The Weekly Letter
Dr. Catherine PriceAcupuncturist · Newport, RI
The Weekly Letter
One note a week, from my studio to your inbox
Not a newsletter in the marketing sense — closer to a note from a friend who happens to have spent twenty years with her hands on women's bodies.
You're on the list.
Watch your inbox — the next note usually goes out Sunday. Leave whenever you like, I won't take it personally.
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Do any of these feel familiar?
- Not feeling 100% yourself.
- Tired in a way that sleep doesn't fix.
- Being told your labs are normal when you still feel awful.
- Being gaslit with a straight face.
- Being treated as a woman of a certain age.
I do write about those. But more of the letter goes the other way — toward steadier energy, ease in your own skin, and the version of yourself you picture when you imagine feeling well again.
Recent letters
A few recent letters, so you know what you're in for
Not a weekly sales blast, and never a roundup of links I haven't read. Mostly it's whatever actually happened that week, and the one thing from my practice I think you'd want to know.
A new note most weeks, usually Sunday.
What actually arrives
Three parts, every time. A few minutes to read.
Newport, my family, whatever I'm turning over. This is the part people write back about.
Usually whatever has been coming up on my table that week — hormones, sleep, skin, the things nobody prepared us for.
Specific and named. Never a list of links I haven't opened myself.
Who's writing
For 20+ years and thousands of patients I've practiced an intimate, holistic approach to wellness and beauty — an approach grounded in Chinese medicine alongside modern, non-invasive tools, from a small studio on Deblois Street in Newport.
The letter is the part of that I can give you for free. It draws on the same conversations that keep coming up in my practice.
— Dr. Catherine
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