Services

Acute and Chronic Pain

Sleep Disturbances

Mental/Emotional Imbalances

Digestive Disorders

Initial Consultation

A personal health history interview to determine the correct treatment plan for the individual. The initial visit does not include acupuncture. Observation of appearance, physical assessment and review of systems included. Lab results, medical reports and a list of medications are appreciated at the first visit. Expectations are discussed and therapeutic benefits explained.

Herbal Medicine

Herbal medicine is a supplement which can strengthen and improve one’s constitution. It is especially useful if the patient is unable to receive acupuncture treatments at the recommended frequency (i.e. physical distancing). The preservative-free supplements are available in pill and tablet form (and may be offered in granules). The herbs we sell follow quality control standards and guidelines of Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) set forth by the World Health Organization (WHO). This ensures that the products are safe and potent as they are rigorously tested for bacteria, pesticides and heavy metals. Chinese herbal medicine is prescribed and given following a consultation.

Acupuncture

Progress review and insertion of disposable sterile needles. Each session is at least 30 minutes in length. Typically, patients do not need to disrobe and points are chosen on the extremities. Breathing practices are implemented to increase effectiveness of acupuncture and maintain focus. This may result in deep relaxation.

Please keep in mind it is generally recommended for chronic issues (duration of >1 month) to receive acupuncture 2-3 times a week for the first 4-6 weeks. As your body responds to the treatment, gradually decreasing the frequency to once a week, twice a month, once a month etc. is necessary to stabilize the treatment and achieve lasting outcomes.

Auricular Therapy

Acupressure at the ears is useful for a multitude of conditions, since it is an image of the entire body. Earseeds can create homeostasis throughout your body by balancing the sympathetic/parasympathetic nervous system, making them a really excellent tool for stress and well-being. Stimulating the points with your hands 5 times a day for 15 seconds can help circulation and blood flow, creating new neural pathways for your brain and relieving pain or discomfort. Each kit comes with placement protocols by condition and can be worn with stainless steel or Swarovski crystals adorning the adhesive backing.

Cupping Therapy

Cupping is a time-honored healing practice that uses suction to gently lift the skin and underlying tissues. This technique promotes blood circulation, relieves muscle tension, and encourages the body’s natural detoxification processes. Ideal for pain relief, stress reduction, and supporting overall wellness.

Fire Cupping

Fire cupping is a traditional method that uses heat to create suction with glass or ceramic cups placed on the skin. This  form of cupping stimulates energy flow, enhances circulation, and can help release muscle tightness and stagnation. It may encourage lymphatic flow and allows for free movement and loosens the fascia that holds everything together. 

Infrared Sauna Therapy

Step into deep relaxation with Infrared Sauna Therapy, which uses gentle infrared heat to warm the body directly. Unlike traditional saunas, this penetrating warmth promotes detoxification, improves circulation, eases joint and muscle pain, and supports cellular health–all at a lower, more comfortable temperature.

LED Light Therapy

LED Light Therapy harnesses the healing power of specific light wavelengths to rejuvenate skin, reduce inflammation, and stimulate cellular repair. Red, blue, and near-infrared light work synergistically to target acne, signs of aging, and muscle recovery–non-invasive and deeply restorative.