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Quan Yin Healing Arts Acupuncture & Chinese Herbal Medicine

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Quan Yin Healing Arts Acupuncture & Chinese Herbal Medicine

Karen Borla is a licensed acupuncturist, is nationally certified in Oriental Medicine and is a Fellow of the American Board of Oriental Reproductive Medicine.

She received her Masters in Acupuncture and Chinese Herbal Medicine from the New England School of Acupuncture in Watertown, MA, the oldest college of acupuncture and Oriental medicine in the United States, and has trained in Chinese Herbal Medicine at the China Beijing International Acupuncture Training Center in Beijing, China and with many masters here in the United States. Prior to opening her private practice in West Hartford, CT, she practiced acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine for three years at the Winchester Hospital Community Health Institute in Woburn, Massachusetts. Ms. Borla has a lifelong interest in natural and preventive healthcare. She has also studied a variety of Asian bodywork therapies, martial arts, yoga, meditation and energy cultivation techniques. She considers education a lifelong pursuit and welcomes every challenge as an invitation to learn.

11/25/2025

Finding Stillness

As the month draws to a close, give yourself permission to slow down.
Stillness is deeply restorative - it allows your body, mind, and spirit to realign.
In the rhythm of the seasons, rest isn’t indulgent, it’s essential.
Light a candle, take a slow breath, and let yourself simply be. 🌙

11/20/2025

Pins and Needles Day

It’s Pins and Needles Day! 🪡
Though the name makes acupuncturists smile, it’s really about excitement and anticipation — that tingly feeling of something wonderful on the horizon.
Take it as a reminder to stay open, curious, and ready for joy. You never know what’s just around the corner. Anticipate something good!✨

11/18/2025

Nourish and Restore

As we approach winter, nature reminds us to conserve energy and seek warmth. 🍵
This is a time to enjoy soups, stews, and slow-cooked meals — foods that build strength from within.
In Chinese medicine, this gentle slowing down allows our Yin energy to replenish, preparing us for the stillness of winter, so we can nuture our energy and build strength for the coming year.🌾

11/13/2025

World Kindness Day

Kindness is one of the simplest and most powerful forms of medicine. 🌸
Whether it’s a kind word, a small favor, or a smile, each act of kindness nourishes the Heart: the organ of joy and connection in Chinese medicine.
Let’s create ripples of warmth and compassion today and every day. Small consistent acts of kindness can truly change the world. 🌊

11/11/2025

Veterans Day

Today, we honor the courage and selflessness of all who have served our country. 🇺🇸
Their commitment reminds us of the strength found in resilience and purpose.
May we also remember the importance of rest, reflection, and healing, for every veteran, and for ourselves. ❤️

11/06/2025

National Gratitude Month

November is National Gratitude Month! It's the perfect time to nourish your heart by noticing life’s simple joys.
A warm cup of tea, a quiet morning, a friend’s laughter - gratitude turns ordinary moments into blessings.
In Chinese medicine, gratitude strengthens the Heart energy, bringing balance and peace from within. It is available at every moment we remember.

11/04/2025

Welcoming November’s Energy

As the air turns crisp and the days grow shorter, nature invites us to slow down and turn inward.
In Chinese medicine, autumn relates to the Lung, the organ that helps us take in inspiration and let go of what we no longer need.
Take a few mindful breaths today. With every exhale, release something that no longer serves you. 🌬️

10/31/2025

Happy Halloween!!

10/28/2025

Just like autumn prepares the earth for spring, your body can prepare for new beginnings too.

Fertility in Fall: Nourishing Your Body for the Future

Autumn teaches us the importance of conserving and nourishing our energy. 🍂 For those on a fertility journey, this season is an ideal time to focus inward, restore balance, and prepare the body. Acupuncture can support reproductive health by improving circulation, regulating cycles, and reducing stress, making a wonder environment for growing new life!

10/23/2025

🌒 The days are still warm, but the nights are growing shorter and darker…

Emotional Balance in Autumn: Finding Calm in Transition

Even with warm days, the shorter daylight hours can affect mood and energy. 🌒 Chinese Medicine teaches that autumn is a season of reflection, tied to the Lungs and the emotion of grief. Acupuncture supports emotional balance and helps calm the nervous system, so you can embrace the season with a sensEven with warm days, the shorter daylight hours can affect mood and energy. 🌒 Chinese Medicine teaches that autumn is a season of reflection, tied to the Lungs and the emotion of grief. Acupuncture supports emotional balance and helps calm the nervous system, so you can embrace the season with a sens of peace.

10/21/2025

🏌️ Fall golf weather = perfection. But is your body ready for the swings?

Golf Through Fall: Stay Loose & Injury-Free

Many golfers love autumn—less heat, beautiful views, and more time on the course. 🏌️ But repetitive swings can strain shoulders, elbows, and lower backs. Acupuncture helps improve range of motion, ease pain, and keep you feeling balanced so you can finish the seaMany golfers love autumn—less heat, beautiful views, and more time on the course. 🏌️ But repetitive swings can strain shoulders, elbows, and lower backs. Acupuncture helps improve range of motion, ease pain, and keep you feeling balanced so you can finish the sea strong.

10/16/2025

🥾 Planning a foliage hike this weekend? Don’t let sore joints slow you down.

Hiking in Peak Foliage? Keep Your Body Moving Comfortably

Crisp air, bright leaves, and warm sunshine—fall is one of the best times to hike. 🍂 Still, uneven terrain can leave ankles, knees, and hips sore. Acupuncture helps with joint mobility, muscle recovery, and overall energy, so you can spend more time outdoors enjoying nature’s show without being held back by acCrisp air, bright leaves, and warm sunshine—fall is one of the best times to hike. 🍂 Still, uneven terrain can leave ankles, knees, and hips sore. Acupuncture helps with joint mobility, muscle recovery, and overall energy, so you can spend more time outdoors enjoying nature’s show without being held back by ac and pains.

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45 S Main Street, Ste 206
West Hartford, CT
06107

Opening Hours

Monday	11am - 8pm
Tuesday	11am - 8pm
Wednesday	11am - 8pm
Thursday	8:30am - 3pm
Friday	8:30am - 3pm

Telephone

+18605239424

Website

http://karenborla.com/

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