Free for Heaven Members. Five PDFs filled with advice for parents to help their child thrive, tailored to each element. When you have diagnosed a child’s element type, you can either print out or email the relevant sheet to the parent for them to read & digest at home. Saving time & repetition for the practitioner, these sheets also provide practical & helpful insights to help the child continue to flourish at home.

Free for Heaven Members. Five PDFs filled with advice for parents to help their child thrive, tailored to each element. When you have diagnosed a child’s element type, you can either print out or email the relevant sheet to the parent for them to read & digest at home. Saving time & repetition for the practitioner, these sheets also provide practical & helpful insights to help the child continue to flourish at home.

Five Canva Templates of Five Element Advice Sheets For Your Paediatric Clinic. Each template is filled with advice for parents to help their child thrive, tailored to each element. By purchasing this product, you'll be provided with a template link. You can then add your own logo and contact details. You need a Canva account in order to edit the template. Non-editable version included with Heaven Membership free.

Children grow up in a world that rarely values balance, yet it lies at the heart of Chinese medicine. For years, I used Dan Siegel's Healthy Mind Platter to guide teenagers towards healthier habits. But during exam season, I wanted something rooted in our medicine to show that constant studying isn't the answer. So I created the Five Element Circle of Health. Print a few copies to use in your clinic with teenagers!

Here is a useful resource for parents of breast-feeding babies. It clearly outlines some really useful Chinese Medicine principles to help a mum and baby create a successful feeding pattern. Share it with parents in your clinic to back up the discussions you have with them during a session.

This 3-page sheet is for you to give to parents who are weaning their baby, and who ask you for some Chinese medicine guidance.

This sheet explains to parents our understanding of fever. It provides a clear, concise explanation of the importance of fever, from the Chinese medicine and modern medicine perspective. It guides parents when they may need to use fever-suppressing medication and when they don’t. Please also refer to: 'Supporting Your Child through a Fever' for practical suggestions of how a parent can help their child at home.

Free for Heaven Members. We have created a handout with screentime guidance you can give parents of children you see in clinic. This means you avoid having to repeat yourself over and over again in clinic. It also means that parents have it to refer to at home.

Free for Heaven Members. This 6-page download is full of practical ways parents can help their child through a benign, viral fever, especially when they may not want to rely on fever-suppressant medication. It includes red flags, foods to eat and avoid, recipes, tui na massage moves (and images) and more... It will be super useful to have in your clinic!