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We offer high quality and personalized treatments blending acupuncture, Chinese herbal medicine, massage therapy, nutritional counsel and wellness.

Also check out our Podcast! https://greatturninghealing.com/guide-to-wellness-podcast/ Great Turning Healing Center is the clinic of Susannah Freeman White, Licensed Acupuncturist. Our services include acupuncture and Chinese Herbal Medicine for the treatment of stress, illness, pain management, allergies and other medical conditions; please see our website or the list below. We offer tableted and customized Chinese Herbal Medicine and whole food based nutrition. Susannah is licensed and board certified. We will custom design a program to getting you on the path to better health. Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine is one of the oldest and most widely practiced medical systems in the world. Originating in China, acupuncture has been used for over 4,000 years. Acupuncture is based on ancient Chinese theories regarding the flow of qi (a fine, essential substance which nourishes and constructs the body) through distinct channels that cover the body somewhat like nerves. The Qi system is different from the nervous system. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that acupuncture balances yin and yang energy, allowing for proper flow of qi to help maintain or restore health to the body and mind. Some of the most common conditions treated by acupuncture are: Stress, pain, illness, fatigue, headaches, allergies, skin issues, hormonal imbalances, digestive problems, mood disorders and addictions. Many other conditions respond favorably to this medicine, so please call today for your free consultation to see what Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine can do for you!

27/09/2026

The boundary of the lung like the boundary of the autumn is one of discernment. Wisely choosing what comes with us and what gets carried away on the wind.

The boundary is also what connects us when we hold hands, when we breath together we are choosing to mingle two boundaries to make a connection.

26/09/2026

“Beginnings are fragile things. They're made of gossamer threads of hope and shimmer with the faint light of potential grace. It's in the human heart that we begin weaving our designs and dreams of experience yet to come. We live our entire lives within chrysalises. As soon as we emerge from one, life sculpts another around us. Within manifest reality, everything is in a constant state of becoming...”

― Dana Hutton, The Art of Becoming: Creating Abiding Fulfillment in an Unfulfilled World

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22/09/2026

Long before barometers, people could feel weather changing in their own bodies: tightness, restlessness, or a shift in mood or energy before a single cloud appeared. They were reading real signals, just without the instruments that we use to name them.

In TCM, this is part of why Qi is described as something that moves and changes much like weather itself. A "stagnant" feeling in the body isn't so different from that heavy, waiting quality in the air before a storm. And just as a storm eventually breaks and clears the air, the goal in TCM isn't to eliminate all tension or change, but to keep things moving so they don't get stuck.

Next time you feel that "charged" sensation whether in the sky or in yourself, notice it as information, not just discomfort.

20/09/2026

Metal season asks us to let go of the crutches we used to get here when we grow past them. Like the pea leaping from the vine we must dive into our next chapter.

What is one thing you're ready to release this week?

15/09/2026

Breath was one of the first places people located Qi in the body — it's the most obvious, felt evidence of something moving through us, tied directly to being alive. In fact, the character for Qi (气) is often translated as "breath" or "vital air."

South of the Himalayas this is commonly called Prana, with our western ancestors the terms Pnuma and Spiritus describe the same pattern of observation.

Noticing your own breath — its rhythm, its depth, where it catches or flows freely — is one of the simplest ways to start sensing Qi directly, without needing to take anyone's word for what it is.

13/09/2026

As we move into autumn we turn towards the lungs. The season of blowing chaff from grain is resonant with the organ that we blow with. Blowing away all that we no longer need.

Take one slow breath before you scroll away from this post.

08/09/2026

Around the world our ancestors encountered this quandary, in traditional east asian parlance we call these phenomenon Qi (Chee), Before modern European parlance gave us "air pressure" or "fluid dynamics," people watched wind move through trees, storms gather, and birds ride currents without flapping — and named the invisible substance that seemed to move through all of it.

Qi isn't a mystical force in Acupuncture, it's this observation, applied to the body. Just as air moves visibly through leaves, Qi is understood to move through us: in breath, in circulation, in the subtle sense of energy rising or falling. When Qi moves freely, we feel it as vitality. When it's blocked, we feel it as stagnation, pain, or fatigue.

Analogy linked invisible movement anywhere to invisible movement everywhere.

07/09/2026

Rut runners — give your legs some recovery time. 🏔️
As a former collegiate cross-country athlete and competitive runner, Piper Meuwissen, LMT understands what you’ve just put your body through—and how hard it can be to actually deload when you’d rather get back on the trails.

Massage can be a great part of your post-race recovery: helping you slow down, address tired and sore muscles, and give your body the recovery window it needs before building your running back up.

Registered Rut racers get $20 OFF a massage with Piper
60, 75, or 90-minute sessions
📅 Offer valid through October 10
🏃 Must have raced in The Rut to qualify
You did the work. Now make some room for recovery—and get back to running feeling ready.

Great Turning Healing Center | Bozeman, MT

06/09/2026

Earth energy asks us to draw back toward our center before autumn's deeper work of letting go can begin.

Notice one place this week where you could choose "consolidation and harvest" over "expansion and investment"

30/08/2026

The Earth phase in TCM governs the Spleen and Stomach: the organs of transformation, turning what we take in into something usable. Some of what you absorbed this summer might still need time to settle before it's ready to use.

What's still breaking down?

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