Tara Akuna Acupuncture
9025 Derry Road L9T 7Y9 Milton, ON, Canada

So I spilled #hotsmoothie on my shirt while driving to work. Doh! I walked into the clinic and started cleaning it off while a patient walked by me and said he got toothpaste on his shirt this morning. We both laughed and felt better knowing we weren’t the only one. It felt good. It abolished the criticism in my mind. ... Now I feel peaceful. Isn’t it wonderful how the little things can be so impactful. #milton #acupuncture #notalone #thelittlethingsinlife #allconnected #burlington

Twinsies We’re so in sync as a team that we dressed exactly the same today from shoes to shirt. I’m excited to announce I’m in on Tuesdays & Thursdays now. Woot woot! Can’t wait to see you.

If you see me for acupuncture, then you’re familiar with #buttons These magical little tools on the go will keep the good vibes going for loooong after our visit. I love using these for #VirtualAcupuncture sessions when it’s more convenient to #stayhome

I fell down the stairs when I was a toddler and really banged up the side of my face. As time has passed, I’ve noticed a mild paralysis on the side of my face. acupuncture to the rescue!! I’m regenerating the nerves and also to breaking down scar tissue with #cosmeticacupuncture Have you ever tried it? It’s absolutely amazing and can reverse a TON of issues like #wrinkles #acne #facialparalysis #jowels #rosacea and way way more. ... Ask away if you have any questions. See more

Nothing is more healing that allowing yourself to authenticly be YOU: good or not so good If you know me as a patient or a friend, you’ll know that I accept ALL OF YOU. No emotion, thought or action is TABOO with me. Janet Lansbury teaches that we need to do this with our children (which I do), but more importantly we need to do this with everyone we meet. ... A supportive, bring-it-on attitude toward our children’s emotions, which ideally begins the moment they are born, encourages open communication and fosters authenticity. When we allow feelings to be released and cleared in a healthy manner, we send our kids vital messages like: 1. It’s okay to be mad, sad, frustrated, etc. Your feelings (and therefore you) are totally acceptable and valid. 2. You are capable of handling strong emotions with my support and expressing them appropriately. You can cope with age appropriate frustration, disappointment, etc. 3. Share with me. I want to know and understand you. 4. You are safe cared for by a strong, confident and capable person who can witness your most difficult emotions... http://www.janetlansbury.com//no-angry-kids-fostering-emo/

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