Pin It Up Acupuncture

01/17/2026

With Sykes Travels we are in the wild hunting pirates and found a Sykesvillian in line to see Jack!!

01/15/2026

I love learning about all the research that has been coming out that supports what we do. Science just hasn’t caught up to all that acupuncture does yet. It is getting there and it is fascinating!

01/15/2026

Big thanks to

Lynn Neith

for all your support! Congrats for being top fans on a streak 🔥!

01/15/2026

01/12/2026

In the early hours of Sunday morning in Catonsville, Maryland, small businesses were targeted — windows and doors smashed, registers stolen, spaces ransacked.

These aren’t just buildings. They are dreams, savings accounts, family sacrifices, late nights, early mornings, and years of risk poured into something meant to serve a community.

When small businesses are violated like this, it doesn’t just impact one owners; it ripples through employees, families, neighbors, and the entire town.

Catonsville deserves better. Our small business owners deserve safety, respect, and support. This is heartbreaking. 💔

01/11/2026

Tonight on Main Street in Sykesville, our community showed up for each other. 🤍

We gathered peacefully to support neighbors who are scared and hurting because of how ICE has been handling recent situations. There was no chaos, no anger — just calm voices, open hearts, and a shared belief that people deserve dignity, safety, and compassion.

Sykesville reminded me who we are. We stood together. We listened. We cared. I brought snacks, because that’s how I know to show love — and because community work is always better when you’re fed.

To anyone who feels unseen, targeted, or afraid: you are not alone here. We see you. We stand with you. And we will keep showing up.

💛

01/06/2026

Happy Epiphany! 👑🎉
Also known as the official start of Carnival season—which means it is absolutely, unquestionably King Cake time.

Today we busted into the most bougie King Cake straight out of New Orleans, and let me tell you… this is not a drill. Fluffy, rich, perfectly indulgent, and already setting the tone for everything between now and Mardi Gras.

May your days be festive, your treats be unapologetically extra, and may you not be the one who finds the baby (unless you’re ready to host 😏).

Enjoy your Carnival season, friends. Let the good times roll. 💜💛💚

01/01/2026

✨ New Year’s Eve done right ✨
Spending NYE at Katana in Eldersburg and WOW! they really know how to put on a spread. Thoughtful, abundant, and such genuinely amazing hosts. 🍜🥂

If you haven’t been: you can dine in or grab carry-out the rest of the year (which is clutch), and the ramen is chef’s kiss every single time. Comfort food, elevated, and made with care.

10/10 would ring in the New Year here again. 🎉🍥
Support your local gems.

01/01/2026

To each their own. Happy New Years Eve!

12/31/2025

I know this just hit everyone’s phone and it’s important to be aware of this variable.

Weather patterns such as extreme heat and storm conditions have been linked to migraine attacks, and research shows those environmental conditions are becoming more common.

12/31/2025

Look at our Rosie Thriving!!

Go see her up on Liberty Road!

12/29/2025

⚠️ Weather + Bodies Check-In ⚠️

We’re heading into a rapid barometric pressure drop today (about 1 millibar per hour), and for many people that can translate into headaches, joint pain, sinus pressure, fatigue, mood shifts, or flare-ups of chronic inflammation.

If you’re someone whose body feels the weather, this is your reminder to take preventative care over the next few days — not just reactive care.

✨ Gentle ways to support yourself:
• Hydrate well (add minerals/electrolytes if you tend to get headaches)
• Keep warm — especially neck, low back, and joints
• Prioritize sleep and lower your schedule if you can
• Eat warming, anti-inflammatory foods (soups, broths, cooked veggies)
• Go easy on sugar, alcohol, and inflammatory triggers
• Gentle movement > pushing through pain
• Acupuncture, massage, gua sha, and heat can be especially supportive right now

This isn’t “all in your head.” Rapid pressure changes affect fluid balance, tissues, and the nervous system — and some bodies are simply more sensitive.

If rest is what your body is asking for, that counts as care.
Take it slow, listen closely, and be kind to yourself over the next few days. 💛

— Pin It Up Acupuncture & Holistic Boutique