Lisa Meyerson Acupuncture

Lisa Meyerson Acupuncture Acupuncturist

In East Asian medicine, we say:“The Liver stores the Blood.”This is especially important for fertility.Healthy Blood sup...
03/27/2026

In East Asian medicine, we say:

“The Liver stores the Blood.”

This is especially important for fertility.

Healthy Blood supports:
→ A strong uterine lining
→ Nourished follicles
→ Regular cycles

But here is something many people don’t hear:

You can have enough Blood…
and still feel off if it is not moving well.

That is where Liver Qi comes in.

When Qi flows, Blood follows.

When it doesn’t:
• Cycles can become irregular
• PMS can increase
• The body can feel stuck

This is why I love working with patients in early spring 🌿

The body is ready to shift.

💚 If you are preparing for pregnancy, in the middle of your journey, or just want to feel more at home in your body, I would love to support you.

📅 Book here: lisameyersonacupuncture.janeapp.com
📞 773-517-7187


















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Happy Holi to all who celebrate 🌈Holi marks the arrival of spring—a celebration of color, renewal, and the victory of li...
03/25/2026

Happy Holi to all who celebrate 🌈

Holi marks the arrival of spring—a celebration of color, renewal, and the victory of light over darkness.

It is a reminder that even after long winters, life returns, color returns, possibility returns.

In many ways, this mirrors what we see in the body this time of year.

After a season of rest and conservation, things begin to move again.

Not all at once.
Not forcefully.
But steadily.

🌿 In Chinese medicine, this is the season of growth, vision, and gentle emergence.

Where can you allow a little more color back into your life right now?

💚 Wishing you a season of renewal, movement, and moments of joy.

















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Feeling a little more irritable, off-cycle, or just not quite like yourself lately?You are not imagining it.In Chinese m...
03/23/2026

Feeling a little more irritable, off-cycle, or just not quite like yourself lately?

You are not imagining it.

In Chinese medicine, spring is the season of the Liver, which is deeply connected to:

• Hormone balance
• Menstrual cycles
• Fertility
• Emotional flow

When Liver Qi is flowing well, things feel smoother.

When it gets stuck (very common this time of year), you might notice:

✨ PMS symptoms
✨ Irregular cycles
✨ Breast tenderness
✨ Waking between 1–3am
✨ That “on edge” feeling

Spring is about movement—but if your body is still coming out of winter, that movement can feel like pressure.

Acupuncture helps restore flow—not force.

💚 If your cycle feels off or you are trying to conceive, this is a powerful time to begin.

📅 Book here: lisameyersonacupuncture.janeapp.com
📞 773-517-7187

📍 Evanston + North Shore


















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Happy Pi Day 🥧I reminds us that some things in life are beautifully complex and endlessly unfolding.Health can feel that...
03/14/2026

Happy Pi Day 🥧

I reminds us that some things in life are beautifully complex and endlessly unfolding.

Health can feel that way too.

Healing is rarely a straight line. It moves in cycles, rhythms, and patterns. Sometimes the body just needs a little support to find its way back to balance.

And sometimes it also needs pie.

If your body has been asking for support lately, acupuncture can help.

Lisa Meyerson Acupuncture
Evanston, IL
773-517-7187

Book here:
lisameyersonacupuncture.janeapp.com



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Cooling Foods for HeadachesIn Chinese medicine, certain foods can help calm tension patterns in the body.If headaches ar...
03/12/2026

Cooling Foods for Headaches

In Chinese medicine, certain foods can help calm tension patterns in the body.

If headaches are related to Liver Yang rising, cooling foods can help balance the system.

Try adding:

🌿 Mint tea
🥒 Cucumber

Both help gently cool and soothe the body.

An herb often used in Chinese medicine for this pattern is Gou Teng, which helps calm rising tension.

Food, herbs, acupuncture, and lifestyle changes often work best together.

Small daily habits can make a big difference.

Lisa Meyerson Acupuncture
Evanston
773-517-7187

Book a treatment:
lisameyersonacupuncture.janeapp.com



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A Note About Referrals 💚One responsibility I take seriously as a healthcare provider is who I refer my patients to.Refer...
03/11/2026

A Note About Referrals 💚

One responsibility I take seriously as a healthcare provider is who I refer my patients to.

Referrals are not only about clinical skill. They are also about whether I feel confident that the people I recommend will treat patients with respect, dignity, and care.

I periodically review my referral network to make sure the practitioners I recommend share commitments that matter deeply in healthcare:

• Respect for patients
• An inclusive and welcoming environment
• Evidence-informed approaches to health and safety

Recently, a conversation with a colleague who appeared to be pro-ICE prompted me to reflect more deeply on this and update parts of my referral list. This was not a conversation I expected to have, but I want to make lemonade out of lemons.

My goal is always simple:
If I refer you to someone, I want you to feel safe, respected, and supported.

If you ever need help finding a practitioner in another field, I’m always happy to help connect you with people who provide thoughtful and compassionate care.

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Headaches and jaw tension often have a stress connection.In Chinese medicine, tension headaches are frequently related t...
03/11/2026

Headaches and jaw tension often have a stress connection.

In Chinese medicine, tension headaches are frequently related to Liver Qi stagnation and Liver Yang rising. When stress builds and Qi cannot move smoothly, pressure can travel upward into the head and neck.

Common signs include:

• Tight jaw or TMJ
• Neck and shoulder tension
• Irritability or feeling wired
• Headaches that worsen with stress

The body is incredibly intelligent. Sometimes headaches are simply a signal that something needs to move.

Acupuncture can help restore circulation, relax the nervous system, and release tension patterns in the body.

If headaches have been bothering you, acupuncture may help.

👉 Book a session:
lisameyersonacupuncture.janeapp.com

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Because I sensed this would be a fast, intense year (hello Fire Horse 🔥🐎), I signed up for Qigong teacher training at Ze...
03/06/2026

Because I sensed this would be a fast, intense year (hello Fire Horse 🔥🐎), I signed up for Qigong teacher training at Zen Shiatsu in Chicago.

Qigong is moving meditation.
It regulates the nervous system.
It supports Liver Qi.
It grounds fire energy.

If you’re curious about starting:

✨ Sue at Zen Shiatsu (Chicago)
✨ Lee Holden online (wonderful, accessible classes)
✨ Arlene Faulk’s tai chi classes at Heartwood (right here in Skylight!)

In a year that feels fast, Qigong reminds me:

Movement can be slow.
Intentional.
Rooted.

At some point I may teach — but right now I’m loving being a student again 💚



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Spring is not a race.It is a rhythm.I support people in two ways:🌿 Acupuncture — regulating the nervous system, smoothin...
03/05/2026

Spring is not a race.
It is a rhythm.

I support people in two ways:

🌿 Acupuncture — regulating the nervous system, smoothing Liver Qi, supporting cycles, sleep, and pain relief.

🔮 Astrology readings — understanding your natal chart, current transits, eclipses, and longer cycles so you can move with clarity.

If you’re feeling:
• Reactive
• Stuck
• Unsure of your next step
• Physically tight or emotionally overwhelmed

You don’t have to push through.

You can align instead.

📍 Evanston | North Shore
📞 773-517-7187
🌿 Book acupuncture: lisameyersonacupuncture.janeapp.com
🔮 DM to schedule a reading

Movement. Not pressure 💚



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On February 17, we entered the Year of the Fire Horse — the first since 1966.Fire + Horse energy =🔥 Speed🔥 Visibility🔥 E...
03/04/2026

On February 17, we entered the Year of the Fire Horse — the first since 1966.

Fire + Horse energy =

🔥 Speed
🔥 Visibility
🔥 Expression
🔥 Rapid shifts

This is not a quiet year.

When the collective energy accelerates, your nervous system needs grounding even more.

But Fire is also relational.
It’s about connection.
Love.
Heart energy.

A mantra for this year:

“We shall harness for God the energies of love… and man will have discovered fire.”
— Pierre Teilhard de Chardin

Movement — not pressure.
Growth — not force.

If your body feels tight or overstimulated, acupuncture can help regulate and ground this energy.

👉 Book here: lisameyersonacupuncture.janeapp.com
📞 773-517-7187



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02/20/2026

Get • Happy Lunar New Year everyone! 🔥🐴
The Year of the Horse is upon us. What does this mean? Heiner Fruehauf shares insight into the energetics of the year ahead.

💗 Valentine’s Day: Caring for the Heart & ShenIn Chinese medicine, the Heart is more than an organ.It’s the home of the ...
02/14/2026

💗 Valentine’s Day: Caring for the Heart & Shen

In Chinese medicine, the Heart is more than an organ.
It’s the home of the Shen—our spirit, presence, and emotional steadiness.

When life is stressful, uncertain, or tender (and honestly, when isn’t it lately), the Shen can feel unsettled. Sleep gets lighter. Emotions feel closer to the surface. The mind has trouble resting.

Acupuncture offers gentle support for the Heart and Shen by:
• Calming the nervous system
• Supporting emotional regulation
• Improving sleep and mental clarity
• Helping you feel more grounded and at ease

This Valentine’s Day, love doesn’t have to be performative.
It can be quiet.
It can be embodied.
It can look like tending to your inner world with care.

💚 Supporting your Heart and Shen is a powerful form of self-love.

👉 Book a session: lisameyersonacupuncture.janeapp.com
📍 Evanston | North Shore

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Evanston, IL
60202

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Sunday 9am - 5pm

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