Jing Shen Healing Arts

01/07/2026

✨Part 3/3✨

01/07/2026

✨Part 1/3✨

01/07/2026

✨Part 2/3✨

01/07/2026

Refilling and Restocking some favorites for patients!!!✨💕

Ancient Ways Apothecary was born many years ago within our practice as a way of bridging the gap between our clinical work and the want/need to create over the counter options for non-patients. While we can’t and won’t offer all our formulas, some of these tinctures mayyyyy just be finding their way to our retail shop on in a special apothecary collection!!

Others require more communication and attention and will be accessible through upcoming classes!!😉✨

01/07/2026

Refilling & Restocking Herbs in the Apothecary!!💕✨

01/07/2026

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01/04/2026

Isn’t it funny, how each moment in life guides us to the next!?!

Be here now — don’t miss it!

Some day you’ll see how this piece connected to the whole!💕

01/03/2026

https://jingshenhealingarts.com/aging-doesnt-have-to-mean-declining-acupuncture-for-longevity-vitality/

Aging is inevitable—but decline doesn’t have to be. Many people assume that as they get older, aches, pains, and fatigue are just part of the process. While the body naturally changes over time, that doesn’t mean discomfort, low energy, and decreased mobility are things you have to accept.

01/03/2026

Ever wonder why we don’t share “miracle point” posts....

Do those points work? Yeah… sometimes. Maybe.

But Chinese Medicine is rarely a quick-fix system.

It’s a whole-body, whole-person conversation — and you are more than your symptoms.

And to be clear: there is an argument to be made for having simple acupressure tools in your back pocket.

Sometimes a point can help take the edge off, regulate your nervous system, or give you a moment of relief at home.

BUT if you’re working with a provider to address the bigger conversation happening in your body, chances are they’ll also offer tools that support your healing between visits — things like movement, food, mindfulness, herbs, breathwork, rest, and more.

So let those posts serve, not a solution and something else for you to ‘self-treat’ but as a reminder of the power and possibility of acupuncture + Chinese medicine…

AND maybe even as a signal to find a provider who can work with you to address your concerns and personalize your at-home toolkit.

✨Check out our full Blog post on our website (also linked on FB)✨

01/03/2026

✨Women’s Health and Classical Acupuncture✨ Classical acupuncture has been increasingly recognized for its potential benefits in addressing various aspects of women’s health. This holistic approach focuses on restoring balance within the body’s energy systems, thereby promoting overall well-being.

💕Key Areas of Focus💕

- Menstrual Disorders | Acupuncture can be effective in managing conditions such as irregular periods, dysmenorrhea (painful periods), and premenstrual syndrome (PMS). By targeting specific acupuncture points, practitioners aim to regulate hormonal fluctuations and alleviate associated symptoms.

- Fertility Support | Many women seeking to conceive have turned to acupuncture as a complementary therapy. Research suggests that acupuncture may enhance fertility by improving ovarian function, regulating menstrual cycles, and reducing stress—factors that can impact conception.

- Pregnancy and Labor | Acupuncture is also utilized during pregnancy to address common discomforts such as nausea, fatigue, and back pain. Additionally, it may aid in preparing the body for labor and can be used to manage labor pain effectively.

- Menopause Management | As women transition into menopause, acupuncture may provide relief from symptoms such as hot flashes, mood swings, and sleep disturbances. The goal is to promote hormonal balance and support emotional well-being during this phase of life.

12/30/2025

Check out our latest blog ✨
Ever wonder why we don’t share “miracle point” posts....

Do those points work? Yeah… sometimes. Maybe.

But Chinese Medicine is rarely a quick-fix system.

It’s a whole-body, whole-person conversation — and you are more than your symptoms.

And to be clear: there is an argument to be made for having simple acupressure tools in your back pocket. Sometimes a point can help take the edge off, regulate your nervous system, or give you a moment of relief at home.

BUT if you’re working with a provider to address the bigger conversation happening in your body, chances are they’ll also offer tools that support your healing between visits — things like movement, food, mindfulness, herbs, breathwork, rest, and more.

So let those posts serve, not a solution and something else for you to 'self-treat' but as a reminder of the power and possibility of acupuncture + Chinese medicine…

AND maybe even as a signal to find a provider who can work with you to address your concerns and personalize your at-home toolkit. 😉

You’ve seen them—“Press here for instant anxiety relief.” “This one point fixes insomnia.” Thousands of shares. A quick hit of hope. If only healing worked that way. The truth is, your anxiety isn’t the same as someone else’s. Your insomnia has a different story. Your pain didn’t s...

12/30/2025

Check this out!!

Blomstre has been quietly growing behind the scenes for a long time.

It’s a home for nervous‑system‑kind yoga, honest conversation, and slow, sustainable change—for people who are tired of pushing and ready to practice a softer rhythm instead.

Blomstre (Norwegian for “to bloom, to flourish”) grows out of my years in healthcare and education, and my own need for gentler, mentored, relational practice.

We’ll be exploring slow, substantial movement, rest, and reflection, with offerings that meet you where you are- online (with local Kalispell drop-ins).

If that sounds like a place your body and heart have been craving, you’re invited to follow along and join the very first container: Slow Sundays: Practices for a Flourishing Life, an 18-week series beginning January 4.

Explore the site and join the email list for details + upcoming offerings. Let your practice meet you where you are.