Nurture Acupuncture

06/15/2026

June is Men's Health Month and we want to talk about something that doesn't get enough attention.

Male factor infertility accounts for 40% of cases in couples struggling to conceive. And s***m health responds directly to stress, sleep, lifestyle, and overall wellness, things acupuncture directly supports.

Beyond fertility, we regularly treat men for:
→ Chronic pain + sports injuries
→ Stress + sleep issues
→ Digestive health
→ Overall wellness

Men's health isn't just about reacting once symptoms get severe. It's about supporting your body before burnout becomes your baseline.

We're here when you're ready.

📍 Concord + Bolton, MA
🔗 Book here: https://nurturewholehealth.janeapp.com/

06/12/2026

What does 'whole-body health' mean to you? We always love hearing how our patients define it. Drop your thoughts below. We love hearing from you!

06/12/2026

If you're preparing for IVF, or already mid-cycle, here's what the research says about acupuncture as part of your support plan.

Research suggests acupuncture may help IVF patients by:
→ Reducing stress + regulating the nervous system
→ Increasing blood flow to the uterus
→ Supporting the body before and after embryo transfer
→ Improving overall hormonal balance during stimulation

At Nurture, we time acupuncture sessions to work with your IVF cycle, not around it. Our approach is informed by our founder's ABORM fellowship in reproductive acupuncture, one of the most advanced certifications available in this field.

Fertility care should support your mental and emotional health too... not just your protocol.

📍 Concord + Bolton, MA
🔗 Book a fertility apointment: https://nurturewholehealth.janeapp.com/

06/09/2026

Meet Libby Horesh: founder of Nurture Whole Health and ABORM-certified fertility specialist.

Libby is one of only a handful of Fellows of the American Board of Oriental Reproductive Medicine in Massachusetts, a certification that reflects her deep expertise in reproductive acupuncture, IVF support, and women's health.

Her approach is rooted in listening deeply, treating the whole body, and creating care that feels personal, especially for patients navigating fertility, hormones, stress, pregnancy, and postpartum healing.

She combines evidence-informed Chinese medicine with compassionate, individualized treatment: because every patient's journey deserves that level of attention.

Libby founded Nurture Acupuncture in 2014. She's been doing this work ever since because she believes patients deserve a practitioner who truly listens.

Let's show her some love ✨.

06/08/2026

On the menu tonight…asparagus and fiddleheads!

🌱 Asparagus & Fiddleheads Through the Lens of Chinese Medicine 🌱

Asparagus is considered cooling and nourishing. It helps clear heat, supports Yin and body fluids, and may be especially beneficial during warmer weather when dryness and internal heat become more common.

Fiddleheads are the young curled shoots of certain ferns, and are associated with spring's upward, renewing energy. In TCM, spring is linked to the Liver system, a time for movement, growth, and cleansing. Fiddleheads support the body's natural transition from winter to spring.

Fresh foods harvested locally at their peak often provide exactly what our bodies need during this time of year 💕

06/08/2026

Fertility journeys are often overwhelming, isolating, and exhausting and many patients are looking for whole-body support alongside their medical treatment.

Research continues to show promising benefits of acupuncture as part of fertility care, particularly around stress regulation, circulation, hormonal balance, and uterine blood flow.

At Nurture, our fertility work and team is led by Elisabeth Horesh, one of only a handful of ABORM Fellows in Massachusetts: a board certification specifically in reproductive acupuncture.

We work with patients at every stage: natural conception, IUI, IVF, and everything in between. Every treatment plan is personalized to where you are in your journey.

Questions about fertility acupuncture? Drop them below or contact us here: https://www.nurturewholehealth.com/contact

06/05/2026

We've been thinking about you and we have a question.

What's the one thing you wish you'd known before starting your fertility journey?

Whether you're just beginning, mid-treatment, or on the other side... we'd love to hear from you. Drop your answer below. 👇

Every response helps us create better content, better resources, and better care for the patients who come after you.

(And if you've been thinking about booking a consultation — we're always here: nurturewholehealth.com)

06/04/2026

We treat more than you might think.

At Nurture, we work with patients navigating:
→ Fertility support + IVF preparation
→ Hormone balance + menstrual irregularities
→ Pregnancy + postpartum healing
→ Nervous system regulation + chronic stress
→ Pain management, migraines, digestion, and more

Our treatment plans are personalized and whole-body because most conditions don't exist in isolation.

Tag someone who's been searching for support like this.

06/01/2026

What would a moment of calm do for you this week? Share it with us in the comments.

For a lot of our patients, treatment time becomes more than care, it becomes the one hour where everything else pauses.

Whether you're navigating IVF, hormone imbalances, chronic stress, pregnancy, postpartum recovery, or pain... we want every visit to feel like real support. Not rushed. Not dismissive. Genuinely supportive.

This is acupuncture for real life.

📍 Concord + Bolton, MA
Book here: https://nurturewholehealth.janeapp.com/

05/04/2026

Some helpful guidelines with regards to exercise during fertility treatments!

https://www.rosefinchhealth.com/blog/exercise-during-fertility-treatment-what-research-says?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQKNjYyODU2ODM3OQABHoGtIa5RmFDqYebg2wxfAkDqjVUWhedk1gbRUvMS1fzVi7P5deTcTe334SBK_aem_OrcDSrTQkpbrwwkClRsjOQ

New research using wearable fitness trackers shows physical activity during IVF, frozen embryo transfer, and fertility treatment does not harm pregnancy rates. Here is what three studies found.