Anxiety & Acupuncture
Considered a condition in its own right, anxiety is known as part of the ‘Shen’ disorders, or as a symptom of other patterns that our human bodies can manifest. Based on thousands of years of knowledge and practice, we have a wealth of avenues open to us to help you. Such a legacy is testament to the effectiveness of acupuncture as a treatment option, which today, is scientifically proven via research and modern technology such as MRI’s.
Fundamentally, we believe peace of heart and mind is a basic requisite for our lives, hence it is a vitally important part of our assessments, considerations and treatments for all clients. Anxiety is well versed, but our approach is unique, not only as a way forward but as a recognition that each person is there own unique bundle that can be calmed.
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Get help with acupuncture for your pmt/pms physical and psychological symptoms
Did you know that PMT/PMS otherwise described as the occurrence of premenstrual physical and psychological changes that women complain about was first mentioned in the writings of Hippocrates in the fourth century BC?
Acupuncture for the Treatment of Anxiety Disorders
'Anxiety is defined as a feeling of apprehension, uncertainty or fear.' Living with anxiety is a full time job. The persistent and debilitating nature of this ailment can leave one feeling hopeless. Many people have turned to acupuncture as a gentle way of restoring inner harmony with wonderful results.
Acupuncture and Anxiety, a good match?
In Western medicine, generalized Anxiety disorder (GAD) is a psychological and physiological state characterized by excessive, exaggerated Anxiety and worry about everyday life events with no obvious reasons for worry. People with symptoms of GAD tend to always expect disaster and continuously worry about things.
Acupuncture for Anxiety
In Chinese medicine, anxiety, like any strong emotion, interrupts the smooth flow of energy throughout the body. According to Chinese medical theory, energy flows through our body through a network of ‘meridians’ almost like roads on a motorway system. Anxiety acts like a traffic jam, blocking the free flow of energy in the body.