Dr Connie Presson Acupuncture

03/09/2023

Get to know me by watching this YouTube video. I am passionate about treating others going through cancer treatment as a cancer survivor myself.

In addition to my Doctorate in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine including board certification in Chinese Herbology, I have my certificate in Integrative Health and Lifestyle through Andrew Weil Center for Integrative Medicine at the University of Arizona.

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11/13/2021

I never get tired of this view from our clinic!

11/10/2021

Today marks 12 years since I became a Licensed Acupuncturist in the state of CO! Happy workiversary to me! This makes me reflect on all the changes that have happened in my field in those 12 years! More insurance coverage, more referrals from medical doctors, more awareness and willingness to try non-pharmacological options! The list goes on! I'm grateful!

10/30/2021

This time last year, I finished the major part of my cancer treatment. This port that was in my chest is what allowed me to receive treatment. I also used Acupuncture, massage, chiropractic, and other treatments to help me manage the cancer treatments. Fall will always be a reminder of how far I've come! And I'm grateful for it :)

10/29/2021

What a lovely fall view from my clinic in Denver. Reminds me that we are all in a time of transition from the warmth of summer into the cool of winter. Our bodies are adjusting along with our environment. Give yourself some rest during this season of change.

10/20/2021

Another lovely Denver Fall day and the view from our clinic is lovely!!
Here's some advice from the Traditional Chinese Medicine perspective for coping with this seasonal change from late summer to autumn-
1-It's a great time of year for structure. List goals and priorities, set boundaries, and plan events!
2-Wear a scarf!!! You know that reaction you get in your neck and shoulders when the wind hits you? You tighten up. This causes neck and shoulder tension which a scarf can prevent!
3-Hydrate! Many of us forget about drinking water with the cooler temps. But it's dry out there!!!! Best to drink room temp or warm water/tea!
4-Eat warm foods! Soups, stews, and stir-fries! Also add warming herbs to food. Ginger, Cinnamon, Cumin, Cardamon, Fennel, Orange Peel, Clove, and Black/White Pepper! Sounds delicious!

10/19/2021

Fall at Denver Botanic Gardens is beautiful!!! I enjoyed an afternoon here with my cancer PT/yoga group. Things like yoga, beautiful hikes and walks, Acupuncture, and so many other things have helped so much on my cancer survivor journey! # denver #