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Comment on Now Here or Nowhere… You Decide by kathleen

kathleen — Thu, 25 Apr 2013 21:15:14 +0000

I sometimes joke that I can be ignorant important languages. But I tell you that only to say this about dr. beth. She is a wonderfully compassionate individual inside and out. Her expertise and bedside manner well I have no words to describe her. All I know is after several visits with her I surely felt physically mentally and emotionally far better than before. I would very easily recommend acupuncture as administered by dr Beth for more reasons than space allows. Everyone should be blessed by such a wonderful healer

Comment on Between Heaven & Earth by Lynette Smith

Lynette Smith — Wed, 26 Oct 2011 10:08:01 +0000

My name is Lynette Dr Elizabeth is my doctor but just not my doctor my friend and my blessing ,from the father. The doctors told me that my self and daughter had lupus,I did not know what that was all I new was it was alot of pain and I new that the father did not want me to hurt like this . I prayed for Beth and the father saved me with this angel of healing from in side.I am learning to go to my inner self and heal .I could not walk hardly at all before my first stage of healing .Now I am walking the pain has cut back so much and I feel the changes in my body ,it is starting to do what it was meant to do. If I had to tell anyone one thing ,Go with in and heal your self with your faith and spirit it is so filling also you will be so blessed in heart ,the most important part.God bless Thank you so much Dr . Elizabeth Stepenson

Comment on Alternative & Integrative Therapy for Fibromyalgia by acutherapist

acutherapist — Fri, 11 Mar 2011 21:23:02 +0000

Hi! This was taken from a flyer we are handing out at Dr. Tsai’s office. Thanks for reading & have a great day!

Beth

Comment on Calming Cravings with Acupuncture by acutherapist

acutherapist — Fri, 01 Oct 2010 21:31:55 +0000

Awesome, Suzan!!!

So glad to hear that the acupuncture helped to support you in your goal of quitting smoking!!!!!

You are most welcome!

Comment on Calming Cravings with Acupuncture by Suzan

Suzan — Fri, 01 Oct 2010 15:49:42 +0000

As of September 13 I puff no more! This is a victory over past attempts to quit a 28 year, pack a day, cigarette smoking habit. Honor and blessings to Beth who effectively blessed me with her gift of Acupuncture. I had been on the pharmaceutical Chantix since January 1st. And I still found myself smoking; with that cup of coffee in the morning, after dinner, with that glass of wine, or at extremely stressful moments.
Would Acupuncture make a difference? For me it was a 3-pronged support, given with who I was up to being in this world.
I am still on Chantix, coupled with Acupuncture, and lastly and most importantly, in a constant conversation with Landmark grads of who we are in this world and who we are for others. To really get that I smoke NO MORE – EVER, is an amazing breakthrough! Thank you Beth!!

Comment on The body electric…. by acutherapist

acutherapist — Wed, 04 Aug 2010 01:16:17 +0000

Hi Caroline-
Yes, definitely! Acupuncture stimulates the nervous system to relax the muscles. And I LOVE your blog!!!!

Beth

Comment on The body electric…. by theskinnyapple

theskinnyapple — Fri, 30 Jul 2010 03:24:19 +0000

Hello Elizabeth! Do you think acupuncture can help with knots in one’s back? By the way, thank you for checking out my blog.

Caroline

Comment on Smiling from the Heart by bjezierski

bjezierski — Wed, 28 Jul 2010 16:20:55 +0000

Amazing how the simplest things are often the most effective. Thanks for this.

Comment on Between Heaven & Earth by bjezierski

bjezierski — Wed, 28 Jul 2010 16:18:39 +0000

Thank you for stopping by and for your kind words.

The practice of Shamanic Extraction healing involves removing energetic intrusions from a person and returning them to nature, where they belong. From the shamanic viewpoint, everything is alive. So rather than viewing these as energy blockages, they’re acknowledged as living entities, and removed with love and compassion (and a great deal of precaution as well).

I’ve always been fascinated by accupuncture, and the precision of the practice. With shamanic work, it’s a very organic process, and although the basics remain the same, things can – and often do – shift on a moment by moment basis.

Be well,

Ben

Comment on Between Heaven & Earth by acutherapist

acutherapist — Tue, 27 Jul 2010 16:39:04 +0000

Hi -

I just visited your site, and your photos are lovely. I see that you do shamanic healing…. it’s probably similar to the ancient ways of acupuncture, started by the Taoist monks thousands of years ago. I wish I was closer to New Jersey to experience your Medicine Wheel Walk.

Namaste