Can’t stop sneezing? Pollen driving you crazy? Try acupuncture with cupping to see if it can improve your allergy season.
Instead of gobbling over-the-counter medications in allergy season, try a drug-free approach to controlling your allergies this year! I have personal memories of uncharacteristically grumpy-as-a bear mood changes as the season (and antihistamine use) wore on… and the dramatic (from 145 to 125/90) reduction in a patient’s high blood pressure when a daily antihistamine user stopped taking them upon her physician’s advice.
Unlike western medicine, our goal is not only to suppress the symptoms (runny nose, itchy eyes, sneezing etc), but improve the overall problem so it isn’t interfering with your quality of life.
There are several different patterns we pay attention to, but during full-blown allergy season, we do treat your uncomfortable symptoms…
Out of allergy season, we can use a different treatment, designed to strengthen the root cause of your allergies – because the pollen isn’t the problem, but your body’s reaction to the allergen that needs some support. *This is not intended for people under their doctor’s care for allergies, nor is it a guarantee that any past results will predict future results.
NOW: A Curious Calm Acupuncture open in Barrie. Combining her 25 years of being a skilled family resolution lawyer and mediator, with 2200+ hours of acupuncture training, Sue has become a Registered Acupuncturist. Sue always hates to see people in emotional distress and has tried to find every way in her law practice to keep people calm and positive -but acupuncture has an awesome new toolkit to bypass our brain, which often works against our body and get calm. She provides acupuncture services to all in need, including pain, headaches, fybromyalgia, trauma and physical conditions. Sue has a particular affiinity for treating stressed-out, burning out overwhelmed legal, social work and medical professionals, as well as those going through big life changes like divorce and loss of a loved one. I'm here to help you stop suppressing our symptoms and learn to tap into our body's innate self-healing brilliance. I can help you learn to interpret the signs - while working to complement your existing health care team. Be amazed at how you can learn to override your mind's 'hamster wheel' to become calm and once again start to feel curious about the world around you and have fun doing it! You will most often find Sue playing outside with her husband - on bikes, hikes, kayaks or canoes or just laughing at the antics of all the named birds and squirrels in the yard and talking to the plants, even the ferns that pull her hair.
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