Seasonal Healing

Warming golden turmeric milk

Golden turmeric milk has become incredibly popular in recent years — and for good reason. This comforting blend of turmeric, warming spices, and milk is nourishing, grounding, and deeply soothing during the cooler months. In Chinese medicine, many of the spices traditionally used in golden milk help warm the digestive system, improve circulation, and [...]

7 Ways to Support Arthritis Naturally This Winter

As the weather cools, many people begin to notice increased stiffness, aching joints, reduced mobility, or pain that seems worse first thing in the morning. Winter can be particularly challenging for people living with arthritis and other inflammatory conditions. According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, arthritis affects millions of Australians and becomes increasingly common [...]

Yang Nourishing Pumpkin & Chestnut Soup

There’s something deeply comforting about a warm bowl of soup on a cold day — especially one that nourishes from the inside out. This smooth, creamy pumpkin and chestnut soup is rich, grounding, and warming, making it a beautiful meal for the cooler months. In Chinese medicine, winter is a time to slow down, [...]

Immune Supporting Porridge

Warm breakfasts are one of the simplest ways to support the body as the weather cools. During autumn and winter, many people begin to notice lower energy, tighter muscles, dry skin, or a tendency to catch every cold that goes around. In Chinese medicine, autumn is an important time to strengthen and nourish the [...]

Nourishing Fish Soup

This nourishing and energising fish soup has been adapted from a wonderful cook book called Ancient Wisdom, Modern Kitchen. It is especially good for anyone who wants to increase vitality including people who want to replenish their reproductive system, including women going through menopause, those recovering from an illness, as well as the elderly. This [...]

5 great tips for managing hay fever this spring

Spring is upon us with the equinox due around September 21st. For many this marks the beginning of hay fever season and an unpleasant time ahead. As well as the arrival of spring, increasing pollution and chemicals in our environment is leading to a rise in the number of people who suffer various forms [...]

How healthy is your bowel?

Many people don’t think much about their digestion until something goes wrong. Bloating. Constipation. Loose stools. Reflux. Food sensitivities. Fatigue after eating. Brain fog. Skin issues. Feeling flat and depleted. In Chinese medicine, these symptoms are often seen as signs that the body is struggling to properly transform food into energy and nourishment. Your [...]

Heart Health for Summer Joy

Every year the summer solstice is around December  22nd and this is a wonderful time to celebrate the light of consciousness within ourselves and within others. Since this is the day with the most daylight hours it is a great time to contemplate our inner light as well as looking beyond the surface and seeing [...]

By |2026-03-17T10:48:38+11:00November 20th, 2015|Seasonal Healing, Stress Management, Summer Care|1 Comment

Spring into great health

Every year the spring equinox comes around September 21st. On this day there is an equal number of hours of day and night, and then the daylight hours will grow until we reach the longest day on the summer solstice. The lengthening days of Spring are a time for new beginnings, seeds and ideas [...]

By |2025-09-16T13:17:02+10:00August 26th, 2015|Seasonal Healing, Spring Care|0 Comments

SKIN HEALTH – inner and outer beauty

Skin problems reflect a deeper underlying imbalance within your body as well as problems at the surface of your body. According to Chinese medicine, when a chronic condition has settled in your skin, it is an indication that your general health has been compromised for quite some time so be patient as you work [...]

By |2026-03-17T13:14:15+11:00October 15th, 2014|Autumn Care, Seasonal Healing, Skin Health|0 Comments