Acupuncture is the stimulation of significant points of the body with sterile, single-use needles. They are used to benefit circulation, reduce inflammation, relax muscles, trigger the release endorphins and endogenous painkillers, regulate hormones and soothe the central nervous system. These effects help the body to coordinate it's innate healing response without undesired side effects.

Adjunct therapies may include acupressure, photobiomodulation, cupping, massage, range of motion exercises, guasha, moxibustion, TDP heat therapy, supplement recommendation, lifestyle modification, and exercise instruction.

Given acupuncture's holistic mode of action, it's applicable to an incredibly broad range of conditions including:
pain, limited movement, stress/emotional, digestive, skin conditions, sense organs, internal organs, blood pressure, weight management, smoking cessation and many more.

There are many massage methods within the scope of traditional eastern medicine. Tuina (twee-naa) is a system of massage which works on similar principles to acupuncture. Points and channels are stimulated with specific massage methods, to benefit flow and circulation thereby correcting illness and easing symptoms. This may look include acupressure, back-walking and range of motion exercises. To the same effect, guasha, moxibustion, TDP heat therapy, reiki, lifestyle modification, home-care advise, and exercise instruction may also be applied where helpful.

This is a meeting to answer any questions you may have, and discuss your health goals, and how best to reach them
This will help you get an idea of how acupuncture may help, what other therapies or lifestyle modifications may be beneficial, and what kind of results you can anticipate if you choose to get treatment. There is no obligation for a paid follow-up treatment. This service is offered for free one time per person.
The consultation can be held in person or over the phone.