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6th and 27th of September

`late summer medicine` —
Estet Studio together with Thymeless.





offerings


                      branches between 
nature, healing and sensual art. 



root 
medicine.


a tea tree house.


 finding a natural way.
                                                                           




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Sarah Gall
   
natural practitioner and herbalist
               








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email: thymeless.care@gmail.com









consultations.



a mind, a way of thinking grounded in

  integrative traditional eastern medicine

    combining
       eastern traditional healing principles
       local herbs

     bringing together the far east and west







educational background


grateful for having the wisest, most knowledgable, caring, widely respected eastern doctor as a teacher and mentor
knowledge passed on to me from natural doctors, herbalists, traditional eastern practitioners, readings, books
together with personal experience imbalances and herbs that mended








Diploma in Traditional far Eastern Medicine
Traditional Chinese Medicine, 
and its Traditional Nutrition.

with personal supervision.
currently
 



Herbal Medicine Diploma.   


other courses in:
Herbal Medicine Making.
Tissue salts for children.



degree in Medicine. BScMed. Medical University in Vienna, Austria
body systems, and organs in the areas of physiology, anatomy, pathology, pharmacology, histology, surgery. having learned to do anamnesis and diagnostics, dissecting a human body, covering the fields of pädiatrisch, neurology, chronic diseases, psychology, biochemistry, evidence-based medicine, metabolism, chronic pain, infectiology, having placements in hospitals and clinical insights, experiencing an internship in pediatric neurosurgery at Charité university hospital in Berlin,...


body sciences. exercise and sport sciences. University of Exeter UK.
courses in Medicine, psychology, physiology, nutrition, metabolism.University of Graz Austria. 



rootshalf Austrian, half Croatian 



read some more words in archives




a letter from late august..

after eight years of study in the field of medicine, in spring I finished my diploma in herbal medicine.

my next chapter of natural medicine leads me even deeper into Traditional far Eastern Medicine (fernöstliche, und integrative Medizin)— a field of such high complexity and endless depth. I remember, many seasons back, I fell in love with its teachings and way of thinking, after meeting a natural eastern medicinal doctor — the most caring person, widely respected and talented practitioner — who chose a herb combination to balance my personal pattern of imbalances..

autumn is coming closer, and I chose to continue my education by studying a diploma in far eastern medicine and its traditional teachings and understanding of nutrition, in a specialized school based in vienna.

my practice and work will continue to be offered and based in copenhagen, denmark — which has been home to me for two years now. 

where I am now, I feel has solely become possible through having been supported by experienced teachers, who chose to pass precious traditional knowledge on to me, through practical patient experience, through supervision in diagnosis, through reading endless piles and pages of books…

I feel lucky to be guided by my traditional eastern doctor, I met that spring, and to have become her student.
these people and experiences have shaped me — the way I sense and see, and how my mind thinks. 
through listening, being guided by their presence and words. 

I have always been a highly sensitive person. it feels beautiful to have found my personal way of using my senses, sensitivity and attention to detail to help others — to support in translating the language of their bodies. understanding and balancing inner nature. through perceiving and observing details, feeling, reading patterns, connecting branches and roots, seeing someone in their wholeness.

understanding what colours, textures, skin tone, body climates, elements, emotions, cycles, ..mean within, and on the surface of our bodies. because sometimes we tend to forget that we are nature too..

learning traditional tongue and pulse diagnosis — developing and concentrating sensibility to feel the pulse, to observe the tongue — in all its varieties and shapes, layers of depth, character, textures, coatings, colours,..

understanding the person, understanding the plants. bringing both together. 
to me, it will always be art. 
and there is so much more to learn..

in western, modern medicine one pulse is known. in the traditional east one can differentiate between twenty-eight different pulse types.

one uses senses to diagnose — looking at the tongue and skin tone, feeling pulse and abdomen.. together they reflect what’s going on deep within the body. combined with in-depth conversations, these observations unfold someones pattern of interconnected signs and imbalances —  imbalances of inner organs, of Blood, Moisture and Ki. of body fluids. of inner heat, coldness, dryness, dampness. 

because when one can not solely see and connect symptoms, but when one see through the surface of the body. to then choose the right combination of herbs and nutrition.
the oldest medicinal principles, which have been preserved and have been growing over all this time.

one sees balance and imbalance — too much or too little — fullness or emptiness — excess or deficiency. instead of something is wrong. 
its about connection instead of separation. balancing out extremes. 
where one treats the root, the whole pattern, instead of solely symptoms. 
with nature´s plants, nutrition.. 

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you can read more on my work and practice on `thymeless.care`

a few more consultation places are available for the season of autumn.

you are welcome to write to me, to come by for a tea conversation.