Jipala R. Kagan is a New York State Licensed Acupuncturist and a NCCAOM Diplomat with an emphasis on Emotional/Spiritual Acupuncture and Pain Relief. She has a working knowledge of Western Herbology, Homeopathic Medicine, Nutritional Supplements, Dietary/ Lifestyle counseling and Myology. Jipala R. Kagan studied with Five Element Acupuncturist, author and teacher, Lorie Dechar for nine years.
Transpersonal Acupuncture (TPA) is an integrated approach to holistic health care and takes an in-depth look at each person and their symptoms. One full hour is spent with a client individually, utilizing the one -on- one time to foster growth and nurture the healing process. Instead of continually finding temporary fixes, TPA helps the patient make permanent changes to their health, correcting the energy imbalances that lead to symptoms and disease. TPA can also balance the body’s energetic network and break blockages that form as a result of disease, trauma and old patterns. Activating the body’s healing potential, TPA marshals the patient’s own resources to heal from within.
An average appointment begins with an intake session. If it is a new patient, I ask lots of questions and get to know the person presenting. If it is a recurring patient, I follow up from the previous meeting and find out if there have been new developments or changes. This is a concentrated time spent focused on current issues and symptoms. The treatment begins as I take the pulses, my version of bowing. I choose my points with care, taking into consideration the information gleaned from the intake, the musculoskeletal evaluation and the pulses. Keeping in mind the patient’s own expression of health and their desired outcome, I weave the points and their stories, essential oils, and Bach flower remedies into an amalgamated treatment. The goal is always to keep people moving in the direction of integrated health.