Join us at the Soft Space by Mama Glow for a grounding, restorative and healing space for community. Prepare to recieve energy through the ancient healing art of acupuncture.
Acupuncture is part of the ancient practice of Traditional Chinese medicine. Traditional Chinese medicine practitioners believe the human body has more than 2,000 acupuncture points connected by pathways or meridians. These pathways create an energy flow (Qi, pronounced “chee”) through the body that is responsible for overall health.
This treatment is designed to help you relax, boost immunity, and strengthen your Qi so you can quickly get back to your day. This community offering is targeted toward birth workers, caregivers, activists and others who dedicate their time and energy in service of others. This is an opportunity for self-service, for you to fill up your cup. The experience is a 3-hour drop in session where you can come in for any length of time to relax in the space, experience hands-on support and acupuncture to suit your needs.
ORA was founded on the principles of Healing, Inclusion, and Education. ORA is proud to work with impactful organizations that share their dedication to taking care of themselves and the communities around them. ORA offers a healing escape from the everyday, every day; bringing traditional techniques of ancient Chinese medicine into a modern, convenient experience.
Ways acupuncture can support your health:
- Reduction in stress
- Help with chronic pain
- Improvement of sleep
- Reduction in nausea during pregnancy
- Ease PMS symptoms and menstrual cramps
January, 31st, 5:00-8:00pm
This is a drop in experience, you can come at anytime or stay for the full 3-hours.
Investment: $25 + processing fees
Guided by:
Presenter Amie Castaldo MS.Ac L.Ac. Ora Space Practitioner
Amie received her Masters of Science in Acupuncture from TriState College where she was also a faculty member and clinical supervisor. She specializes in trigger point acupuncture, sports acupuncture, and KM acupuncture (a Japanese methodology). Amie is also a certified massage therapist, master Pilates instructor, and certified yoga instructor. Amie served as a Teaching Assistant at the Pacific College of Health and Science where she was responsible for supporting learning outcomes of graduate candidates in the foundations of traditional Chinese medical theory, acupuncture channel and point locations, acupuncture point functions, assessment of orthopedic and neurologic disorders, and sports acupuncture (SMAC). She has been a New York State Licensed Acupuncturist since 2016.
In Partnership with: ORA
