Beth Webber is a Licensed Acupuncturist and Massage Practitioner certified in The Arvigo Techniques of Maya Abdominal Massage. She practices both classical acupuncture and Japanese Toyohari (non needle insertion) Acupuncture. Beth specializes in women's health, gynecology, preconception care, fertility and reproductive/pelvic care (male and female), prenatal and postpartum care, digestion, stress and pediatrics. She has helped many couples conceive naturally and has supported couples undergoing assisted reproductive techniques (IUI, IVF). She has also supported couples experiencing loss through miscarriage or trauma through cesarean birth, and has helped women with VBAC preparation. As a mother of two, she loves working with children from infants to toddlers - educating parents on simple massage techniques and dietary changes to help with digestion, colic, immune system, asthma and allergies, urinary issues, behavioral challenges.
What is Maya Massage?
The Arvigo Techniques of Maya Abdominal MassageTM are founded on ancient Mayan techniques - an external non-invasive manipulation that repositions internal organs, thus restoring flow of blood, lymph, nerve and chi. Maya massage addresses position and health of the pelvic and abdominal organs.
What to expect in a session:
- Comprehensive review of your personal health history and current health care needs.
- Abdominal massage focused on aligning reproductive and abdominal organs
- Gentle Acupuncture may be used if desired, tailored to meet your individual health and wellness needs.
- Evaluation and application of structural alignment of spine with attention to the sacrum, lumbar and thoracic spine.
- Learn Empowering Self-Care to enhance your professional treatment session. You are instructed in performing the abdominal massage for themselves. By doing self care massage daily for 2 - 3 minutes, you have the ability to improve symptoms while working with your practitioner.
- Recommendation of complementary modalities including herbals, castor oil packs, yoni steams (bajos), lifestyle and nutritional recommendations, and more.
- Reconnect with your core and creativity.
- Treat your Body-Mind-Spirit as a whole.
What is Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine:
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) dates back over 3000 years and quickly spread to Japan, Korea and beyond. It is a comprehensive system of preventative health care and maintenance. It includes acupuncture (with both gentle needle insertion and Japanese style needle non-insertion), acupressure, hara (abdominal) and pulse diagnosis, massage, cupping, moxabustion (mugwort), gua sha (dermal friction), herbal recommendations, and dietary/lifestyle counseling. The body’s energy, “Qi” or “Ki”, circulates and is accessible in a network of pathways called meridians. A disruption in this energy flow leads to an imbalance or “dis-ease”. The acupuncture points along these meridians are locations in which the body’s Ki can be accessed and unblocked, thereby restoring the circulation of energy and balance. If done with care, Acupuncture is not painful at all. In fact, many clients report entering an extremely relaxed almost sleep-like state.
Beth is a preferred provider with Aetna, Cigna, First Choice, Lifewise, Premera and Uniform.
For more information about services please visit Beth's website
