Healing Meadows Wellness

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Licensed Acupuncturist, Craniosacral Practitioner and Reiki Master Teacher on the South Shore who specializes in Mental and Emotional Health, Women's Health and Fertility, Auto-immune disorders, Migraines, Pain Management, and Migraines.

Lingering Bell’s Palsy symptoms don't have to stay frozen, even if everyone else thinks your healing window has closed. ...
11/19/2025

Lingering Bell’s Palsy symptoms don't have to stay frozen, even if everyone else thinks your healing window has closed.

Subtle asymmetry, tired facial muscles, or a stubbornly stuck eyelid can still improve with the right support.

Learn how our current treatment strategies work together to strengthen the nerve muscle connection and encourage real shifts in facial movement.

Read more about how we address this in clinic, check out the link to this week's blog below:
📖 https://www.southshoreacupunctureandwellness.com/resources/bells-palsy-residual-weakness
📞 781-731-9590
📍 South Shore Acupuncture and Wellness | Rockland, MA

11/13/2025

What is one of the hardest daily struggles with Bell’s Palsy? Eye care. An eye that won’t close fully may water all day but feel painfully dry at night. It’s exhausting. Relief is possible, both with simple daily tips and therapies that reduce tension, calm irritation, and support healing.

📍 South Shore Acupuncture and Wellness | Rockland, MA

Bell’s Palsy isn’t just about the facial paralysis. It’s also about the daily discomfort that wears you down. From dry,...
11/13/2025

Bell’s Palsy isn’t just about the facial paralysis. It’s also about the daily discomfort that wears you down.

From dry, irritated eyes to tightness that never quite lets go, small challenges add up.

When your eye won’t close, when your face feels tight—Bell’s Palsy recovery can be exhausting.

We’re here to make the healing journey gentler, so daily life feels easier again. Check out more about how to ease eye discomfort and our tips for things you can do at home to help during work and for a better night's sleep.

📖 https://www.southshoreacupunctureandwellness.com/resources/bells-palsy-eye-care
📍 28 Webster Street Rockland, MA 02370
📞 781-731-9590

11/07/2025

Learning how to smile again after Bell’s palsy is both physical and emotional healing. Your muscles can reconnect, your nervous system can form new pathways, and your sense of self can return even if it feels slow.

I see this all the time in clinic. There is a moment when movement begins to come back, even slightly, and hope becomes real again.

If you are in that phase right now you are not behind and you are not alone.

This week’s blog is now up, all about how to smile again literally and emotionally.�

📍 South Shore Acupuncture and Wellness | Rockland, MA

One of the hardest parts of Bell’s palsy is losing the smile that once felt effortless. It can feel like a piece of your...
11/06/2025

One of the hardest parts of Bell’s palsy is losing the smile that once felt effortless. It can feel like a piece of your identity disappeared overnight. The emotional impact is real and deserves space.

This week’s new blog is about learning to smile again both in muscle recovery and in who you are emotionally as you heal. Your nervous system can relearn how to express warmth connection and joy again.

📖 www.southshoreacupunctureandwellness.com/resources/bells-palsy-smile-recovery
📍 South Shore Acupuncture and Wellness | Rockland, MA

10/30/2025

This week we are exploring the relationship between Bell's Palsy and Lyme Disease, a topic that is especially relevant here in New England.

While Bell's Palsy can develop from several different causes, tick born infections are a common factor in our region. Understanding this connection can help guide treatment and improve long-term outcomes.

📍 28 Webster Street Rockland, MA 02370
📞 781-731-9590
🌐 www.healingmeadowswellness.com

This week we are exploring the relationship between Bell’s Palsy and Lyme disease.�It is a topic that comes up often her...
10/28/2025

This week we are exploring the relationship between Bell’s Palsy and Lyme disease.
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It is a topic that comes up often here in New England, where tick exposure is common and the two conditions can look almost identical at first.

Ticks do not directly cause Bell’s Palsy, but Lyme disease can lead to facial paralysis that feels the same in the moment. Knowing the difference matters because it shapes how treatment begins and how recovery continues.

Once those first medical steps are taken, healing does not stop there. We focus on helping the facial nerve repair, easing discomfort, and supporting the return of natural movement.

💙 Read this week’s Bell’s Palsy Recovery Series post to learn more about the real connection between Lyme and facial paralysis.
�📖 https://www.southshoreacupunctureandwellness.com/resources/bells-palsy-vs-lyme
📍 South Shore Acupuncture and Wellness | Rockland, MA

10/24/2025

Happy Acupuncture Awareness Day!

In honor of highlighting this modality, here is my story on what brought me to practicing acupuncture.

I'm so grateful for the journey from patient to practicioner, and I am happy to share where my passion for helping others comes from.

Thank you all for allowing me to share my story and I hope to see you soon!

10/23/2025

Bell’s Palsy recovery is not just physical.

It can change how you feel about your face, your smile, and your sense of self.

In this week’s video, we’re talking about the emotional side of healing and what it means to feel at home in your own reflection again.

🎥 https://youtube.com/shorts/1hgrMB4tg-8?feature=share�
📞781-731-9590
📍 South Shore Acupuncture and Wellness | Rockland, MA

Many people talk about the quiet emotional weight that lingers long after Bell’s Palsy symptoms fade. The uncertainty. T...
10/20/2025

Many people talk about the quiet emotional weight that lingers long after Bell’s Palsy symptoms fade. The uncertainty. The frustration. The wish to simply feel like yourself again.

Bell’s Palsy affects more than just the face. It can touch your confidence, your sense of connection, and the way you move through daily life.

If you are still living with subtle symptoms months or years later, there is support for both the physical and emotional sides of recovery.

This week’s Bell’s Palsy Recovery Series post explores the emotional side of healing and how recovery is about more than nerves and muscles. It is about restoring confidence, comfort, and connection with yourself.

💙 Read the full post on our blog: https://www.southshoreacupunctureandwellness.com/resources/bells-palsy-emotional-impact�📍 South Shore Acupuncture and Wellness | Rockland, MA

10/16/2025

We’re so grateful for our patient Paula, who shared her story about finding relief from chronic pain through acupuncture here at South Shore Acupuncture & Wellness. 💙

Her consistency, positivity, and trust in the process have been such a joy to witness.
Thank you, Paula, for letting us be part of your healing journey. You’re truly one of a kind!

📅 Book your consultation today!

📍 28 Webster Street Rockland, MA 02370
📞 781-731-9590
🌐 www.southshoreacupunctureandwellness.com

10/14/2025

When nerves are injured, they can heal — but sometimes they need a little help.
In this week’s Bell’s Palsy Recovery Series video, I’m sharing how acupuncture, ATP Resonance BioTherapy®, and O3 ReBoot BioTherapy® work together to support faster nerve repair. 💙

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