With her degree from Ontario College of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Ay Ses Dunya uses her Diploma
in Acupuncture in a Non-Invasive Approach as a Holistic Health Practitioner, this is called AT= Acupressure Therapy.

which is a part of Ay Ses Dunya's Professional Abbreviations after her name on her business card.

PLEASE NOTE THAT ALL of our Primary Prevention Practitioner Sessions with the ACU- TITLED TREATMENTS =
SUCH AS ACU-MENDING, ACU-FACIAL, ACU-TUINA, ACU-ENERGETX, HOT ACU-TUINA,

AURICULOTHERAPY, HAND MICROSYSTEM TX, 

ARE BEING USED FROM THE ACUPRESSURE CAPACITY.

WHAT IS ALSO KNOWN AS MANUAL MEDICINE

OR MASSAGE THERAPY

TUINA IS A FORM OF CHINESE HEALTHCARE MASSAGE MEDICINE

which has been around traditionally for thousands of years

USING ACUPOINTS, also called Meridian points, OF THE BODY
KNOWN TO DO AND HOLD HEALING PROPERTIES.

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PLEASE NOTE= WE DO NOT OFFER DEEP NEEDLE TREATMENTS/SESSIONS
which is called Acupuncture.
Ay Ses Dunya, our RESIDENT HEALER, uses one of her degrees,
from ONTARIO COLLEGE OF TRADITIONAL CHINESE MEDICINE in ACUPUNCTURE
In a NON INVASIVE APPROACH as a Licensed Holistic Practitioner in Ontario, Canada.

Due to the amount of Women asking for the no-needling approach.

which means the same diagnostic-assessment-theories as well as the same ancient medicine throughout your treatment, except without the discomfort of needles, and you leave feeling like you just had a spa day. = in other words, it is important to note that you get the same great medicine as an TCM Practitioner & Acupuncturist can provide, but without needles!

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Again, worth repeating= We have decided to do this with Primary Prevention Practitioner for the reason
THAT MANY LADIES OUT THERE NEED A SOFTER APPROACH TO THE SAME MEDICINAL PROTOCOLS.

=less pain for still effective, safe, and steady results.

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and now some words from Ay Ses=

"MY CLINIC OFFERS THE SAME APPROACH TO WHOLISM WELLNESS HEALING AS TCM which means Herbs & needles or the ACUPUNCTURE degree which is just needles, BUT I DO NOT FEEL NEEDLING IS THE ONLY WAY,

and this is the Truth. 

The MAGIC i have found in the Chinese Medicine Philosophies is that there is many ways to the problems we experience, and it is good to find the best way forward which they deciphered using their tried and true traditional medicine theories.

I am trained in the art of understanding and using the same theories as FULL TCM & Registered Acupuncturists
ONLY I DECIDED TO USE IT IN A SOFTER WAY

TO TREAT THE SHEN OF WOMEN.

 The Shen equals the Spirit. 
All i do is coming from being a

Vibrational Healer who BELIEVES
YOU CAN GAIN THE BENEFITS OF THE PRACTICES,
USE THE SAME FORMATTING OF MERIDIAN-POINTS/Acupoints 
AND therefore~> I USE THIS IN A PLATFORM OF ACUPRESSURE THERAPY =AT,
which is often overlooked in Western Understanding, but is used very thoroughly by Practitioners of this ancient system of modalities in Chinese Healthcare, i call it a secret weapon i call it, for promoting wellness... using the power of Qi Gong.
in order to help assist you in your own enabling of your full healing potential...BELIEVE ME, YOU ARE A POWERHOUSE of healing potential & MY JOB IS TO ACTIVATE YOUR OWN HEALER CORE & thereby rejoice in YOUR SUCCESSES
THIS IS  WHAT I AIM FOR DAILY with my Clinic & Clients.  

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THIS IS ESPECIALLY HELPFUL FOR THOSE RECOVERING FROM TRAUMAS, ACCIDENTS, ABUSE,
AND/OR YOU HAVE ACUTE OR CHRONIC ILLNESSES,
&/or  REQUIRE SOME COMPLIMENTARY SUBTLE ENERGY HEALING TEAM MEMBERS.
I WORK WELL WITH OTHERS & HAVE SESSIONS AVAILABLE (as well) IN PEDIATRIC TUINA FOR CHILDREN
=WHERE I CAN HELP YOU PROCESS AS NEW MOTHERs HOW BEST TO WORK WITH YOUR OWN CAPACITIES AND ADD TO THEM by learning the art of child massage for yourself TO IMPROVE OVERALL EFFORTS IN WELLNESS AND MAINTENANCE WITH CHILDREN = MEANING ALL MY PEDIATRIC SESSIONS;
1) I WILL BE GIVING THE CHILD TREATMENT USING ACUPRESSURE TECHNIQUES,
2)AT THE SAME TIME AS TEACHING YOU HOW TO PERFORM THE ROUTINES I PROVIDE,
3)CUSTOMIZED TO YOUR CHILD, TO TAKE HOME AND PRACTICE YOUR OWN SELF.

IN FACT, I HAVE MUCH TO OFFER FOR taking HOME  in the DIY recipes in easy to follow formats with clear instructionals and positive mental health suggestions that help you grow forward on your own Self Study

(which means you never leave empty-handed)

& we have plenty of FREE RESOURCES TO FURTHER SELF CARE IN ROTATION WITH IN-CLINIC CARE TREATMENTS." ~with love & care, Ay Ses

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Acupressure as defined from online source;

https://medical-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/acupressure

Defines=Acupressure as a form of touch therapy that utilizes the principles of acupuncture and Chinese Wholism Healthcare.

 

PUBLIC NOTICE = DESPITE ANY RECENT HEALTH SCARES AND ISSUES OF TRAVELING PATHEGOENS THIS MEDICINAL APPLICATION OF TRADITIONAL CHINESE MEDICINE STILL HOLDS VALID WELLNESS AND WELLBEING.

WE NEED TO SAY ANY XENOPHOBIA BEHAVIOUR FROM ANYONE REGARDING ANOTHER BEING IS ABSOLUTELY NOT TOLERATE AT PRIMARY PREVENTION PRACTIONER.

In acupressure, the same points on the body are used as in acupuncture but are stimulated with finger pressure instead of with the insertion of needles. Acupressure is used to relieve a variety of symptoms and pain.

 

Purpose

Acupressure massage performed by a therapist can be very effective both as prevention and as a treatment for many health conditions, including headaches, general aches and pains, colds and flu, arthritis, allergies, asthma, nervous tension, menstrual cramps, sinus problems, sprains, tennis elbow, and toothaches, among others. Unlike acupuncture which requires a visit to a professional, acupressure can be performed by a layperson. Acupressure techniques are fairly easy to learn and have been used to provide quick, cost-free, and effective relief from many symptoms. Acupressure points can also be stimulated to increase energy and feelings of well-being, reduce stress, stimulate the immune system, and alleviate sexual dysfunction.

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Origins IN NORTH AMERICA

One of the oldest texts of Chinese medicine is the Huang Di, The Yellow Emperor's Classic of Internal Medicine which may be at least 2,000 years old. Chinese medicine has developed acupuncture, acupressure, herbal remedies, diet, exercise, lifestyle changes, and other remedies as part of its healing methods. Nearly all of the forms of Oriental medicine that are used in the West today, including acupuncture, acupressure, shiatsu, and Chinese herbal medicine, have their roots in Chinese medicine. One legend has it that acupuncture and acupressure evolved as early Chinese healers studied the puncture wounds of Chinese warriors, noting that certain points on the body created interesting results when stimulated. The oldest known text specifically on acupuncture points, the Systematic Classic of Acupuncture, dates back to 282 A.D. Acupressure is the non-invasive form of acupuncture, as Chinese physicians determined that stimulating points on the body with massage and pressure could be effective for treating certain problems.

Outside of Asian-American communities,
Chinese medicine remained virtually unknown in the United States until the 1970s when Richard Nixon became the first U.S. president to visit China. 

 

On Nixon's trip, journalists were amazed to observe major operations being performed on patients without the use of anesthetics. 

Instead, wide-awake patients were being operated on, with only acupuncture needles inserted into them to control pain. 

 

At that time, a famous columnist for the New York Times, James Reston, 
had to undergo surgery and elected to use acupuncture for anesthesia. Later, he wrote some convincing stories on its effectiveness. Despite being neglected by mainstream medicine and the American Medical Association (AMA), acupuncture and Chinese medicine became central to alternative medicine practitioners in the United States. Today, there are millions of patients who attest to its effectiveness, and nearly 9,000+ practitioners in all 50 states.

Acupressure is practiced as a treatment by Chinese medicine practitioners and acupuncturists, as well as by massage therapists. Most massage schools in American include acupressure techniques as part of their bodywork programs. Shiatsu massage is very closely related to acupressure, working with the same points on the body and the same general principles, although it was developed over centuries in Japan rather than in China. 

 

Reflexology is a form of bodywork based on acupressure concepts. 
Jin Shin Do is a bodywork technique with an increasing number of practitioners in America that combines acupressure and shiatsu principles with qigong, Reichian theory, and meditation.

 

Acupressure and Chinese medicine

Chinese medicine views the body as a small part of the universe, subject to laws and principles of harmony and balance. Chinese medicine does not make as sharp a distinction as Western medicine does between mind and body. The Chinese system believes that emotions and mental states are every bit as influential on disease as purely physical mechanisms, and considers factors like work, environment, and relationships as fundamental to a patient's health.

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ENJOY OUR ACUPRESSURE GALLERY WHILE WE HOPE YOU ALSO RESEARCH MORE ON YOUR OWN THIS AMAZING WHOLISM WELLNESS TREATMENT THAT IS AN APPLICATION YOU CAN DO ON YOUR OWN AND IN A CLINIC OR SPA

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