Inner Works

read moreFor a longer and healthier life we can help you understand how to make the needed critical lifestyle changes. With this instruction you can better prioritize how to implement the needed changes and know what can work for YOU. Increasing the body's ability to fight disease is the ultimate solution to every virus and disease threat. To be able to view the current situation as a supreme motivating force you should act now to take charge of your health. Lorie believes that health care reform starts with you and I and each individual person; and that dynamic healthy living requires balance, growth, and nurturing in many dimensions and all aspects of self.

read moreMei Zen in Chinese translates to Beautiful Person. Mei Zen Cosmetic Acupuncture uses the ancient wisdom of Chinese Medicine to provide a healthy alternative to people who are searching for a more youthful, healthy and vibrant appearance and want to feel better. The benefits are more than skin deep, promoting both inner and outer health and radiance. This safe, natural, nonsurgical and non-injectable approach does not have the side effects that are sometimes reported with plastic surgery, face lifts, and other injectables, or laser and chemical peel techniques, but still reduces the signs of the aging process with the added benefit of reducing the symptoms of the aging process as well, rejuvenating the body and spirit.

read moreOften described as "acupuncture without needles", acupressure promotes balance, renewed energy, rejuvenation, and wellness by accessing and addressing the vital energies of the body. Many people who might not ordinarily seek out acupuncture because of the needles can benefit from the principles of balance and harmony of mind, body, and spirit. The ability to treat yourself allows you access to these benefits anytime. In times like the present, it is empowering to be able to use these protocols to help yourself and your loved ones.

read moreCompassion fatigue is the cumulative physical, emotional and psychological effect of exposure to traumatic stories or events when working in a helping capacity, combined with the strain and stress of everyday life. You may be a mental health worker, an emergency responder, a medical professional, a pastor, a veterinarian, a parent, a teacher, in law enforcement, in public safety, or an acupuncturist. Research indicates that your close proximity to the trauma experienced by your clients, patients, students, people whom you serve, or family members can result in your own version of traumatic stress, or compassion fatigue.