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The Little Pin Acupuncture

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The Little Pin Acupuncture

The little pin provides treatments that focus on the body as a whole, I practice an ensemble of techniques to encourage calm and nourishment.

I aim to help you reach your full health and healing potential.

01/14/2026

Chinese philosophy teaches us to live in rhythm -
to honor emptiness, move without force,
and trust what unfolds in its own time.

Leaving white space · 留白
What is left open lets the heart breathe.

Non‑doing · 無為
Nothing forced, nothing out of place.

Fate · 緣份
What comes finds us quietly.

Slow · 慢
Life softens when we stop running.

Stillness · 靜
In quiet, truth stays.

Harmony · 和
Everything moves together.

Respect · 敬
Walk gently through the world.

Home · 家
Where the heart returns without asking.

Some things cannot be hurried.
Some wisdom lives in the pause.

12/31/2025

🌸 As the year comes to a close, I’m filled with deep gratitude.

Thank you to every patient who trusted me with your care and allowed this clinic to be a place of healing. Watching this space grow and change—just like the flowers each year—has been such a gift.

May the New Year bring smooth flow of Qi, harmony of mind and body, and lasting wellness.

Wishing you health, peace, and vitality in the year ahead.
✨ Happy New Year ✨

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12/03/2025

A little holiday magic 🪄
A little city love ❤️
And a lot of healing
Cold, foggy mornings + holiday errands = your body needs a time out.
I’ve got a warm table waiting.

11/26/2025

🖋️ The Flow of Ink and Qi

Calligraphy and acupuncture are born of the same rhythm — the flow of energy. Both reveal that harmony arises when intention, breath, and movement align. The brush and the needle follow the same path of qi

11/19/2025

针 — zhēn, the acupuncture needle~pin.
Each point a doorway, each needle a whisper from 2,000 years of healing wisdom.
Stillness, balance, connection — from ancient hands to ours.

11/12/2025

小 — small, yet mighty.
A single needle can open a thousand pathways.
Soft touch, deep healing.

✨ Acupuncture Helps With:

🌬️ Stress & anxiety — calms the nervous system, restores inner balance
🌙 Sleep issues — supports deep, natural rest
💫 Pain relief — for headaches, back pain, neck tension, arthritis, injuries
🌸 Women’s health — menstrual harmony, fertility, menopause support
🔥 Digestive harmony — eases bloating, IBS, sluggish digestion
💧 Emotional well-being — grounds mood, releases stored emotion
🌿 Immune balance — boosts vitality and resilience
🌀 Overall energy & alignment — reconnects body, mind, and spirit

11/05/2025

Sharing my latest inspiration drawn from the exquisite sculptures of Ruth Asawa at deYoung. Her intricate wire forms embody the themes of nature, femininity, and the delicate interplay of light and space. Like Asawa’s art, we can find strength in softness and beauty in vulnerability.

Just as water flows effortlessly, adapting to its surroundings while possessing immense strength, Asawa’s work reminds us of the power of Yin energy. Our body are intricate systems, reflecting the yin and yang, where every element is related and continually in flux.

In a world that often celebrates rigidity and seeks near cause-and-effect relationships, let us honor the fluidity of our experiences. May we find balance through gentleness and resilience, just as water shapes the landscapes around it. Let this piece inspire you to flow through life with a sense of wonder and connection. 🌙💖

10/22/2025

🍂✨ Stepping into fall! As the leaves change and the air turns crisp, it’s a beautiful reminder to embrace the season of transformation.

In Traditional Chinese Medicine, fall is associated with the Metal element, linked to the lungs and large intestine. This season invites us to focus on our respiratory health and the importance of letting go—just like the trees shedding their leaves.

Emotionally, fall encourages introspection and reflection, providing an opportunity to cultivate gratitude and release what no longer serves us.

As we transition into this vibrant season, let’s take a moment to breathe deeply, nourish our bodies, and embrace the beauty of change.

How do you plan to connect with the essence of fall? 🍁💛

09/17/2025

🍑 The Power of Peaches 🍑

Peaches are more than just a delightful summer snack; they are a treasure in traditional Chinese medicine! Known for their sweet and slightly sour flavor, peaches nourish the body and are believed to have a cooling effect, helping to reduce heat. They also moisten dryness, particularly in the lungs and intestines.

The seeds, referred to as Tao Ren (桃仁), hold significant value in TCM. Celebrated for their impressive health benefits, Tao Ren is often used to dispel blood stasis and nourish the body, making it especially beneficial for women’s health.

Benefits of Tao Ren:

Promotes Blood Circulation: Tao Ren invigorates blood flow, crucial for overall wellness.

Alleviates Dryness: Their cooling properties help moisten dryness in the lungs and intestines.

Supports Digestive Health: They aid digestion and can relieve constipation.
Tao Ren and Hong Hua

In my practice, I frequently pair Tao Ren with Hong Hua (红花, safflower). This powerful combination is particularly effective for:

Regulating Menstrual Health: Together, they enhance blood circulation and alleviate menstrual pain, making it an ideal choice for menstrual disorders.

Enhancing Blood Flow: The synergy between these herbs invigorates blood flow, essential for reproductive health and overall vitality.
Supporting Emotional Balance: Improved circulation positively affects mood and emotional well-being, especially during hormonal changes.

🌿✨ Embrace the healing benefits of this summer stone fruit!

08/27/2025

✨ Discover the Power of The Buddha’s Triangle Acupuncture Treatment ✨

This unique approach utilizes three key points:

🌟 Lung 9: The source and Earth point of the Lung meridian, connecting us to heaven, Earth, and our breath. It helps lift us during heavy sadness, alleviates grief-related depression, and rejuvenates our spirit when we feel unstable. Known as the “Supreme Abyss,” it soothes the fear of falling into the void.

🌟 Heart 7: A wonderful point for calming the mind and easing symptoms like anxiety, worry, panic attacks, and heart palpitations. As the source point of the Heart channel, it regulates heart conditions and enhances our connection to our spirit. This point, meaning “Spirit Gate,” opens the door to our emotions and inner self.

🌟 Pericardium 6: This point bridges our external experiences with our inner truth, helping us access our best selves. It’s beneficial during manic episodes, memory issues, or feelings of anxiety and grief. Known as the “Inner Gate,” it helps us balance our emotions, allowing us to connect deeply with our hearts.

When combined, these powerful points calm the central nervous system, promote relaxation, and empower you to draw strength from within to overcome life’s challenges. 💖

08/21/2025

Understanding acupuncture as more than just “meridian energy flow” allows us to appreciate its historical and clinical realities. Acknowledging TCM’s contributions helps bridge cultural divides and enriches the broader medical community.

Swipe to explore how these concepts connect with modern physiology ✨

08/14/2025

More Delia 🌸 from my special day ❤️

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1040 Church Street
San Francisco, CA
94131

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Sunday	10am - 3pm

Telephone

+14155333199

Website

https://www.thelittlepin.com/

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