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Treating behavioral disorders with
Traditional Chinese medicine in Geneva
The behavioral problemsIssues such as insomnia, anxiety, addictions, bulimia, eating disorders, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), and a lack of direction among young people affect many individuals. These problems, often linked to emotional, mental, and energetic imbalances, profoundly impact people's quality of life.
The Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) offers a comprehensive and holistic approach to to understand and treat these disorders. By combining techniques such as acupuncture, the Phytotherapy, auriculotherapy, Qi Gong, Tui Na massages and cupping, Biomed MTC in Geneva offers natural and personalized solutions to restore emotional balance and improve mental health.
Behavioral disorders according to
Western medicine
The behavioral problems include conditions such asanxiety, There depression, THE obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), THE eating disorders or even the attention deficit disorders with or without hyperactivity (ADHD).
In Western medicine, these disorders are often considered to be neurobiological dysfunctions involving chemical imbalances in the brain, such as serotonin or dopamine. Treatment relies on a combination of Cognitive behavioral therapies (CBT), psychological support and, if necessary, pharmacological treatments such as antidepressants or anxiolytics. The management of behavioral disorders also emphasizes holistic approaches, including stress management techniques, appropriate lifestyle habits and support from loved ones.
Understanding behavioral disorders
According to traditional Chinese medicine
In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), the body and mind are intrinsically linked. Behavioral disorders are considered energetic imbalances affecting Qi (vital energy) and internal organs, particularly the heart, liver, spleen, and kidneys. Each organ is associated with specific emotions.
The heart
- Responsible for the mind (Shen), it directly influences health
- Mental: An energy imbalance in the heart can cause insomnia, anxiety, or obsessive thoughts.
The liver
- As a regulator of emotions, stagnant Liver Qi can lead to irritability, frustration, and impulsive behavior.
The spleen
- Linked to thinking and ruminating, a weakness of the spleen can lead to eating disorders such as bulimia or anorexia.
The kidneys
- Associated with fear and courage, kidney energy deficiency can cause a lack of self-confidence and attention disorders.
These imbalances can be aggravated by external factors (stress, diet). Imbalance, overwork) or internal factors (trauma, negative mental patterns, genetics). Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) aims to restore harmony between body and mind to provide lasting relief from these disorders.
The benefits of TCM for
Behavior disorders
Traditional Chinese Medicine acts on several levels to treat disorders of the behavior in a natural and effective way.
Regulation of emotions and thoughts
TCM helps to harmonize internal energies, reducing symptoms of stress, anxiety, and mental agitation.
By restoring the balance of Qi in the key organs, it allows to reduce obsessive thoughts and compulsive behaviors.
Improved sleep quality
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) practices, such as acupuncture and herbal medicine, promote restful sleep by calming the mind and soothing nervous tension. The therapist may provide advice on sleep hygiene during the session.
Addiction support
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) targets the underlying imbalances that maintain addictive behaviors. such as emotional disturbances and energy blockages.
Strengthening confidence and concentration
Personalized approaches in TCM enhance vital energy, thereby improving self-esteem, attention span, and emotional management.
Acupuncture for
behavioral problems
Theacupuncture is one of the most widely used methods in TCM for treat behavioral disordersIt works by stimulating specific points located along the meridians to restore energy balance.
Effects of acupuncture on behavioral disorders
- Insomnia Acupuncture calms the mind, promotes relaxation, and improves the quality of life.sleep. It removes inflammation and pain that could interfere with falling asleep.
- Anxiety By regulating the Qi of the liver and heart, it helps to reduce nervous tension and palpitations.
- HASaddictions By rebalancing the energies of the affected organs (often the kidneys and liver), acupuncture reduces cravings and supports withdrawal.
- Eating disorders It harmonizes the spleen and stomach, thus regulating appetite and compulsive behaviors.
- ADHD By stimulating points related to concentration and mental calm, it promotes attention and reduces agitation.
Key acupuncture points
Shen Men (Gate of the Spirit)
Location: Situated on the ear, in the triangular fossa of the auricle. This point is often used in auriculotherapy.
Main effects: This point is known for calm the mind (Shen), reduce tensions nervous, And promote restful sleep.
Therapeutic applications:
- Insomnia By calming excessive mental activity, Shen Men helps patients find deep and restorative sleep.
- Anxiety: This point is ideal for relieve anxiety attacks and symptoms of irritability.
- Addictions: Used in auriculotherapy, Shen Men reduces compulsive cravings and supports withdrawal.
Bai Hui (One Hundred Meetings)
Location: Situated at the top of the head, on the midline, at the intersection of all the Yang meridians.
Main effects: Bai Hui acts on the mind and emotions by balancing Qi throughout the body. body. This point is also known to improve concentration and mental energy.
Therapeutic applications:
- ADHD and concentration difficulties Bai Hui stimulates mental clarity and reduces hyperactivity in children and adults.
- Depression and emotional disorders This point promotes a sense of balance internally, helping to combat extreme emotions.
- Mental fatigue Bai Hui recharges overall energy, particularly useful in cases of exhaustion or mental overload.
Zu San Li (Three Li Point)
Location: Situated on the outer side of the leg, approximately four fingers below the knee, at side of the outer edge of the tibia.
Main effects: This point is nicknamed the longevity point for its ability to to boost overall body energy and stabilize mood.
Therapeutic applications:
- Anxiety and chronic stress Zu San Li enhances the body's ability to resist stress while calming the mind.
- Addictions By supporting vital energy, this point helps to manage withdrawal symptoms and associated emotional imbalances.
- Eating disorders Zu San Li regulates digestive functions and supports the spleen, which is often involved in compulsive eating behaviors.
Yin Tang (Palace of Silence)
Location: Situated between the eyebrows, just above the bridge of the nose.
Main effects: Yin Tang is known for its calming effect on the mind, reducing the mental tension and promoting a feeling of serenity.
Therapeutic applications:
- Insomnia By inducing deep relaxation, Yin Tang promotes falling asleep and restorative sleep.
- Anxiety and irritability This point helps to relieve symptoms of nervousness and mental hyperactivity.
- Obsessions and recurring thoughts Yin Tang stabilizes the mind, helping to calm rumination and obsessive behaviors.
Integration of acupuncture points
in a personalized treatment
At BioMed MTC in Geneva, each patient receives a comprehensive energy assessment to determine the acupuncture points best suited to their individual needs. These points are often used in synergy to maximize their benefits, within a caring and holistic approach to care.
Common combinations: Shen Men and Yin Tang are often associated to calm the nervous system and calm the mindZu San Li and Bai Hui, on the other hand, are ideal for revitalize the body and balance emotions.
Session frequency: For chronic conditions, several sessions are generally necessary to achieve lasting results. BioMed TCM practitioners adapt the protocol to individual needs.
Thanks to these strategic points, acupuncture offers a natural and effective alternative for treating a wide range of behavioral disorders, while improving overall well-being.
Chinese herbal medicine for
Behavior disorders
The phytotherapy is an essential component of TCM, using medicinal plants to restore energy balance and to soothe emotional distress.
Formulas adapted to behavioral disorders
- Calming plants: Hawthorn (Shan Zha) and jujube (Suan Zao Ren) to calm the mind and promote sleep.
- Emotional regulation: Bupleurum (Chai Hu) and white peony (Bai Shao) to balance liver Qi and reduce irritability.
- Energy boost: Ginseng (Ren Shen) and rehmannia (Shu Di Huang) to support the kidneys and strengthen vital energy.
Benefits of herbal medicine
- Easing tensions By eliminating internal heat and harmonizing the organs.
- Sleep and relaxation support By nourishing Yin and calming excess Yang.
- Hormone regulation Useful for emotional disorders related to hormonal imbalances, such as premenstrual anxiety.
Other TCM approaches to
Behavior disorders
Auriculotherapy
Auriculotherapy, or auricular acupuncture, stimulates reflex points located on the ear to act on the nervous systemIt is particularly effective for:
- The addictions : Reducing cravings and supporting withdrawal.
- The stress and anxiety : Relaxation and reduction of emotional tension.
- The eating disorders Regulation of appetite and compulsive behaviors.
Qi gong
Qi Gong combines gentle movements, deep breathing, and concentration to balance the body and mind. It helps to:
- Reduce stress By calming the nervous system.
- Improve concentration : Useful for young people suffering from ADHD.
- Strengthen global energy : By stimulating Qi throughout the body.
TUI NA massage
Tui Na massage works on the meridians and acupuncture points to soothe the body and mind.
It allows you to:
- Release tension Reduction of muscle pain and energy blockages.
- Stimulate relaxation By calming the central nervous system.
suction cups
Cupping, often used as a complementary therapy, improves blood and energy circulation, helping to:
- Release accumulated tension Particularly in cases of chronic stress.
- Improving sleep quality By balancing internal energies.
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In Geneva, our team of qualified practitioners in Traditional Chinese medicine puts its expertise at your service for treat your behavioral problemsThrough a comprehensive and personalized approach, we help you restore emotional balance and improve your mental well-being.
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