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East West Medical
Center TCM Psychology
Special Psychology problems treatment offer.
There is a wealth of knowledge in TCM psychology. TCM believes that all of the
higher nervous activities, such as mental, consciousness, and thinking, result
mainly from the functions of the heart. In the TCM classic text, called
the Nei Jing, states that the heart represents the consciousness of one’s being.
TCM gives the heart predominance over the other organs because it holds or houses
the mind or Shen, as it is called in Chinese.
Shen represents consciousness. Shen includes thinking, intelligence, comprehension,
comparing, identification, memory and sleep. All of these crucial functions are the
heart’s responsibility.Creativity is ideally a fusion of the body,mind,emotions
and spirit. These fall under the heart’s domain, when the heart’s energy is balanced.
The individual thinks clearly, has a good memory and sleeps soundly. When this
organ’s energy is unbalanced, symptoms such as muddled thinking, poor memory and
insomnia can appear. Shen, which also means “spirit? encompasses the emotional and
spiritual dimensions of being that are centered in the heart and have aspects
connected with the other organs. Mental or emotional problems, such as
anxiety, restlessness. stress and depression can have their source in
unbalanced heart energy.
Every organ has an emotion. For cancer patients there are more
emotions of fear caused from kidney deficiency. TCM holds that human mental
activities are closely related with the viscera. The principle of yin and
yang describes that man has five organs which may bring on five moods (organ-
qi) to produce joy, anger, grief, melancholy and fear. It also
believes that certain organs are related to certain emotional activity. The
heart is related to joy, liver to anger, spleen to anxiety, the lung to
melancholy and the kidney to fear. In TCM physiology and psychology includes
descriptions of how certain emotions affect certain organ systems. For
example, anger hurts the liver, grief hurts the lungs, over joyousness hurts
the heart, fear hurts the kidneys, and worrying and obsessive thinking hurts
the spleen. Emotional and psychological problems accompany bodily illnesses.
The emotions can be a cause of diseases that include cancer. Anger impairs
the liver. Joy impairs the heart. Anxiety impairs the spleen. Melancholy
impairs the lungs. Fear impairs the kidney.
The heart controls mental activities. It is the arch-governor of the
five zang organs (heart, liver, spleen, lungs, and kidneys) and the six fu
bowels (small and large intestines, gallbladder, stomach, bladder, and
pericardium). Excessive grief, sorrow, worries and melancholy will effect
the heart. When the heart is effected, the five organs and six bowels will
be effected.
Our center offer acupuncture therapy,Chinese herb Medicine therpy and
Tai Qi exercises for psychological problems such as stress, insomnia,
depress, anxiety,reduce fat, schizophrenia, etc.
Dr. ZhongPing (Peter)
Hou East West Medical
Center 4118 East 8th Avenue
Denver, CO 80220
Tel: 1.303.320.5593
Fax: 1.720.941.6634
Email: z.hou@att.net
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