

April 20th: 915am, 1pm
April 23rd: 130pm
April 24th: 8am
April 27th: 8am,
May 1st: 8am, 1030am

04/06/2026

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There's a reason your brain can't stay anxious when you're staring at a fern.
It's not psychological. It's mathematical.
Ferns grow in fractal patterns infinitely repeating geometric structures that appear identical at every scale of magnification. From the entire frond down to the smallest leaflet, the same pattern repeats endlessly. And here's what's fascinating: your brain is wired to recognize and find deep comfort in fractal geometry.
Research shows that viewing fractal patterns measurably reduces cortisol levels and activates the parasympathetic nervous system — the body's natural calm response. It's why staring at ocean waves, tree branches, clouds, or any natural fractal pattern can shift you out of stress almost immediately.
Your brain evolved alongside fractal patterns in nature for millions of years. When you see them, something ancient in your nervous system recognizes home and automatically begins to regulate.

The next time anxiety rises, try focusing on natural patterns like leaves, water, or clouds.
Your mind instinctively responds to these visuals by slowing down and restoring a sense of calm. 🌿

04/05/2026

https://www.facebook.com/100069872715105/posts/1270912448581167/ reminder that my colleague is a pro rock hound and has these beautiful crystals at great prices ! 🔮 ✨️ ❤️

Locally harvested fundy crystals for purchase 🔮 ✨️ Check them out!

04/05/2026

Himalayan pink salt herbal bath blends
No chemicals, artificial fragrances, preservatives,minimal ingredients

Vanilla Coconut 🥥 🍯
Lavender 💜 (grown from the farm)
Jasmine Rose 🌹
Chamomile 🌼
$6 each

04/05/2026

We still have a lot of minor details and things to get finalized before our official opening. We ran a 45 minute cycle yesterday of the salt 🧂 🔮 🌙 ✨️

Stay tuned as we get things in order in the next 2 weeks !

04/05/2026

04/01/2026

To kick off the salt room vibe coming up, I will have pink salt and spice mixes with my own herbs for salt coming up, and little bath salts with my own lavender from the summer

04/01/2026

"Key Facts about Therapeutic Salt History

Ancient Beginnings: While modern salt therapy gained popularity in the 19th century, the therapeutic use of salt dates back thousands of years. Ancient Greeks, including Hippocrates, recommended inhaling steam from salt water to treat respiratory issues.
19th Century Discovery: The modern era of salt therapy began in the mid-1800s. Polish physician Dr. Feliks Boczkowski noticed that salt miners in Wieliczka, Poland, did not suffer from the chronic respiratory illnesses (like asthma or tuberculosis) common to other miners.
Birth of Speleotherapy (1839): Dr. Boczkowski published his findings in 1843 and founded the first health resort in the Wieliczka Salt Mine in 1839, establishing speleotherapy—the therapeutic practice of spending time in salt caves.
WWII Wartime Observation (1949): During World War II, a German physician, Dr. K.H. Spannahel, observed that people who hid in the Klutert salt caves in Germany during bombing raids experienced significant relief from their asthma and respiratory problems.
Development of Halotherapy (1980s): Because natural salt mines are rare, researchers in the former Soviet Union (Odessa Science Research Institute) created the first halogenerator in 1985. This device grinds salt into tiny particles and disperses them into the air, creating a "dry salt aerosol" that simulates a natural cave environment in a man-made, controlled, and accessible room.
Global Expansion: After the fall of the Soviet Union in 1991, this "halotechnology" spread to the rest of the world, appearing in spa settings across Europe, Australia, and North America."

03/31/2026

Remaining April availability!

April 13th: 8am

April 20th: 8am, 915am, 1030am, 1145am, 1pm

April 23rd: 915am, 130pm,245pm,
April 24th: 8am, 1030am, 1145am, 1pm

April 27th: 8am, 915am, 1pm

April 30th: 1145am, 130pm, 245pm
May 1st: 8am, 915am, 1030am, 1145am