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Join Dr. Mercy Southam, TCM Doctor, share optimal strategies for a restorative and healing postpartum period, drawing from Traditional Chinese Medicine.

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Mercy Southam is a Doctor of Traditional Chinese Medicine and the Founder and Owner of Eir Mobile Medicine, Canada’s first mobile acupuncture and natural medicine studio. Her entrepreneurial journey started at the age of 10, when she founded her community’s first Dog Walking-Private Detective Agency. Seeing the potential of combining these two lucrative industries, Mercy successfully spent the summer of 1996 with her eyes, ears, and (dogs’) nose on the neighbourhood. Since then, Mercy has explored a variety of industries and professions. She competed throughout Europe and North America as a Rhythmic Gymnast, lived alongside indigenous communities in the Kalahari Desert as a Medical Anthropologist, was a Professional Pillow Fighter with Toronto’s former Pillow Fight League, and has worked throughout North America and Uganda as an international non-profit Programs Coordinator. It was through these varied professions that Mercy discovered the single thread that links us all together: When our communities feel their best, everybody wins. With this ethos in mind, Mercy has devoted the decade to studying Acupuncture + Traditional Chinese Medicine. Having studied in both the USA and Canada, Mercy has immersed herself in a variety of healthcare systems, identifying ways to improve on existing structures. Her studies led her to residencies at Rady’s Children’s Hospital (San Diego, CA) and the MHS Family Recovery Centre (Oceanside, CA), where she witnessed first hand the power of collaboration between Eastern and Western medicine, and the importance of providing Acupuncture + Natural Medicine to the community.
TCM insights and practices to support this delicate phase.
Join Dr. Mercy Southam, TCM Doctor, share optimal strategies for a restorative and healing postpartum period, drawing from Traditional Chinese Medicine.
– What is the fourth trimester and why is it so important for mama and baby?
– TCM viewpoints of birth and postpartum period
– Best lifestyle practices for a restorative postpartum period
– Super foods to support mama in healing
– Traditional herbal medicine for mama and baby
Dr. Mercy Southam is a Doctor of Chinese Medicine practicing in Victoria, BC. She is the Founder + Lead Practitioner of Eir Mobile Medicine, Canada’s first Mobile Acupuncture and Natural Medicine clinic, and was recently recognized as a “10 to Watch” new business on Vancouver Island by Douglas Magazine. Dr. Mercy has devoted the majority of the last decade to studying Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Herbal Medicine. Having worked in both the USA and Canada, Mercy has immersed herself in a variety of healthcare systems, identifying ways to improve on existing structures. Her studies led her to residencies at Rady’s Children’s Hospital (San Diego, CA) and the MHS Family Recovery Centre (Oceanside, CA), where she witnessed first hand the power of collaboration between Eastern and Western medicine, and the importance of providing Acupuncture and Natural Medicine to the community. In addition to her mobile private practice, Dr. Mercy developed and implemented the business development course for Pacific Rim College, and mentored over 75 students as they embarked on their own entrepreneurial journeys.
Learn about:
The fourth trimester: Understand the critical period of the first three months after birth, where both mother and baby require extra care and attention for adjustment and bonding.
TCM perspectives on birth and postpartum: The postpartum period, is a time of vulnerability but also an opportunity for rejuvenation and balance restoration through TCM.
Lifestyle practices for postpartum recovery: To aid in the physical and emotional recovery process.
Healing superfoods for mothers: Discover a variety of nutrient-dense superfoods that can accelerate postpartum healing.
Herbal medicine for mothers: Explore the benefits of traditional herbal remedies in promoting postpartum recovery for both mother and baby.
