Core Acupuncture Atlanta

I’ve Already enrolled for fall classes … Doctorate degree here I come!

For those that don’t know, Acupuncture has been Masters level Degree. It is starting to migrate to a Doctorate level degree.

I’m happy and excited to extend my education and degree to achieve a Doctorate level within my healthcare field of Acupuncture.

I love this form of healthcare! I enjoy educating and helping my patients better understand their body and conquer their own health challenges!

Early morning vibes … 7am start on Mondays and Fridays are so quiet & peaceful. Sun is still asleep but treatments room are ready to go!

First patient arriving in 30 mins … I love Friday mornings!

New running shoes are causing me some significant heel pain 🤨.

Good thing I know how to treat 😊! AND I get to enjoy the new treatment space 🥰

It's no secret ... pollen count is HIGH! Right as we turn the corner into spring and everyone rushes outside to enjoy the beautiful weather we are instantly greeted with the green / yellow dust covering everything ... AKA POLLEN! For anyone that knows me it's also no secret I used to be the poster child for seasonal allergies! It started when I was a kid, I drank Benadryl like it was a juice box with little relief! As I got older I also developed asthma (that would be triggered by ... yep, allergies). This past weekend I was outside biking, running, washing my car, gardening & soaking up a little vitamin D with ZERO allergy issues! Support your immune system, say good-bye to allergies and start enjoying springtime again! #coreacupunctureatlanta #wholebodywellness #immunesystemsupport #allergyrelief #saygoodbyetoallergies #enjoyspringtime #acupunctureATL #acupunctureBuckhead #painrelief #fertilitysupport #postpartumsupport #migrainerelief #improvedsleep #boostenergy #relax #balance #stressrelief

Day 2 of Cadaver Lab did not disappoint!

Highlights:

I was responsible for dissection of my guy’s posterior shoulder and neck area (deltoid, trapezius, levator scap, infraspinatus, rhomboid)

Then onto the triceps! I found the main nerves in the arm (radial, ulnar & medial) and followed their path to the hand and fingers. Seeing along the way all the places these nerves can easily get entrapped causing pain, numbness or tingling in the elbow, wrist, hand and fingers.

We found all things glute!
Max, med, min, that pesky piriformis and quadratus femoris.

We got a good look at the sciatic nerve, occipital nerves and facial nerves too!

Todays bonus discoveries included lipomas, swollen lymph nodes, adhesions, a kidney (we were told all organs had been removed, most likely for transplants), screws and brackets for lower lumbar surgery and hardware to repair a broken hip!

It was a big day!

Tomorrow is Pelvic Floor day!
I’m exhausted … and, I can’t wait !!