Celina Lyons Acupuncture and Medical Arts

07/12/2026

I’ll be offering this live online class on Postpartum Healing with Traditional Chinese Medicine August 23rd.
I love to share what I know about how to offer comprehensive care and support in the postpartum time. There are so many ways to incorporate traditional knowledge into our modern lives. We will cover the physiology of the postpartum time and look at the many ingredients in the deepest kind of healing after birth.⭐️⭐️⭐️
Registration link in bio.

06/04/2026

Beautiful morning prayer from my friend Jasmine Oberste.⭐️

Love letters to the Dào 道.

05/01/2026

*Patients are invited to attend for free. You can email me if you'd like to attend. [email protected]

So Looking forward to sharing this class with you. Spring is one of the most dynamic and confronting seasons. How do we work with the energies of this season? Stay healthy in our body, mind and spi…

03/01/2026

I will be away from clinic from March 6th-13th. I have a few appointments this week if you want to try to get in to see me before I’m away. You can schedule here; www.celinalyons.com And here is some free nervous system regulation, curtesy of Cippolino.♥️ you’re welcome.

01/15/2026

Dr. Eliza Song’s thoughtful analysis of the new American Food Pyramid’s guidelines… and the evolution of the food pyramid itself.

Dr. Elisa Song, integrative pediatrician, breaks down the 2025-2030 Dietary Guidelines - what they got right, what they missed, and what parents need to know.

12/08/2025

Book in if you want one of these Saturday appointments 🫀

https://www.vagaro.com/clra9v

12/08/2025

⭐️⭐️⭐️ I’ve opened up a rare Saturday clinic day this coming Saturday the 13th, for patients trying to make it in for an appointment before the holiday time.
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(Scheduledule link below.)

https://www.vagaro.com/clra9v

12/07/2025

Truth.♥️

11/28/2025

When the qualities of the five elements flow through us, our very way of being becomes a treatment. The tradition teaches that inner cultivation precedes outer skill—that who we are can regulate, soothe, and support a patient just as powerfully as needles or herbs.

To care for another is therefore a practice of cultivation. The practitioner’s groundedness steadies the patient’s fear. Our warmth can soften their stagnation. Our clarity can help them reorganize their qi.

In this way, Chinese medicine reminds us that healing is relational. The practitioner’s cultivated heart is part of the medicine. And when we show up with integrity, presence, and compassion, we help reawaken those same qualities inside the person we’re treating—allowing their own qi to move again.

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