Traditional Chinese Medicine is the framework underneath everything Desiree does. Her blends, her books and the way she works in a private session all come from it, which is why her recipes call for the essential oils they do and why a substitution changes the formula rather than adjusting it.
Her introduction to Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) is free.
What It Covers
The foundational principles and practices of Traditional Chinese Medicine, written for someone starting from nothing.
Desiree is a licensed acupuncturist and herbalist with over twenty years in practice, and the guide is her own way into the subject rather than a textbook summary.
How To Get It
Go to desireedelunae.com/intro-to-tcm and enter your details. The guide arrives in your inbox.
If It Has Not Arrived
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If it is still missing, write to us with the email address you used and we will send it over.
If you are not receiving any of our emails, that is something we can fix at our end. Our guide is here: If You Are Not Receiving Our Emails
Where To Go Next
If you want more that is free, Desiree's seasonal tea recipes are built on the same principles, one for winter and one for summer.
If you want the emotional side of it, Elements of Emotion is the full treatment: which emotions belong to which organs, and what to do about them. Available in print from our store, or as an ebook.
If you want it applied to you, diagnosing a pattern of imbalance is what Desiree does in a 1:1 session rather than something a guide can do. Our guide is here: Which 1:1 Session Is Right For You?
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