Dianne DelReyes L.Ac. - Essential Oil Acupoint

Dianne DelReyes L.Ac. - Essential Oil Acupoint Bridging Traditional Chinese Medicine and essential oils through acupoint application for holistic practitioners. Hey there, Dianne DelReyes, L.Ac. here.

I am a Licensed Acupuncturist with a Master’s Degree in Chinese Medicine. ☯️ 💎 dōTERRA Diamond Wellness Advocate & Essential Oil Expert💧 Creator of AcuOilAlchemy Program ☯️ Integrating TCM & EO's for Holistic Practitioners, and Creator of Leverage Your Holistic Business Academy. I have spent over 20 years in the health & wellness industry. I have owned and operated wellness practices that incorp

orated massage therapy, yoga, acupuncture, and wellness counseling. I coach holistic practitioners and help them build successful businesses. I know what it takes to make your dream work and I want to help YOU. If you are serious about taking your practice to the next level, email me and let me know what your biggest struggle is. I know I can help. I am here to tell you, I have learned A LOT about being a practitioner in this industry, and I am passionate and excited to help you learn what I have over the past 20 years.,

Here’s what I love to do:

*I help massage therapists & other holistic practitioners build successful practices using proven business strategies. I do this through online courses, one on one coaching and events.

*I help dōTERRA Wellness Advocates grow thriving businesses and create financial freedom. The bottom line is that I help YOU create the life you want. So if you’re a massage therapist or holistic practitioner, or someone desiring to be a rock star Wellness Advocate with dōTERRA, I can help.

That stuck, wobbly, caught-between-two-things feeling? In Chinese medicine, it’s not a mood — it’s a body mid-transforma...
06/03/2026

That stuck, wobbly, caught-between-two-things feeling? In Chinese medicine, it’s not a mood — it’s a body mid-transformation.

Here’s what most of us weren’t taught to name: every transition — a season, a move, a new chapter — asks the body to convert one state into the next. And that conversion has a home. The Spleen.

Not the organ from anatomy class. In Chinese medicine the Spleen is the body’s transformer — it takes in food, experience, and change, and turns it into something you can actually use. It’s the Earth element: the steady ground that lets everything else grow. So when you feel restless, foggy, or stuck on a loop between two things, that’s not a flaw in you. It’s transformation underway — asking the Spleen for support.

The way in is one point and one oil:

SP3 (Taibai) — the Spleen’s source point, on the inside of the foot. It strengthens the whole system and steadies an overthinking mind.

Geranium — an oil that touches all three organs of this exact transition: the Liver you’re leaving, the Heart you’re heading toward, and the Spleen holding the center. It strengthens the Spleen and clears that heavy, stuck feeling.

One drop, diluted, on SP3. A slow minute of breath. Then get up and move — because the Spleen doesn’t only transform, it transports. Ground the center, then keep things flowing.

Save this for the next client who feels caught between two chapters.

Want the framework behind pairings like this? Comment EOE below. 👇

06/02/2026

Why you or your clients may feel so out of sorts right now — and the organ system that moves you through it.

We’re in the in-between. Spring’s Wood season is winding down, summer’s Fire element hasn’t quite arrived — and the body feels it. That wobbly, caught-between, slightly-stuck sensation? Often it’s Wood’s Liver qi stagnation, plus the strange mix of summer’s hope and unease that any real transition brings.

And here’s the part we don’t say enough: in a transition, you’re not just moving from one thing to another. You’re transforming. The seasons are changing — and so are you.

So what do you actually do with those anxious, unsettled feelings?

Last week we started with CV17 to anchor the Shen, — the first step, settling the nervous system. This week we go further: there’s one organ and meridian system that’s built to carry us through transformation itself.

And it may not be the one you’d guess.

I’m laying the whole thing out in a carousel next — the organ meridian, the point, and the oil — so you’ll know exactly what to do for yourself, and for the clients and patients who walk in feeling just as in-between.

Save this so the carousel finds you when it drops.

Any guesses which organ it is? Tell me below. 👇

06/01/2026

CV 17 - The Sea of Tranquility — and why you might be finding it wrong.

Before you can move through a transition, the Shen (think nervous system) has to feel safe enough to settle.

CV17 is one of my favorite points for exactly that. It’s the front-mu point of the Pericardium — and in Chinese medicine, the Pericardium is the Heart’s protector, its gatekeeper. So instead of going straight at the Heart and blasting it open, CV17 is the gentle way in. The side door. 🌹

Here’s the catch: most people place it wrong. They go for the ni**le line — and for some of us (ahem, those of us of a certain age 😅), that landmark has wandered south. So don’t use it.

Find it this way instead:
→ Center of the sternum
→ From under the collarbone, count down the intercostal spaces: one, two, three, four
→ Right between the 4th — you almost fall into the little hollow

Then pair it with a floral oil — rose, neroli, or jasmine. Florals relax the qi, calm the nervous system, and help anchor the Shen so you can actually get centered.

One point. One drop. A genuinely gentle reset for the nervous system.
Start here — then check the last post for the full picture.

Want to learn my essential oil + acupoint method? Comment EOE below and I’ll show you the way in.

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Okay — confession. I’ve been feeling a little off this week. A little disoriented. One-foot-in-one-foot-out. Not sad, no...
05/28/2026

Okay — confession. I’ve been feeling a little off this week.

A little disoriented. One-foot-in-one-foot-out. Not sad, not stuck — just somewhere between.

And then it hit me. It’s transition. Life and seasonally

We’re in between seasons. Wood Element is still doing its quiet, underground work. Fire is just starting to flicker. We’re not fully in either one — and our bodies feel it.

If you’ve had clients show up this week saying “I just feel off lately” with nothing specific to point at — this is what’s happening. Transition isn’t broken. It’s its own kind of medicine. But only if we know how to work with it.

And here’s the lens most practitioners weren’t taught explicitly: transitions move through the HEART. When we’re between seasons, between roles, between identities — it’s the Shen that gets unsettled first. Anchor the Shen. Everything else stabilizes.

Swipe through for the simplest daily pairing I reach for — CV 17 + Rose. It opens the heart without flinging the gate wide open to anything that walks by. Try it on yourself for 3-5 days, then start offering it to clients. 🌿

Save this one. Comment EOE if you want the full framework behind pairings like this. 👇

05/25/2026

How I apply my b***y blend every morning.

This is the practice — 13 years in the making. Light touch. Lymphatic-style. Intentional.

Two drops each of my oils into my palm. Rub hands together. Spread evenly. Light circular motion on each breast (3-6 times). Lymphatic strokes down each arm. Then the neck — out to the sides like a watershed. And finishing at the groin where the lymph collects.

That’s it. Every single day.

The blend itself? I broke it down in earlier posts this month — the framework (Liver Qi → breast health), the protocol (Clary Calm + castor oil base, Yarrow Pom, then Frankincense, Pink Pepper, Copaiba, Grapefruit), and the WHY (prevention is daily, not dramatic).

This is the visual demo I’ve been promising. Save it. Share it with someone who needs it.

Want the full clinical framework? Comment EOE below. 👇

A blend I’ve applied to my chest every morning for 13 years. 🌿Two weeks ago I shared the clinical framework — how Liver ...
05/14/2026

A blend I’ve applied to my chest every morning for 13 years. 🌿

Two weeks ago I shared the clinical framework — how Liver Qi stagnation lands in the breast through three meridians. That post resonated with thousands of you.

This one goes one layer deeper. The ritual itself. The blend I built for myself after my mother died of metastasized breast cancer — because prevention is daily.

Swipe through for the full protocol: the base, the oils I add, how I apply it, and a simpler version for anyone starting fresh. ➡️

Save this one — it’s a real reference. Comment EOE to learn the energetic framework behind pairings like this. 👇

Liver Qi stagnation doesn’t stay in the Liver. It also lands in the breast. Here’s what most practitioners weren’t taugh...
04/30/2026

Liver Qi stagnation doesn’t stay in the Liver. It also lands in the breast.

Here’s what most practitioners weren’t taught explicitly — but the classical texts named 2,000 years ago.

The Liver and Gallbladder meridians flow directly through and around the breasts. And through the 5-Element Ko cycle, Wood controls Earth — meaning stagnant Liver Qi overacts on the Stomach. The Stomach meridian runs straight through the breast tissue itself.

Three meridians. One stagnation pattern.

This is why breast tenderness, premenstrual swelling, lumps, and chest tightness are SO often downstream symptoms of unresolved Liver Qi.

Three points. Three oils. One elegant clinical framework. Swipe through for the full breakdown ➡️

Save this one for your treatment room reference. 🌿

Want to understand the framework behind pairings like this? Comment EOE below. 👇

04/28/2026

Liver Qi stagnation doesn’t stay in the Liver.

This is one of those clinical insights that changed how I work with women in midlife.

In Five Element theory, Wood controls Earth — meaning the Liver directly influences the Stomach and Spleen. And the Stomach meridian runs straight through the breast.

Which is why so many women experience breast tenderness, lumps, premenstrual swelling, and chest tightness as a downstream symptom of unresolved Liver Qi stagnation. The texts knew this 2,000 years ago — modern research is confirming it now.

Later this week I’m sharing the 3-point trio I reach for in my own practice — and on myself, daily.

Save this post and stay close.

04/25/2026

Decision paralysis isn’t a mindset problem. It’s a TCM pattern.

One of my greatest teachers — Dr. Tran Viet Dzung — showed me that “stuck” isn’t one thing. It’s a progression.

Thought gets stuck first. Then the decision can’t land. Then action stalls.

Three points. Three oils. One elegant sequence I reach for every time I see this pattern.

SP1 + Rosemary → move stuck thought

GB40 + Grapefruit → make the decision

KI3 + Black Spruce → take action

Save this one for your treatment room reference. 🌿

Want to understand the framework behind pairings like this? Comment EOE below and I’ll send you the details. 👇

10/20/2025

I used to roll my eyes 🙄 when people talked about essential oils… until I started pairing them with acupuncture points.
Let’s just say — my skepticism didn’t last long. 😅
If you want to understand why these tiny drops can create such big energetic shifts, comment EOE below and I’ll send you the direct link to start learning. 🌿

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