ACUPUNCTURE AND TRADITIONAL CHINESE MEDICINE

Restore balance, ease pain, and support your body's natural healing process through individualized acupuncture treatments, herbal medicine, and manual therapies.

ACUPUNCTURE

Balancing the body using it's own vital energy.

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​Acupuncture is an ancient therapy that helps restore balance to your body by improving the flow of energy, or "Qi." When your energy is blocked or out of balance, it can lead to symptoms such as pain, stress, sleep disturbances, and digestive issues to name a few. By gently inserting thin needles into specific points, acupuncture helps bring your body back into harmony, supporting its natural healing process.

HERBAL MEDICINE

Strengthen and nourish your healing from within.

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Together, acupuncture and herbs create a comprehensive approach to wellness—but herbal medicine can also be used as a standalone treatment for those who prefer a needle-free experience.

Herbal medicine enhances acupuncture by further supporting and strengthening the body’s natural healing process.  While acupuncture restores balance and improves energy flow by regulating your own Qi, herbal formulas work by adding Qi—nourishing and fortifying your system, addressing deeper imbalances, and accelerating recovery.

These formulas are chosen based on your unique constitution and symptoms, and they work synergistically with acupuncture to create a more comprehensive, lasting path to wellness—helping you feel balanced from the inside out.

TUI NA, MOXIBUSTION, CUPPING, AND GUA SHA

Enhance your treatment and promote full-body wellness.

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Acupuncture is often supported by these traditional techniques, each supporting healing from a different angle:

• Tui Na is a therapeutic form of Chinese massage that relieves tension, improves circulation, and restores the body’s natural energetic flow.

• Gua Sha uses a smooth-edged tool to gently scrape the skin, releasing muscle tightness, improving blood flow, and reducing inflammation.

• Moxibustion involves burning dried mugwort near specific acupuncture points to warm the body, boost immunity, and enhance Qi flow.

• Cupping creates gentle suction that lifts tissue, promotes detoxification, and eases deep muscle tension—especially effective for pain and lung support.