Tel Aviv Acupuncture & Traditional Chinese Medicine

31/05/2026

🌿 June & The Heart: Harmonizing the Transition into Summer Energy
​As we cross the threshold into June, we are not yet at the blazing peak of summer, but rather at the delicate, potent entry point of the Fire element. In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), this seasonal transition is as much about the geography of our inner landscape as it is about the rising temperature outside.
Fire governs the Heart, and the Heart houses the Shen (神) — our spirit, consciousness, and emotional vitality.
As seasonal Qi expands outward, our emotions naturally follow. June invites us to open, connect, and express joy. Yet this shift from the yin of spring to the yang of summer can destabilize the Shen if we are not anchored.
Every element carries a virtue and a shadow. For Fire, the emotion is Joy (Xi - 喜). In balance, it brings quiet contentment, mental clarity, authentic connection, and restful sleep.
When June heat agitates the Heart, joy can become over-excitement, restlessness, anxiety, or a scattered mind. You may feel easily startled, emotionally “wired,” or notice racing thoughts at bedtime.
The goal for June is not to burn brightly and exhaust ourselves, but to kindle a steady flame that warms without scorching.
3 Internal Practices for the Month
To transition smoothly, focus on anchoring Heart Qi:
In TCM, excessive talking or chaotic socializing can drain Heart Qi. Practice conscious listening and intentional silence to keep your energy from scattering.
When anxiety or restlessness appears, use slow, grounding breathwork to settle the Shen back into its palace — the Heart.
Wake with the early summer light, but begin your day with gentle movement like Qi Gong to absorb the season’s vitality while keeping your fire rooted.
“Joy is not loud or chaotic; true Heart joy is a spacious, peaceful stillness.”
As June warms and speeds up, tend to your inner climate. Let your heart be warm, but keep your mind cool.
How is your emotional energy shifting as we enter this new season? Let's connect in the comments. 👇
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26/05/2026

Are you feeling wired but exhausted?
Experiencing tension headaches, dizziness, irritability, restless sleep, or tight shoulders from ongoing stress?

One herbal formula I sometimes use in clinic for this pattern is Tian Ma Gou Teng Yin — traditionally used to calm internal wind, ease tension, and support nervous system balance.

A beautiful formula for when the body feels overstimulated and unable to fully settle.

📱 Interested?
I prescribe herbal formulas only after a personal consultation, to be sure they match your body, symptoms, and any medications.

For details or to book a consultation, send me a WhatsApp message:
054-733-4370 or DM me here.

With warmth,
Juyon Kim
Tel Aviv Acupuncture & Traditional Eastern Medicine

22/05/2026

My work brings together acupuncture, herbal medicine, and gentle breath-based practices to support the body as a whole.
Rather than treating symptoms in isolation, I listen to the deeper patterns beneath them — how the body holds stress, where energy becomes constrained, and what is ready to restore.
Each session is quiet, precise, and deeply individualized, creating space for regulation, integration, and a natural return to balance.
This is care that moves at your body’s pace — steady, attentive, and grounded in Traditional Eastern Medicine.

04/05/2026

Healing is not only about the body. It’s also about what we hold inside.

Our emotions leave an imprint. When they are not expressed, the body often carries the weight.

In my sessions, we create a space for regulation and awareness — to listen to your body, your breath, and what you may be holding beneath the surface.

• Awareness — noticing what is present
• Expression — allowing what needs to be felt
• Release — letting go with support
• Return — coming back to balance & ease

This is not about “fixing” — it’s about supporting your system to feel safe enough to shift.

Acupuncture, breath, and presence can gently support your nervous system
and help the body remember safety.

Juyon Kim
Tel Aviv Acupuncture

30/04/2026

May is a time when energy rises outward and upward.

How to support that movement in your life so that your life flows?
– Walk 10–15 minutes in the morning light
(no phone, just let your system wake up slowly)
– Choose one warm meal a day
(soup, rice, eggs, something simple and cooked)
– Carry a water bottle
sip regularly instead of drinking all at once
– Open a window or step outside
for a few minutes even in the middle of a busy day
– Don’t fill every space in your calendar
leave one small pocket of “nothing”

Be gentle with yourself this month.
You don’t need to do more — just allow a little more space for flow.

With warmth,
Juyon

21/04/2026

A quiet kind of gratitude today

20/04/2026

19/04/2026

Have you noticed how your cycle shifts… from month to month?

Irregular periods are something I see often. Many women are told it’s simply stress, or just the natural rhythm of their body. Over time, this idea becomes familiar—almost accepted—even when something inside still feels slightly unsettled, slightly off.

But when the rhythm begins to change—when the timing shifts or becomes uncertain—it’s not something we dismiss.
It’s a form of communication.

The body is not failing.
It is speaking.

In my work, I take time to observe the details, because this is where the story begins to unfold. The timing of the cycle, the color of the blood, the quality of the flow, the presence of discomfort or clotting—each element reveals something subtle, yet important.

Together, they form a language that allows us to understand what the body is experiencing beneath the surface.

What appears as a simple irregularity is often connected to deeper patterns—the way energy moves or becomes restricted, how the body is nourished, and how it has adapted to stress over time. These are not isolated symptoms, but part of a larger picture.

And when we begin to listen in this way,
very often, the cycle starts to find its rhythm again.

Because the body already knows what to do.
It is simply waiting to be heard.

If this resonates with you, you’re welcome to reach out—
I’m here to support you.

With care,
Juyon 🤍

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17/04/2026

17/04/2026

Clinic Update

I’ve gently expanded my clinic hours to create more space for you to receive care — with greater ease and continuity.

Tel Aviv — 26 Soutine Street
Mondays · 14:30–20:30
Wednesdays · 8:30–13:00
Fridays · 8:30–14:30

Ramat Aviv — 36 Gronemann Street
Sundays · 9:00–17:30
Tuesdays · 14:30–17:30
Thursdays · 17:30

This shift comes from listening closely to what many of you have shared — and shaping my schedule to better support your healing process.

With warmth,
Juyon 🤍