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Master Jing Yuan demonstrating a forehead acupressure point

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  • Acupressure Basics

    A calm starting point for gentle acupressure as everyday self-care.

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  • Neck & Shoulders

    Gentle, everyday ideas for relaxing the neck and shoulders after long hours at a desk or a phone.

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  • Head & Temples

    Gentle self-care ideas for the head and temples, for the moments after long screen time.

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  • Jaw Tension

    Quiet ideas for easing up around the jaw in everyday life, such as after a long day of meetings.

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  • Evening Routines

    Gentle ideas for the last hour of the day: dimmer lights, slower pace, and small rituals that feel calming.

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Where the points are

A simple sketch of two points you may meet in the guides.

Approximate locations of GB20 and LI4 Simple schematic. Left: back view of the head and neck with two GB20 points marked at the base of the skull, one in the hollow on each side of the neck muscles. Right: back of a hand with LI4 marked on the web between the thumb and the index finger. GB20 Base of the skull, beside the neck muscles LI4 Between thumb and index finger
  • GB20 At the base of the skull, in the hollows on either side of the neck muscles.
  • LI4 On the back of the hand, in the web between the thumb and the index finger.
Illustrative diagram only — approximate locations, not medical advice.
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