An Unexpected Burn: A Candlelit Journey of Rest and Reflection
Sometimes, an unforeseen incident forces us to pause, reflect, and realign our priorities. In the end, my hand is healing well. The scarring will be minimal. And I’ve received the ...
Academic Articles & Chapter Excerpts
Coming soon after a careful scrubbing!!
Fire in the Snow: It’s time for Winter San-Fu Moxa
Just as we string up our lights to ward off winter’s darkness, San Jiu Tian can provide a warm balm for our winter moods, achy backs, and low energy.
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It’s Latke Time!
December is here and its almost time for the festival of lights and grease: Channukah begins on Thursday Night, the time when we celebrate the miracle of fried food.
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Cara is Featured in Mystic Mag
I recently was interviewed by an online magazine- MysticMag. It’s kind off-beat for me- it’s an online psychic platform with all kinds of helpful resources for people seeking this kind ...
Chinese Herbal Medicine, Food, Nutrition, Uncategorized
Nourish your Stomach and Heart with Cranberry- Hawthorn Sauce
Ready for a cranberry sauce update? This Thanksgiving, try this recipe using hawthorn berries in your cranberry sauce! What’s Hawthorn, you say? Commonly called Haw or Haw Fruit, these delicious ...
Food, Nutrition, What's Cara Cooking?
What’s Cara Cooking? Millet-Pumpkin Kugel
I’m bored to tears with noodle kugel. I also have a pantry of grains, beans, and spices. I have a kind of addiction to buying ingredients. I found a jar of millet ...
Acupuncture, Chinese Herbal Medicine, Pediatrics, Practice Updates
San Fu Moxa: 4 Amazing Reasons Why You Should Try It
As the annual San Fu Moxa days at Six Fishes approach, you may wonder why we place such importance on this traditional Chinese therapy and why you should consider experiencing ...
Acupuncture: A 40 year love story
This year marks two major milestones in my life: The first is that this month , Six Fishes Neighborhood Acupuncture turns 10! The second is that this year marks my 40th anniversary as ...
What’s Cara Cooking? Gisele’s Charoseth
Passover in our house is hardly traditional. I was raised as a cultural Jew, but not religious. We didn’t go to services. So I never really learned the rules, prayers, ...
The Power of Acupuncture for Depression and Anxiety
April is the cruelest month, breeding Lilacs out of the dead land, mixing Memory and desire, stirring Dull roots with spring rain. Winter kept us warm, covering Earth in forgetful ...
