This is a book for practitioners. She has a 40 year acupuncture and psychotherapy practice, and writes in depth about the psycho emotional aspects of Chinese Medicine.

There are cases and detailed descriptions of the way the spiritual aspects of the Organs relate to and effect our mind and emotions.

She also wrote a fascinating article 'Needles and Silence - the yin side of the therapeutic relationship' available on the JCM website.  Below is a link to her introducing it on Youtube.

https://youtu.be/n06LrD2DA6o?si=EDNzZQJLBuS6elAr

This is such a wonderful book, looking in detail at the practice of Qigong, with really helpful short videos to follow a long to.  Peter Deadman lives and teaches mainly in Brighton.

https://peterdeadman.com/

He is also the founder of the Journal of Chinese Medicine

https://www.jcm.co.uk/

If you have an interest in Chinese Dietary Therapy, this is such a lovely book, part theory, part practical, with lots of delicious ideas to try.

There is also another useful book with charts of the pathways and energetics of a wide range of common foods called Helping Yourself both available on the JCM website

https://www.jcm.co.uk/shops/book-shop/meridian-press.html

The way of Tea, Tea as a way of Life.  Solala Towler is my favourite tea author and a Taoist teacher, he is funny and knowledgable and has studied the I Ching for 35 years. He lives in America and you can contact him for readings via zoom.  He uses natural grains as a method of divination. I used brown rice, when I did it with him, and now frequently feel confident to do it for myself.

https://abodetao.com/