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Joy Walraven Acupuncture, Chinese Herbal Medicine, Craniosacral

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Joy Walraven Acupuncture, Chinese Herbal Medicine, Craniosacral

Joy comes when we allow ourselves to relax our grip a little, and encourages us to love ourselves so deeply and unconditionally that we can let go of our pain.

Every one of us has a unique path that leads to joy. My joy is helping you to find it. Acupuncture is a popular and effective choice for treating pain and dysfunction. On its own, or in combination with herbal medicine, it can address a wide variety of complaints including neck and back pain, headaches, poor digestion, anxiety and depression, menstrual pain, as well as many of the challenges associated with pregnancy.

11/10/2021

Boost your defensive qi by strengthening your kidney, spleen and lung energy with these 4 poses –

In TCM theory, your lungs are the first line of defense against external pathogens, and your spleen and kidney qi help to reinforce your lung qi, and defend against internal pathogens.

Check out my other post about acupressure for immune boosting to help keep you healthy and resilient.

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11/08/2021

Press gently but firmly on each point for about 3 minutes.

Apply Eucalyptus essential oil (diluted in a carrier oil) under your nose before doing this acupressure protocol to enhance its benefits.

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10/24/2021

Press gently but firmly on each point for about 3 minutes.

Apply your ideal essential oil blend (diluted in a carrier oil) to each point first for added relief.

To get even better results, check out my other post about which essential oil blend is best for your sinus congestion.

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10/04/2021

Remedy your constipation with these 5 poses -

Twisting and squeezing your middle and lower jiao activates your ability to eliminate waste.

Check out my other posts about acupressure and essential oils for constipation to help keep you moving.

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09/28/2021

Press gently but firmly on each point for about 3 minutes.

Apply your ideal essential oil(s) (diluted in a carrier oil) to each point first for added relief.

To get even better results, check out my other post about which essential oil is best for your type of constipation.

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09/21/2021

Regulate your middle and upper jiao, and calm your heartburn with these 6 poses-

Balancing your liver and stomach qi is the trick to keeping acid reflux at bay in TCM.
(DO NOT practice the camel and plow pose when having an active episode of heartburn wait until the attack has subsided before attempting these 2 poses.)

Check out my other posts about acupressure and essential oils for heartburn to help put out the fire.

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09/14/2021

Press gently but firmly on each point for about 3 minutes.

Apply your ideal essential oil(s) (diluted in a carrier oil) to each point first for added relief.

To get even better results, check out my other post about an essential oil blend to soothe your heartburn.

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09/12/2021

Shift your irritability and frustration with these 5 poses that move your stagnant liver qi and clear heat from your liver and stomach.

Cooling your overheated liver and stomach allows your qi to settle and clears your head.

Check out my other posts about acupressure and essential oils for irritability and frustration to help keep you cool, calm and collected.

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09/10/2021

Press gently but firmly on each point for about 3 minutes.

Apply your ideal essential oil blend (diluted in a carrier oil) to each point first for added relief.

To get even better results, check out my other post about the best essential oils for when you’re feeling cranky.

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08/28/2021

Tonify your large intestine, kidney and spleen with these 5 poses.

In TCM theory, boosting your kidney and spleen qi is key to proper fluid metabolism in the lower jiao.

Check out my other posts about acupressure and essential oils for diarrhea to help keep you feeling solid. ;)

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08/26/2021

Press gently but firmly on each point for about 3 minutes.

Apply your ideal essential oil(s) (diluted in a carrier oil) to each point first for added relief.

To get even better results, check out my other post about which essential oil is best for your gastro-intestinal distress.

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181 Harbord Street, 2nd Floor
Toronto, ON

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 8pm
Tuesday	9am - 8pm
Friday	9am - 8pm
Sunday	9am - 6pm

Telephone

+14168773960

Website

http://www.joywalraven.com/

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