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Dr Sarah George (Acupuncture) | Launceston's acupuncturist for women's health, fertility & pregnancy | Ph: 0448 128 858

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Lamont St
Invermay TAS 7248
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And just like that THE CLINIC IS CLOSED. 🌸 So I've had a few requests for the recipe for the Goji Berry Goodie Balls I made for the Chinese Medicine for Birth Professionals workshop on the weekend. On Sunday I ran what may have been my favourite workshop ever 'Chinese Medicine for Birth Professionals'. We talked about Chinese Medicine history, diagnostics and techniques through pregnancy, birth and postpartum. We ate goji berry goodie balls and the excellent venue, @little_v._vegan_restaurant was not only a perfect space but Eliza also served us the most delicious bowl of nourishing congee to taste Chinese Medicine in action. Here's another great practitioner in the fertility and pregnancy space @jaclyn_harris_ Fertility & Pregnancy Naturopath . I have absolutely loved working together with Jaclyn to help people who seek both of our help. I'm going to continue introducing some highly experienced and knowledgeable practitioners for you to consider for your ongoing care. Tonight, meet Rose Holloway from Woodlands Acupuncture + Herbal Health @woodlands_dr_rose : Register for this Sunday's never-to-be-held-again workshop, Chinese Medicine for Birth Professionals.

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