Be Zen Acupuncture

Be Zen Acupuncture Whanganui home based acupuncturist. Member of CMCNZ, AcupunctureNZ and Acc registered.

Just to let you know.
29/03/2026

Just to let you know.

2026 Year of the Horse.   Contact now for new bookings.
01/03/2026

2026 Year of the Horse. Contact now for new bookings.

Why body work is vital and why a regular muscular skeletal treatment can be more than what it seems.
12/02/2026

Why body work is vital and why a regular muscular skeletal treatment can be more than what it seems.

Most people are unaware of the psoas muscle, sometimes called the “muscle of the soul,” despite its profound influence on movement, posture, and even emotional well-being. Stretching from the lower spine to the legs, this deep core muscle plays a critical role in stabilizing the pelvis, supporting spinal alignment, and enabling walking, running, and bending.

Biologically, the psoas connects the lumbar vertebrae to the femur, acting as a bridge between the upper and lower body. It is deeply involved in maintaining posture, coordinating balance, and supporting the diaphragm for breathing. When healthy and flexible, it allows fluid movement and efficient motion.

Beyond physical function, the psoas has been linked to emotional and mental health. Chronic tension in this muscle can contribute to stress, anxiety, and even a sense of heaviness in the body. Conversely, mindful stretching, yoga, or targeted movement can release tension, promoting relaxation and a feeling of openness in the body. This connection between structure and emotion is why it is often referred to as the “muscle of the soul.”

Understanding the psoas encourages a holistic view of wellness. Physical health, posture, and emotional balance are interconnected, and caring for this deep core muscle supports both body and mind. Awareness of its role can improve movement efficiency, reduce pain, and enhance overall vitality.

Sometimes the most powerful muscles are hidden, silently shaping not only how we move, but how we feel and experience life.

Further updates will be shared in late February. Appreciate your patience and hope you are enjoying some summer ‘calm’ 🌞...
12/02/2026

Further updates will be shared in late February. Appreciate your patience and hope you are enjoying some summer ‘calm’ 🌞☀️.

Happy holidays and festive season 🌞🎄Will update with re-opening dates in the new year.  See you all then.
16/12/2025

Happy holidays and festive season 🌞🎄Will update with re-opening dates in the new year. See you all then.

04/08/2025
Recommend Emma, she has fantastic technique and experience.
02/04/2025

Recommend Emma, she has fantastic technique and experience.

Home clinic renovations still undergoing.  Email for online booking link for limited opening dates in February.
27/01/2025

Home clinic renovations still undergoing. Email for online booking link for limited opening dates in February.

Summer break closing date is December 20th☺️
03/12/2024

Summer break closing date is December 20th☺️

Re-opened.  Temporary space, same location.  Treatment room still under construction!  Some opening hour changes.
10/03/2024

Re-opened. Temporary space, same location. Treatment room still under construction! Some opening hour changes.

The treatment space, still some renovation to do.
27/09/2022

The treatment space, still some renovation to do.

Re-opened.  Home based in Whanganui Monday to Wednesday.
19/09/2022

Re-opened. Home based in Whanganui Monday to Wednesday.

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