Body · Mind · Life
Our bodies, our inner lives and the ways we live belong to the same story.
Vicky Wellbeing is a place to learn, make connections and think more carefully about being human.
Begin with Traditional Chinese MedicineA place for thoughtful learning
The more carefully we understand an idea,
the more clearly we see its connections.
A different way of understanding relationships, change and the human body.
Follow a structured reading path, from foundational concepts to a traditional view of bodily functions. Learn the language with its context and its limits.
01 · Chinese Medical Worldview & Holism
A holistic view of the person, connecting body, inner life, natural environment and social world.
Explore02 · Relationships in context
Two complementary terms for understanding relative qualities and changing relationships.
Explore03 · Patterns of relationship
A five-part framework for considering processes and relationships, rather than five physical ingredients.
Explore04 · The body as a system
A traditional model of bodily functions and relationships whose terms should not be equated directly with anatomical organs.
ExploreThree questions to begin with
One explanation opens the way to another.
Chinese Medical Worldview & Holism
Learn how Traditional Chinese Medicine begins with a holistic view of the person, connecting the body, inner life, natural environment and social world.
ReadYin & Yang
Learn what Yin and Yang mean in Traditional Chinese Medicine, why their qualities are relative, and how comparison changes the way they are understood.
ReadYin & Yang
Understand four core Yin–Yang relationships in Traditional Chinese Medicine: opposition and restraint, interdependence, waxing and waning, and transformation.
ReadBehind the work
A personal voice, grounded in learning and everyday life.
Vicky has studied Traditional Chinese Medicine since 2014, with a continuing interest in the connections between body, mind and life.
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