Sarah on ABC Radio for World Acupuncture Day

Did you catch me on the ABC Radio Northern Tasmania on the eve of World Acupuncture Day (14th November)?

I was invited to speak to Kim Millar about why we have World Acupuncture Day, what acupuncture can do for you and how it works.

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This afternoon I was on #ABCNorthernTasmania chatting with Kim Millar about all things acupuncture ahead of #WorldAcupunctureDay tomorrow. Check it out from 33 minutes in. Link to listen on my Facebook page and in the comments. If you’re looking to celebrate World Acupuncture Day you can join me for a mindful cup of Chinese tea at @inbalancephysiopilates tomorrow or come along to our Yin Yang balance workshop on Saturday at @yogaathouseofprana (details in my feed). #WorldAcupunctureDay2018 #Acupuncture #Launceston #acupuncturelaunceston #acupuncturetasmania #chinesemedicinelaunceston #chinesemedicinetasmania #registeredacupuncturist #sarahgeorgeacupuncture #houseofprana #inbalancephysiopilates#aacma

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You may have also enjoyed a cup of Chinese tea at the new In-Balance allied health hub (on my first week there) to celebrate World Acupuncture Day.

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Happy World Acupuncture Day! We’re celebrating here at @inbalancephysiopilates with some Chinese tea, sipped mindfully of course! I’m at In-Balance on Tuesdays and Thursdays for acupuncture appointments. #WorldAcupunctureDay #worldacupunctureday2018 #chinesetea #mindfulness #acupuncture #acupuncturelaunceston #acupuncturetasmania #sarahgeorgeacupuncture #inbalancephysiotherapypilates #launceston #aacma

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Or joined me for the Yin Yang Balance Workshop at House of Prana that weekend.

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Thanks to everyone who came along to my #worldacupunctureday event this afternoon at @yogaathouseofprana ☯️ I had a ball discussing yin yang balance with you all. I hope you enjoyed the self-quiz, Chinese philosophy, lifestyle tips and food experience too! ☯️ #worldacupunctureday2018 #acupuncturelaunceston #acupuncturetasmania #acupuncture #chinesemedicinelaunceston #houseofprana #balanceyinyang #yinyangbalance #chinesedietetics #chinesedietarytherapy #sarahgeorgeacupuncture #launceston

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Or even come and said hi at Woolmer’s Rose Festival or heard me on stage.

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And the star of today’s @woolmers_estate #festivalofroses goes to #TheRose. ⭐️🌹⭐️🌹⭐️🌹⭐️🌹⭐️🌹 The tea on my stand in the Serenity Garden was popular and made from Chinese herbs including rose buds (meiguihua), cinnamon cassia (rougui) and licorice root (gancao). #woolmersestate #woolmersrosefestival #woolmersestatefestivalofroses #womenshealth #rosebud #roseherbtea #meiguihua #gancao #rougui #licoriceroot #cinnamon #chineseherbalmedicine #chinesemedicinetasmania #chinesemedicinelaunceston #acupuncturelaunceston #sarahgeorgeacupuncture #launceston #longford #launcestonladies

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It was a big, exciting week of acupuncture related events. More exciting events are coming for next year so stay tuned!

To book an appointment at the Launceston clinics (House of Prana or In-Balance) or for further information on Chinese Medicine contact Dr Sarah George (Acupuncture).  Sarah is an AHPRA registered acupuncturist, Chinese medicine practitioner and massage therapist.