Welcome new patients

Acupuncture is an eastern medicine technique that strives to achieve the same state of homeostasis and internal equilibrium that western medicine does. When needled, the points on the meridians causes specific chemical signaling within and between cells that result in this homeostasis and encourage self-healing naturally. 

 Herbal Medicine is essential to the practice of Chinese Medicine.  Check the Chinese Medicine Principal Page to learn about the Five Elements Theory and Yin-Yang theory. By applying this theory to diagnose and treat individual health issues, imbalances are targeted and bodily balance is achieved.

Cupping is a modality that uses the suction of the cup to lift the tissue, which allows better blood flow and lymph movement. This can clear
obstructions that are stagnant in the body. It can also treat neuromuscular pain, repetitive joint pain, trauma-related pain, 

and general injuries. 

Gua Sha is an Asian medicine treatment that involves “Gua," which means scraping or rubbing. Grafston and scraping are other names derived from this technique and are used within western medical practices such as physical therapy.  The “sha” is the blood stagnation raised from the subcutaneous.

Therapeutic bodywork helps to improve flexibility, reduce pain and inflammation, improve muscle tone and circulation, and promote a deep state of relaxation. We offer

• Myofascial Release
• Acupupressure
• Triggor Point Therapy
• Joint Mobilization
• CranioSacral/Visceral

• Patients should eat at least one hour before acupuncture appointments.

• Dress in comfortable clothing.  Some patients bring shorts.

• We supply gowns or a sheet if needed.

• We can supply a superbill for insurance but we do not take insurance at this time.