Center For The Healing Arts

Center For The Healing Arts A holistic approach to healthy lifestyle Center for the Healing Arts is a wellness centered clinic located in the hospital district of Fort Worth, Texas.

Kim Perrone, Jessica Correa and Cassandra Romo are the acupuncturists and herbal therapists at the Center and Leanna Rae is our brain balancing expert and therapist. Tony Ruiz does medical, results driven massage, cupping and other bodywork. The Center provides space for workshops and other gatherings. Please check our events calendar for the latest events.

01/13/2026

Kevin’s story Part 1
In Western medicine, piriformis syndrome is when a deep hip muscle irritates the sciatic nerve.

In Traditional Chinese Medicine, we don’t name muscles—we look at patterns.

From a TCM perspective, piriformis pain is usually:
✨ Qi & Blood stagnation in the hip
✨ Sinew (muscle) tension along the Gallbladder & Bladder channels
✨ Often triggered by overuse, posture, trauma, or prolonged sitting

When Qi and Blood don’t flow freely, pain shows up.

Acupuncture helps by:
• Increasing circulation
• Releasing deep muscle tension
• Restoring smooth flow through the channels

Pain relief isn’t just about where it hurts—it’s about why it’s stuck.

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Why Supplements Aren’t Working (Yet) 💊You’re taking the vitamins.
You’re doing the research.
But your energy, sleep, hor...
01/11/2026

Why Supplements Aren’t Working (Yet) 💊
You’re taking the vitamins.
You’re doing the research.
But your energy, sleep, hormones, or digestion still feel off.
In Traditional Chinese Medicine, this often comes down to digestion and absorption.
If the digestive system is weak or stressed, your body can’t fully absorb what you’re taking—no matter how “high quality” the supplement is.
In TCM, we focus on:
• Strengthening digestion
• Improving nutrient absorption
• Supporting the gut–brain connection
• Regulating the body before adding more
Sometimes the answer isn’t another supplement—it’s helping your body actually use what it already has.
✨ When digestion improves, everything else works better.
📍Ready to support your system at the root?
Book a personalized TCM session


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How Acupuncture Can Support Carrying Pregnancy to TermIn Traditional Chinese Medicine, pregnancy care isn’t just about o...
01/09/2026

How Acupuncture Can Support Carrying Pregnancy to Term
In Traditional Chinese Medicine, pregnancy care isn’t just about one symptom—it’s about supporting the body’s ability to hold and nourish life.
Acupuncture is often used during pregnancy to:
• Support uterine and pelvic circulation
• Calm the nervous system
• Reduce stress and tension in the body
• Support digestion, sleep, and energy
• Help the body maintain balance as it changes
In TCM, we focus on strengthening the system—especially the organs and energy responsible for holding, nourishing, and stabilizing pregnancy.
When the body feels supported and regulated, it’s better equipped to do what it’s designed to do.
✨ Gentle. Personalized. Pregnancy-safe when provided by a trained practitioner.
📍Looking for natural pregnancy support?
Book a prenatal acupuncture session



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🥳2026 goal: fewer symptoms, more balance.🎉You don’t need another resolution—you need regulation.🙌Acupuncture helps calm ...
01/07/2026

🥳2026 goal: fewer symptoms, more balance.🎉

You don’t need another resolution—you need regulation.🙌

Acupuncture helps calm the nervous system, improve sleep, digestion, hormones, and stress so your body can actually keep its goals.

Start your year in balance → Book your first session today 🙌
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As the new year starts, we want to thank our incredible community for trusting us with your health and healing.�May this...
01/05/2026

As the new year starts, we want to thank our incredible community for trusting us with your health and healing.�May this season bring rest, balance, and moments of true presence.
✨ Wishing you peace, warmth, and gentle wellness — today and always.

Book ahead for a calm start to the year

What TCM Can See That Labs Don’t 🌿Your lab work can look “normal”
…but your body may be telling a very different story.I...
01/03/2026

What TCM Can See That Labs Don’t 🌿
Your lab work can look “normal”
…but your body may be telling a very different story.
In Traditional Chinese Medicine, we look beyond numbers and listen to patterns.
✨ Pulse
Not just fast or slow — we assess depth, strength, rhythm, and quality to understand circulation, stress, and organ balance.
✨ Tongue
Color, shape, coating, and moisture offer insight into digestion, inflammation, hydration, and internal heat or cold.
✨ Cycle Patterns
Pain, clotting, spotting, irregular timing, PMS, or fatigue around your cycle all reveal how your hormones and blood are functioning.
✨ Sleep
Trouble falling asleep, waking at certain hours, vivid dreams, or night sweats show us how your nervous system and organs are coping.
✨ Digestion
Bloating, loose stools, constipation, cravings, or low appetite help us understand how well your body is absorbing and transforming energy.
TCM doesn’t ask, “Is this within range?”
It asks, “Is your body in balance?”
And when we treat the pattern — the symptoms often resolve naturally.
Your body speaks. We listen.
✨ Book your appointment and start getting answers that make sense



Did you know 2026 is the Year of the Horse 🐎 in Chinese astrology and Traditional Chinese Medicine?How to Stay Balanced ...
12/31/2025

Did you know 2026 is the Year of the Horse 🐎 in Chinese astrology and Traditional Chinese Medicine?
How to Stay Balanced in the Year of the Horse 🐎🔥
The Year of the Horse brings movement, momentum, and strong Fire energy.🔥
It’s a year that encourages action — but without balance, it can lead to burnout.🔥
In Traditional Chinese Medicine, staying well in a Horse year means supporting the Heart, nervous system, and circulation while protecting your energy.
🔥🐴Pace Yourself
The Horse loves to run — but constant pushing drains Qi. Build in rest before exhaustion hits.
🔥🐴Support the Heart & Sleep
Fire energy can disrupt sleep and emotions. Prioritize calming evening routines and consistent rest.
🔥🐴Move, But Don’t Overtrain
Gentle, regular movement (walking, yoga, acupuncture) keeps energy flowing without depletion.
🔥🐴Eat for Nourishment, Not Stimulation
Warm, grounding foods help prevent excess heat, anxiety, and digestive burnout.
🔥🐴Manage Stress Early
Unexpressed stress turns into tension, insomnia, or fatigue. Acupuncture helps regulate the nervous system before symptoms escalate.
🔥🐴Listen to Subtle Signals
Irritability, restlessness, poor sleep, or palpitations are signs your body needs support — not more effort.
In a fast-moving year, balance becomes the medicine.
Acupuncture helps keep your Fire steady — not overwhelming.
✨ Book a session to stay grounded, calm, and energized through the Year of the Horse.


 
 
 
 
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First Acupuncture Session With Us— What to Expect 🌿If you’ve never had acupuncture before, it’s normal to feel unsure.
H...
12/29/2025

First Acupuncture Session With Us— What to Expect 🌿
If you’ve never had acupuncture before, it’s normal to feel unsure.
Here’s what your first visit actually looks like:
✨ A Conversation First
We talk about your health history, sleep, stress, digestion, cycle, and goals. This helps us treat you, not just symptoms.
✨ Pulse & Tongue Assessment
These give us insight into your internal balance and guide your treatment.
✨ Gentle Needle Placement
The needles are hair-thin. Most people feel little to no discomfort — often just a light pinch or pressure.
✨ Deep Rest
You’ll rest quietly for about 20–30 minutes. Many patients feel relaxed, warm, or even fall asleep.
✨ After Your Session
You may feel calm, energized, or slightly tired — all normal signs your body is responding.
✨ Ongoing Care
Healing is cumulative. Your practitioner will recommend a plan based on your body’s needs.
Acupuncture isn’t about forcing change — it’s about creating the conditions for your body to heal.
Curious but nervous? That’s okay.
✨ Book your first session and experience it for yourself.





Wellness isn’t one-size-fits-all — and neither is Chinese medicine.Here at the Center for the Healing Arts, a TCM Wellne...
12/26/2025

Wellness isn’t one-size-fits-all — and neither is Chinese medicine.
Here at the Center for the Healing Arts, a TCM Wellness Plan is designed around you, not just your symptoms.
We look at the whole picture: stress, digestion, sleep, cycles, energy, and emotional health.
A typical wellness plan may include:
✨ Acupuncture sessions (weekly or bi-weekly)
✨ Herbal or nutritional support
✨ Lifestyle & seasonal guidance
✨ Nervous system regulation
This approach allows your body to shift gradually, deeply, and sustainably — not temporarily.
Best for:
• Hormonal balance
• Chronic stress & burnout
• Digestive issues
• Cycle regulation & women’s health
• Preventative care
Healing works best with consistency

🌿 Schedule your wellness plan appointment today (perfect last minute gift 🎁 card idea)

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Wishing you and yours a joyful and peaceful holiday season! ✨🎄❤️
12/23/2025

Wishing you and yours a joyful and peaceful holiday season! ✨🎄❤️

Postpartum healing is more than rest — it’s restoration. 🤍After birth, the body goes through a major energetic and physi...
12/23/2025

Postpartum healing is more than rest — it’s restoration. 🤍
After birth, the body goes through a major energetic and physical shift. In Traditional Chinese Medicine, the postpartum period is a sacred window to rebuild blood, restore Qi, and calm the nervous system.
✨ Acupuncture can support postpartum healing by:
• Regulating hormones
• Supporting emotional balance + mood
• Improving sleep and energy
• Aiding digestion and recovery
• Supporting milk supply
• Reducing postpartum pain and tension
In TCM, we don’t rush this phase — we nourish it. Proper support during postpartum care can influence long-term health, vitality, and resilience.
You carried life.
Now it’s time to care for you.
Gentle, personalized postpartum acupuncture support available

Book your session through the link in bio



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12/21/2025

✨ Ways TCM may help encourage labor naturally:
• Acupuncture Specific points may help stimulate uterine activity, soften the cervix, and calm the nervous system—helping the body shift into labor mode.
• Acupressure Gentle pressure on certain points can encourage downward energy and help release tension that may be delaying labor.
• Moxibustion Warming techniques can help move stagnant Qi and support circulation in the pelvis.
• Herbal support (when appropriate) Customized formulas may help nourish Blood, move Qi, or support cervical readiness—always prescribed by a trained practitioner.

🌿 TCM doesn’t “force” labor—it supports readiness

Ready to support your body naturally before birth? DM us to learn if labor prep acupuncture is right for you


Address

312 W Leuda Street
Fort Worth, TX
76104

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm

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