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Mindi K. Counts
Author | Healer | Guide

Mindi K. Counts

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Dear Soul Family,

My wish for you is to come home, into the very heart of yourself.

I want you to have the resources you need to make sense of your life experiences.

I want you to have the tools you need to understand your personal as well as our collective suffering so that you can become a catalyst for your own healing, and in turn, the much-needed healing of our world.

I want you to have access to your core essence and energy, as well as the strength of your spirit so that you can do what you came here to do.

Be patient with yourself and your healing, for you are already on the path.

Much love and many blessings,

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Everyday Chinese Medicine

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Juree Sondker

As an editor and long-term believer in Traditional Chinese Medicine, I could not think of anyone better than Mindi to write a modern guide to using the wisdom of Chinese medicine in your everyday life. Mindi is not only one of the most talented healers I have ever met, she is a fountain of knowledge - both in Chinese medicine, but also in western herbalism and other healing traditions. She brings all of this knowledge into the most amazing guide for you to use this knowledge and these traditional tools at home - from Gua sha and acupressure massage to building your seasonal medicine cabinet, this book will be your best guide to building your immunity every day.

Juree Sondker
/ Senior Editor, Shambhala Publications
Paul Pitchford

In this well-composed volume, Mindi Counts captures the deeper essences of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and fortifies that earthy yet intuitive theory with cutting edge science. Spawned from her happy spirit and clinical background in Contemplative Psychology, she has assembled a fully integrative healing manual, in part by gently sprinkling the text with insights that warm the heart and brighten the psyche. In a modern medical world marked with rather invasive treatments, Everyday Chinese Medicine awakens the reader’s health awareness with teachings on nutrition, herbs, lifestyle suggestions and other alternatives that can result in safer, more enduring healing experiences.

Paul Pitchford
/ Author of Healing with Whole Foods: Asian Traditions and Modern Nutrition
Dr. Nasha Winters, ND, FABNO

Mindi does a beautiful job articulating ancient concepts and bringing a fresh and modern twist to the practice of Oriental Medicine, as we must learn to integrate this practice to help us adapt to the world around us today. Beautiful images and tables, questionnaires, and tangible explanations make this topic come alive making it accessible for all of us. I believe Mindi has accomplished what she set out to do, as she quotes at the end of the book, “bringing us home into the very heart of ourselves."

Dr. Nasha Winters, ND, FABNO
/ Author of The Metabolic Approach to Cancer
Elana Rosenbaum

I am impressed by Mindi’s knowledge and integrative approach to Chinese medicine while respecting a scientific approach to healthcare. The book covers all the basic tenets of Chinese medicine and gives the reader practical tools to evaluate their constitution and discover how to balance mind, body and spirit. I appreciate that theory was accompanied by practical information including not only herbs and supplements that come from the earth but also recipes and ways to work with imbalances. Being new to this approach I will keep the book as a handy reference and will refer to it though out the year as my body and the seasons change.

Elana Rosenbaum
/ Author of Being Well (Even When You're Sick)
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  • October 28, 2020

Recipe for Autumn: Immune Boosting Chaga Chai

The synchronicity of the seasons with nature and our daily lives is pure magic (and a little bit of mystery, too). Through the changing of the temperatures, the slowing down of our lives, and courage to let go of what is no longer serving us – it’s important to tend to our lungs, large intestine, […]

  • October 19, 2020

Recipe for Autumn: Protect Your Sinuses and Lungs With Poached Pears

How are your sinuses and lungs? I have been feeling dry, dry, dry. The air quality in Colorado has been terrible since mid-summer with smoke and ash visible in the air. And not just Colorado, the fires all over our country have brought smoke hundreds of miles away, impacting millions of people at a time […]

  • October 19, 2020

The Art of Letting Go: Autumn and the Metal Element

For me, this has been a year of letting go. Letting go of the way I want/hope/wish things would be, of the way I sometimes feel they should be. Letting go of the visions I hold for my life and my attachment to them. Even letting go of once-important friendships that were — in truth […]

  • August 29, 2020

Finding Ground In Late Summer

Can you feel it? The heat and energy of summer is slowly coming to a close, transitioning us into what we traditional Chinese medicine practitioners refer to as Late Summer. Late Summer is considered the fifth season and it has completely different energy than Summer or Fall. What do you notice? That yellow-orange sunset, all […]

  • August 27, 2020

Recipe for Late Summer: Stuffed Dessert Dates

Did you know that it’s possible to feed your sweet tooth without having all the refined sugar and additives, too? Dates are one way to nourish your Earth Element without completely hijacking your blood sugar!  I’ve created a simple outline for kitchen staples and recipes within my book to support each element throughout each season. […]

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