Meridian Tracing: Restoring Flow Throughout Your Entire Body ✨
Today I’m sharing a complete Meridian Trace that includes Fire along with the other four TCM Elements.
Northeast Healing with Terri Kaus
Specialized Kinesiology Workshops
Today I’m sharing a complete Meridian Trace that includes Fire along with the other four TCM Elements.
Every year, almost without fail, summer sneaks up on me. The days get longer, the weather turns beautiful, and suddenly my calendar begins filling with projects, travel, family gatherings, workshops, and invitations that all sound like fun.
As winter slowly gives way to spring, I always notice a quiet shift—both in nature and in the people I work with. You may feel it too.
I always think of this time of year as our invitation to slow down, breathe a little deeper, and really listen to what our body and emotions are asking for.
Imagine having a tool that gives you real-time feedback directly from the body—showing you where the stress lies, what the priority is, and which techniques in your existing toolkit will make the biggest, most lasting difference.
The Chinese Five Elements theory—Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal, and Water—extends far beyond its traditional roots in medicine. It offers profound insights into personality types, revealing core strengths and tendencies.
[VIDEO] This video showcases an Alarm Point Balance session addressing under-energy issues, filmed during one of our workshops.
[VIDEO] This video showcases an Alarm Point Balance session addressing under-energy issues, filmed during one of our workshops.
[WEBINAR] Meridian endpoints are among a few locations that are known to be more electrical than some others.
In our society, we often act like our minds and bodies are two separate things. We toss around phrases like “mind over matter” as if our feelings and physical well-being have nothing to do with each other. But let’s get real here – they are very much intertwined.