
Spring is the season of movement. In Traditional Chinese Medicine, this season is governed by the Liver and the Wood Element the energy of growth, direction, and renewal. Wind is the predominant force of spring, signaling movement, change, and the stirring of what has been dormant. When movement is suppressed, we experience stagnation: tight muscles, shallow breath, irritability, frustration, and the feeling of being stuck. Facilitated by Dr. Gerber & Carolina
March 20th, 2026
6:30p - 8p
In-person
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$50 per person
463 West Aten Road, Imperial, CA, USA
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Spring is the season of movement. In Traditional Chinese Medicine, this season is governed by the Liver and the Wood Element the energy of growth, direction, and renewal. Wind is the predominant force of spring, signaling movement, change, and the stirring of what has been dormant. When movement is suppressed, we experience stagnation: tight muscles, shallow breath, irritability, frustration, and the feeling of being stuck. Facilitated by Dr. Gerber & Carolina
March 20th, 2026
6:30p - 8p
In-person
0/14 spots filled
$50 per person
463 West Aten Road, Imperial, CA, USA
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