The Samurai Sword, Iaido, Control And Focus

Iaido is the Japanese art of drawing the sword, the traditional discipline of the samurai. The practise of iaido requires discipline, balance, and respect for the culture. The practitioner is channeling their energy through the weapon, and in the practise of controlling it teaches attention to balance, coordination and rooting. All of these attributes are also useful in acupuncture practise as well, and we like iaido as a way to refine these qualities in a traditional way.

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The Benefits of Acupuncture for Sports-Related Chronic Pain

For athletes and other active people, sports-related chronic pain can be an ongoing and incapacitating problem. Whether it results from overtraining, old injuries, or repeated strain, obtaining good and long-lasting pain treatment is vital. Although physical therapy and medicine are rather popular, acupuncture treatment is becoming more and more known as a natural and all-encompassing method for treating chronic pain. This age-old Chinese habit has many advantages that would enhance general well-being in addition to pain control.

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How Somatic Therapy Addresses Trauma?

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Somatic therapy is holistic in nature and emphasises the mind-body connection in addressing trauma. Unlike traditional therapies, which focus primarily on cognitive processes and verbal expression, somatic therapy recognises that trauma usually manifests physically and seeks to release it through body-centred practices.

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