Nina Acupuncture

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Traditional Chinese Medicine
Trigger Point Therapy
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05/13/2026

Today, I had the opportunity to be a guest speaker at Women’s Wellness Day at The Sports Haus ❤️

I shared a talk on how acupuncture can help with common pickleball injuries and support recovery, resilience, and active living.

The best part — the event supported Circle of Care, an amazing non-profit helping families of children with cancer.

Such a fun and meaningful day ✨

05/12/2026

In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), the spleen and heart have specific 2-hour peak times when their energy (Qi) is highest, affecting daily activity and energy levels. Spleen Time: 9 a.m. – 11 a.m. Heart Time: 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. Key Details for Each Time Period:Spleen (9-11 a.m.): This is the best time for mental work, focus, and eating breakfast. The spleen is responsible for digestion and transforming food into energy; it is often called the best time to tackle demanding tasks, but it is recommended to avoid heavy sugar or carbs to prevent a mid-morning slump.Heart (11 a.m.-1 p.m.): Often called the “highest point” or peak of the day. This is considered an ideal time for a light lunch, socializing, and enjoying joy or laughter. It is also a good time for mindful work.Both organs are crucial for mental and physical health, with the Spleen affecting focus and the Heart managing joy and mental activity.

Wednesday, May 13 | 9:00 AM – 1:00 PMJoin us for a morning dedicated to movement, recovery, education, and connection at...
05/08/2026

Wednesday, May 13 | 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM

Join us for a morning dedicated to movement, recovery, education, and connection at The Sports Haus. Our Women’s Wellness Day is designed to bring together an incredible community for a holistic experience that blends fitness, sport, and well-being.

Guests will enjoy a dynamic lineup of activities, expert-led sessions, and on-court play, along with recovery experiences and educational talks throughout the morning.

05/06/2026

Anmian (literally “Peaceful Sleep”) is an extra acupuncture point used to treat insomnia, dizziness, headaches, and anxiety by calming the mind and relaxing the body. Located behind the ear, it is often stimulated with gentle pressure to improve sleep quality. It is widely used by practitioners to relax the spirit and reduce stress.Key Details and LocationLocation: Found behind the ear, midway between Yifeng (TH17) (soft depression behind the earlobe) and Fengchi (GB20) (base of the skull).Technique: Use your index or middle finger to apply gentle to moderate pressure in a circular motion for 1–2 minutes, or 100 times.Feeling: A deep, aching, or tender sensation is normal upon pressing.

05/03/2026

In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), Stomach Time occurs between 7:00 AM and 9:00 AM. This two-hour window is considered the optimal time to eat a healthy breakfast, as the stomach meridian is most active, allowing for maximum digestion and energy creation.Key Details About Stomach Time (7 AM - 9 AM):Optimal Nutrition: It is the best time to nourish the body with a warm, nutrient-dense breakfast.Energy Flow: According to The Wellness Studio’s description of the TCM Organ Clock, the stomach’s energy is high, aiding in the breakdown of food and providing energy for the day.Spleen Connection: The stomach is closely paired with the spleen, which is most active immediately after (9 AM–11 AM) and works to turn food into Qi (energy) and blood.Signs of Imbalance: Difficulty digesting, lack of appetite in the morning, or acid reflux may suggest an imbalance in the stomach meridian, as discussed in Acupuncture in Lexington’s notes on TCM Earth organs.

04/30/2026

To find a qualified, licensed acupuncturist in Connecticut (CT), you can use official state verification tools and national certification registries. In Connecticut, licensure is mandatory and overseen by the Department of Public Health.
1. Verify Licensure via the CT State Portal
The most reliable way to confirm a practitioner’s legal status is through the CT eLicense system. All data in this lookup is maintained by the state and updated instantly.
eLicense Online (ct.gov)

Search Tool: Use the CT License Lookup to verify a “Licensed Acupuncturist” (L.Ac.).
What to check: Ensure their Credential Status is “Active” or “Approved”. You can also click “Detail” to see their expiration date and initial licensure date.
Background Check: You can call the Department of Public Health at 1-800-842-2649 to inquire about any past complaints or disciplinary actions against a specific license holder.
CT.GOV-Connecticut’s Official State Website

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04/30/2026

Today is the final day to grab the Early Bird $𝟓𝟎 𝐝𝐢𝐬𝐜𝐨𝐮𝐧𝐭 for Circadian Retreat II! 🙌🏻

Reconnect, recharge, and restore your mind and body in a serene, supportive environment. Don’t wait—spots are limited!

📅 Oct 30 – Nov 1, 2026 | Chester, Connecticut

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Don’t miss out on Circadian Retreat II! 🌿Step away from stress, reset your body clock, and restore balance with guided m...
04/28/2026

Don’t miss out on Circadian Retreat II! 🌿

Step away from stress, reset your body clock, and restore balance with guided mindfulness, gentle yoga, plant-based meals, and restorative acupuncture.

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04/25/2026

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Event Description
What if taking care of your health felt more natural—and less forced?

In this nourishing session, we’ll explore how Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) offers a powerful framework for longevity by aligning with your body’s natural rhythms—wisdom that beautifully mirrors what modern science now understands about circadian rhythms and whole-body regulation.

This conversation is led by Dr. Nina Jatuparisuthiseen, DAc, L.Ac., LMT, C.SMA, licensed acupuncturist and holistic practitioner, and proudly supported by Nina Acupuncture, a Women’s Networking Group Networking Partner. As a Networking Partner, Nina supports WNG’s mission of connection, growth, and whole-person wellbeing—bringing expertise that supports women both personally and professionally.

Rather than pushing harder or doing more, this session invites you to work with your body. Together, we’ll look at how honoring daily rhythms can support deeper rest, steadier energy, balanced hormones, and long-term wellbeing—especially in busy, high-performing lives.

Making mindful choices around substances can support long-term wellness. 🚫- Quit smoking if you smoke- Avoid starting al...
04/23/2026

Making mindful choices around substances can support long-term wellness. 🚫

- Quit smoking if you smoke
- Avoid starting alcohol if you don’t already
- Limit alcohol to 1 drink/day for women, 2 drinks/day for men

At Circadian Retreat II, immerse yourself in a supportive environment that encourages healthy habits, mindfulness, and restoration.

Early Bird Special $𝟓𝟎 𝐨𝐟𝐟 – Valid Through 𝟒/𝟑𝟎/𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟔.

📅 Oct 30 – Nov 1, 2026 | Chester, Connecticut
Reserve your spot: nina@ninaacupuncture.com

🔗 https://www.ninaacupuncture.com/retreat

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