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Acupuncture in Bloom
Acupuncture in Bloom
Acupuncture in Bloom
"Zizi" Jessica Zolten-Chandler
L.Ac., Dipl. Ac., FAN=BORM
Fellow of the Acupuncture & TCM
Specializing in acupuncture, manual lymphatic drainage, and reflexology
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MPath to Wellness
Acupuncture in Bloom
Acupuncture in Bloom
Melanie is a National Board Certified Reflexologist and a Member of the Reflexology Association of America, as well as a Volunteer Trainer with the World Reflexology Foundation. She has been practicing reflexology since 2012 and has completed specialized training in reflexology for musculoskeletal disorders, particularly addressing lower
Melanie is a National Board Certified Reflexologist and a Member of the Reflexology Association of America, as well as a Volunteer Trainer with the World Reflexology Foundation. She has been practicing reflexology since 2012 and has completed specialized training in reflexology for musculoskeletal disorders, particularly addressing lower limb pain, as well as pregnancy and postpartum reflexology. Additionally, her expertise extends to relaxation and stress reduction techniques, which complement her skills in acupuncture and manual lymphatic drainage. For more information, you can reach her at (802) 265-0446, visit mpathwellbeing.com, or email melanie@mpathwellbeing.com.
Craniosacral Therapy
Acupuncture in Bloom
Craniosacral Therapy
Craniosacral Therapy (CST) is a gentle, hands-on massaging technique that uses a light touch to release tension around your body's connective tissue network, known as the fascia. Alongside therapies like acupuncture, manual lymphatic drainage, and reflexology, CST promotes pain relief from headaches and neck pain, as well as helping to release past trauma.
Therapeutic Cupping
Manual Lymphatic Drainage
Craniosacral Therapy
Cupping utilizes negative pressure to enhance blood flow to areas experiencing tension and to separate fused or adhered tissue. This technique can also promote vasodilation, allowing fluids to rush into or through the affected areas. The cups act as a vacuum, drawing fluids into previously deficient regions. Some benefits of cupping inclu
Cupping utilizes negative pressure to enhance blood flow to areas experiencing tension and to separate fused or adhered tissue. This technique can also promote vasodilation, allowing fluids to rush into or through the affected areas. The cups act as a vacuum, drawing fluids into previously deficient regions. Some benefits of cupping include encouraging circulation (both blood and lymph), alleviating adhesions, and aiding in manual lymphatic drainage. Additionally, it helps to clear congestion and stagnation, lifts, rehydrates, and manipulates fascia, reduces inflammation, and alleviates excessive pressure on sensory organs in soft tissue, leading to a reduction in pain. For those interested in complementary therapies, combining cupping with acupuncture or reflexology can enhance overall wellness. To book a session, please schedule under Therapeutic Bodywork.
Manual Lymphatic Drainage
Manual Lymphatic Drainage
Manual Lymphatic Drainage
A gentle, specialized massage technique known as manual lymphatic drainage uses light, rhythmic skin stretching and cupping to encourage the natural flow of lymph fluid. This process helps to move waste, toxins, and excess fluid away from tissues, primarily reducing swelling (edema) and supporting immune function. It's an excellent method
A gentle, specialized massage technique known as manual lymphatic drainage uses light, rhythmic skin stretching and cupping to encourage the natural flow of lymph fluid. This process helps to move waste, toxins, and excess fluid away from tissues, primarily reducing swelling (edema) and supporting immune function. It's an excellent method for full body detox, complementing practices like acupuncture and reflexology.
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