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01/12/2025
02/09/2025

90-95% of our actions are driven by the subconscious.

The beliefs, behaviors, and values embedded deep within dictate much of our daily lives.

While it's straightforward to understand personal growth concepts intellectually, truly integrating these ideas into daily actions requires them to resonate on a subconscious level.

If our subconscious mind holds such sway, how can we influence it to work in our favor? That's where hypnotherapy comes in. Hypnotherapy helps with reducing anxiety, breaking bad habits, overcoming fears, and enhancing overall well-being by effectively harnessing the dynamic interplay between the conscious and subconscious mind for deeper psychological integration and personal growth.

Learn more about how you can induce hypnotic transformations in yourself and others on this upcoming FREE webinar with the UK's number one hypnotherapist Paul McKenna

Details πŸ‘‰ https://start.mindvalley.com/IhLVx6eS

02/09/2025

Rediscover Your Inner Child Retreat at Epona Retreat Centre
17th – 19th October 2025

Do you remember the wonder, playfulness, and freedom of being a child?

This autumn, give yourself permission to reconnect with that joy.

Over three nourishing days, you’ll be held by nature, guided by gentle horses, and supported in safe, creative spaces to:

🌟 Reignite curiosity and play
🌟 Release old patterns and reconnect with joy
🌟 Find stillness beneath the trees and wisdom with the herd
🌟 Remember the magic that’s always been within you

No horse experience needed β€” just an open heart.

β™₯️ Step away from daily demands.
β™₯️ Return to your true essence.
β™₯️ Rediscover your inner child.

Places are limited. Book now to gift yourself this soul-nourishing retreat. (Double room en-suite available) https://eponaretreatcentre.as.me/RediscoveryourInnerChildRetreat-nonsharing

Connect or DM me if you would like to be on my waiting list for my next retreat.

Sending you lots of love & light.
Noreen 🩷

https://eponaretreats.com/rediscover-your-inner-child-retreat

02/09/2025
Balance is so important, Yin and Yang to stabilise the life force within every being πŸ’™πŸ§˜β€β™‚οΈπŸ’œ
02/09/2025

Balance is so important, Yin and Yang to stabilise the life force within every being πŸ’™πŸ§˜β€β™‚οΈπŸ’œ

14/05/2025
14/05/2025

🌫️ Phlegm in TCM: More Than Just Mucus!

Phlegm is not just what you cough up when you're sickβ€”it’s a deeper, more complex concept that can affect both body and mind.

🧠 Two Types of Phlegm in TCM

Visible Phlegm – Affects the body
🀧 Coughing up phlegm
🍩 Excess body fat
🧬 Cysts, nodules, lipomas

Invisible Phlegm – Affects the mind
πŸ˜” Depression
πŸ˜΅β€ Foggy head & poor focus
πŸŒͺ️ Dizziness

πŸ’§ How Phlegm Forms:
Phlegm can be created by external pathogens, emotions, poor lifestyle, or constitutional weakness. It often stems from dysfunction in the Spleen, Lungs, Kidneys, and San Jiao, leading to disrupted water metabolism. Once formed, Phlegm can travel anywhere in the body and block Qi.

⚠️ Common Symptoms of Phlegm Accumulation:
πŸ’¨ Coughing, wheezing, asthma
βš–οΈ Obesity, atherosclerosis
🚽 Constipation with sticky stools
🫁 Chest oppression
🧬 Tumors, rheumatoid arthritis with joint deformities
🀯 Mental cloudiness, emotional heaviness

πŸŒ€ Phlegm obstructs Qi flow and disturbs the Shen (mind). It's a key factor in both physical and mental health imbalances.

🌱If you enjoyed my graphics, check out my "Chinese Medicine Made Easy" PDF or hard copy (an illustrated guide to TCM foundation & Diagnosis) here: https://acupro-academy.mykajabi.com/ChineseMedicineMadeEasyBook

14/05/2025
Closed on Tuesdat 3rd September
28/08/2024

Closed on Tuesdat 3rd September

13/06/2024

TCM diagnosis: PAIN! πŸ’₯

Acupuncture is great for relieving pain but it's important to know the nature of the pain in order to get a better outcome.

- Distending pain: LV Qi stagnation

- Stabbing & fixed pain (local pain): Blood stasis

- Moving pain: Qi stagnation or Wind Bi syndrome (Arthritis)

- Burning pain: Heat (excess)

- Cold pain: Yang def.

- Cold severe stabbing pain: Blood stasis & Excess cold

- Dull ache: Blood def.

- Heavy pain: Dampness

- Hollow pain: essence or blood def.

- Severe: excess.

- On & Off: def.

- Dislike pressure: excess.

- Likes pressure: def.

- Red-heat-swelling-pain: excess pathogens.

🌱If you enjoyed my graphics, check out my "Chinese Medicine Made Easy" PDF or hard copy (an illustrated guide to TCM foundation & Diagnosis) here: https://acupro-academy.mykajabi.com/ChineseMedicineMadeEasyBook?utm_source=fb&utm_medium=link&utm_campaign=facebook

17/05/2024

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