How trauma impacts our emotional system and internal organs

TraumaTalk

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Trauma stress gets stored in our bodies and affects our internal organs and mental, emotional and physical functioning. Acupuncturist, Ward Willison, owner of All Body Care in Kelowna British Columbia, speaks about how suppressed emotions "show up" as disease and disorder in our organs and how acupuncture can help move energy though the body to promote health and well-being. When emotions are not ex-pressed they become de-pressed.... in the body! Acupuncture is a catalyst for moving the vital life force, Qi (pronounced 'chee') through the body propelling chemicals in the brain to discharge emotions. What emotions have you not expressed that may be causing dis-ease and dis-order?

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