Calgary Healing Acupuncture

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I am Dr. Maria Wristen, a Dr. of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture.

Timeline photos 08/05/2019

Lily’s first Acupuncture treatment😺👏! She did really well and was much perkier afterwards💜

03/08/2018

Shout out to all the women I've know who have emerged from darkness only to shine an even brighter light. May you continue to bedazzle the world💫❤️💜

Timeline photos 03/04/2018

Monster sized pot of healthy goodness! Trying out my new 15 litre soup pot. Every Sunday I make a soup that we can take for lunches or even have for breakfast. This bad boy has grated zucchini, daikon, leek, carrots, sweet potatoes, bone broth and chicken. I also add miso paste to each bowl for extra yumminess! 👅😍

Timeline photos 02/27/2018

Taming the Wolf with acupuncture 🐺

Timeline photos 02/26/2018

It's all about compassion, baby!! This is Kwan Yin, the Chinese Goddess of Compassion and Mercy. If I had to choose a word to represent the trajectory of my soul the past decade it woujd be COMPASSION.
Growing into a deeper compassion for others - and I don't just mean the person it's easy to feel compassion for. It's natural to feel it towards loved ones in pain, or children, or likeable/lovable people, or peeps whose life circumstance you understand.
That's where it starts. Then you find yourself deepening into an open-heartedness you didn't know you were capable of. The badass 'loving-kindness' the Dalai Lama talks about. When you actually feel your heart soften and there is a tenderness towards those who may have wronged you, people who have hurt others, those who aren't as easy to like or love, and peeps who have beliefs or views that don't jive with yours.
The final layer for me is about self-compassion and I'm still working on that.....
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Timeline photos 02/21/2018

Such a sweet memory of my internship in China❤️ This was at one of the hospital's satelllite clinics. A grandmother would carry her grandson in a basket to bring him for acupuncture every week. Through a translator we were able to hear how much progress the baby had made after starting acupuncture treatments! He seemed quite pleased with the whole experience!!

Timeline photos 02/21/2018

Beautiful cupping marks like these make me SO happy 😊 Why? Because old stagnant blood and toxins are being brought to the surface. This always space for oxygen/nutrient rich fresh blood to flood into the deep tisses👏Happy muscles, happy back!

Timeline photos 02/15/2018

Happy LOVE day! ♥️ As we all know, this month is all about the heart. In Chinese medicine however, the heart is much more than just a blood-pumping organ. The heart houses something called Shen, which encompasses the mind, memory, consciousness, and spirit. The heart is a deeply spiritual and intuitive organ, which explains the origin of some common sayings like “I know it in my heart.” We see that Shen shows up in the eyes- it’s like a vitality or a spark showing emotional and mental well-being. ✨
So how do you boost your Shen? Joy and connection. Eat what brings you joy- foods prepared with love and in the company of those you love. 🤗 And give yourself time and space to connect- to your sense of purpose, to friends and family, to the divine. These practices honour your heart and the Shen within. 🧘🏼‍♀️
Sending all of you TONS of love today and always! Happy Valentine’s day! 💕
Photo from omgfacts.com 📷

Calgary Acupuncture: 5 Ways to Improve Heart Health - Calgary Healing Acupuncture 02/14/2018

Happy HEART month! Check out my blog for some Chinese Medicine tips to help keep your heart healthy and happy!

Calgary Acupuncture: 5 Ways to Improve Heart Health - Calgary Healing Acupuncture   February is 'heart' month so I thought I'd share 5 ways to improve Heart Health from a Chinese Medicine/Acupuncture perspective. Given that heart disea

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539 30th Avenue NE
Calgary, AB
T2E2E5

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Tuesday 12pm - 8pm
Wednesday 9am - 3pm
Thursday 12pm - 7:30pm
Friday 10am - 4pm