SummaryIn this conversation, Dr. Vic Manzo interviews Rebekah, an acupuncturist, about her journey and the principles of acupuncture. They discuss the Taoist approach to acupuncture, the importance of pulse diagnosis, and the power of acupuncture in balancing frequencies in the body. Rebekah also explains the five auricular points that can help with mental health issues. They conclude the conversation by discussing the concept of community acupuncture and the benefits of healing in groups.Takeaways- The Taoist approach to acupuncture is based on the observation of nature and the understanding of the five elements.- Pulse diagnosis is an important tool in acupuncture that provides valuable information about the body's imbalances.- Acupuncture works by shifting the frequencies and energy in the body, promoting balance and healing.- The five auricular points can be used to address mental health issues and provide relief from symptoms.- Community acupuncture offers a more accessible and affordable way for people to receive acupuncture treatments and experience the benefits of healing in a group setting.Chapters00:00 - Introduction and Background03:34 - The Taoist Approach to Acupuncture08:12 - The Importance of Pulse Diagnosis10:23 - The Power of Acupuncture and Frequency16:52 - The Five Auricular Points for Mental Health22:21 - Community Acupuncture and Healing in Groups32:08 - Conclusion and Contact InformationWho is Rebekah Knause?Rebekah Knause, L.Ac., LMT, RYT is the owner of Balanced You Clinic. Rebekah was born and raised in West TN and has been in Knoxville since 2001.She is a licensed Acupuncturist with the state of TN and holds diplomate status with the NCCAOM. Rebekah graduated from the Jung Tao School of Chinese Medicine in Sugar Grove, NC in July of 2018. Rebekah has been a practicing massage therapist for the past 16 years as well as during her years studying at Jung Tao.She began her massage career working with Apple Health & Wellness for seven years and learned various massage modalities and human anatomy. She discovered the many ways that a body can be injured – either by accidents, bad posture habits, poor ergonomics in the work place, and by stress which can create dysfunction in the body. Throughout her time with Apple Health, she was constantly investigating how these injuries happen and asking the doctors about the various ways of treating people and their injuries. During her time practicing massage at Balanced You, Rebekah developed various neck, low back and shoulder issues. Her repeated attempts to treat her pain with massage, chiropractic, and exercise therapy did not quite provide the healing she sought. That is when she tried Acupuncture. She was so impressed with the results she received from her treatments that she knew this was what she wanted to study and practice for the rest of her working life!Rebekah began her education at Pellissippi State and then studied for four years at Jung Tao where she received her licensure. She knew that she needed to train other massage therapists to learn deep tissue therapeutic massage so that she could make her transition out of massage and into the field of Acupuncture.How to Connect with Rebekah?Website: https://balancedyouclinic.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BalancedYouClinic/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/balancedyouclinic/You Tube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUSflcesEVwIV0ARKXybcXACommunity Acupuncturehttps://balancedyouclinic.com/2252-2/open-room-acupuncture/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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