by Amy Bachhuber, L.Ac. | Jul 3, 2026 | Uncategorized
Here’s a thing about spiritual bypassing that nobody wants to say…. People are drawn to traditions that aren’t theirs because the culture they were handed is built on Walmart, Miller Lite, and the strong suggestion that the meaning of your life is your net...
by Amy Bachhuber, L.Ac. | Jun 19, 2026 | Uncategorized
Healing from the eldest daughter wound Something happened this month that I want to tell you about. It wasn’t exactly dramatic but actually, that is the point. Someone had been reading my blog and they reached out. Not through a blog comment. Through ProtonMail,...
by Amy Bachhuber, L.Ac. | Jun 12, 2026 | Uncategorized
Understanding the Heart-Kidney Axis in East Asian Medicine You know exactly what you’re doing. You can name the habit, trace it back to where it started, explain it to someone else with clinical precision. You have done the therapy, read the books, sat in the...
by Amy Bachhuber, L.Ac. | Jun 5, 2026 | East Asian Medicine, Stress and Burnout
What East Asian medicine knows that your Google Calendar doesn’t You were trained to manage time. There is a calendar for your kids’ activities, one for work, one for your boss’s meetings, and at least three color-coded systems trying to hold it all...
by Amy Bachhuber, L.Ac. | May 29, 2026 | East Asian Medicine
This is something that does not get said enough in wellness spaces. Western ways of knowing are not necessarily wrong. They are just looking from one angle only. Any framework, no matter how precise, has edges. There are things that cannot be seen from one vantage...