eastern medicine

Rethinking Cleanses Through the Lens of Chinese Medicine

By Dr. Caitlin Bree Kennedy / March 19, 2026 / 0 Comments

I have to admit—I love a good cleanse. There’s something deeply satisfying about committing to it, seeing it through, and coming out the other side feeling lighter, clearer, and reset. It brings a sense of accomplishment and reminds me that our bodies are capable of incredible things when we support them intentionally. That said, not … Read more

 The One Herb I Recommend to Almost Everyone (and why) 

By Dr. Stephanie Berube / March 3, 2026 / 0 Comments

Lately, I’ve been asked almost every single day:  “If you had to pick one tea or herb — what’s your number one?”  And without hesitation, my answer has been the same. So I thought it was time to officially share it. My top tea. My most recommended herb. The one I’ve suggested to almost everyone over the … Read more

Peeing All the Time? How to Stop Frequent Urination Naturally

By Dr. Stephanie Berube / January 15, 2026 / 0 Comments

If you’ve ever felt like your bladder is running your life—like you just went but suddenly you have to go again, or you’re constantly scanning for the nearest bathroom—you’re not alone. Overactive bladder (OAB) is something we’ve been seeing more and more in the clinic lately, and honestly… it can be so frustrating and exhausting … Read more

How to Stay Healthy in Winter: A Holistic and Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) Approach

By Dr. Caitlin Bree Kennedy / December 24, 2024 / 0 Comments

As the colder months approach, winter can be a challenging season for maintaining health and well-being. The drop in temperatures, shorter days, and reduced sunlight can often leave us feeling sluggish, depleted, or more vulnerable to colds and flu.  In many cultures, including Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), winter is considered a time for rest, reflection, and nourishing … Read more

Why We Wrote Two Wins For Wiley

By Dr. Caitlin Bree Kennedy / June 8, 2024 / 0 Comments

I don’t think you would find it difficult to believe that I have an absolute love for acupuncture and all aspects of Chinese Medicine. I try to incorporate it into my life as much as possible. I encourage my clients as well, but during the pandemic it was challenging for me to share messages that … Read more