Jocelyn Jackson, L.Ac. of Raven Acupuncture Clinic will be offering complimentary auricular (ear) seeds or acupressure hand massages at her table.
In the Bay Area, the Bright Yang energy of being the go-getter, the all-nighter Inventor is revered. However, we need to recognize the Sister Yin energy that is calm, dark, and mysterious which recharges our batteries, building up our immune system, and nurtures our connection with our self. I believe East Asian Medicine is a path to self-healing because it emphasizes our need to be aligned with nature and respect the boundaries of our body. We are in a culture that elevates efficiency and being “ON” at all times; but then we have pervasive insomnia, anxiety, depression, pain, and other effects of stress. When we realize that the “OFF” button is just as important as the “ON” button, we will find balance and rejuvenation that fosters restful sleep, happy digestion, less pain, and more creativity. Raven Acupuncture Clinic is really about the “dark side” – the dimming of the lights, turning down the base, and enjoying the quiet
movement of Qi energy while the body resets with acupuncture and herbs.
Jocelyn Chie Jackson, L.Ac. is a licensed acupuncturist and herbalist at Raven Acupuncture Clinic in Santa Clara. She has a Master’s degree from American College of Traditional Chinese Medicine (ACTCM) in San Francisco, and a Bachelor’s degree from UC San Diego. She uses
traditional tongue & pulse diagnosis, and palpation along the acupuncture channels to sense the body’s imbalances. Her treatments are part of an intuitive process and she provides acupuncture, herbal medicine, cupping, moxibustion, and other ointments/salves. She emphasizes patient self-care and individualized lifestyle changes such as stretching/exercises, ideal foods/drinks for a particular body constitution or health issue, whole foods cooking, and healthy living habits.
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