Acupuncture targets the root causes of your symptoms to sooth, balance and nourish your whole body.

THE INTAKE

YOUR STORY

This appointment begins with an in-depth conversation about your health history, current symptoms and future wellness objectives. Once we’ve determined the main focus of our session, we proceed with a traditional assessment using pulse and tongue diagnosis to identify the most effective treatment strategy for you.

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THE TREATMENT

YOUR PATTERNS

Symptoms are your body’s way of signaling distress, and your specific pattern of symptoms communicate the ways in which your body has adapted to guard against perceived stressors. Acupuncture treatments are designed to disrupt those habituated cycles of response and bring your body back into balance. Your treatment may incorporate a range of different modalities to enhance your session, including the prescription of herbal formulas when appropriate.

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ACUPUNCTURE

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HERBS

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CUPPING

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MOXA

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GUA SHA

THE PLAN

YOUR NEXT STEPS

By the end of your first treatment, we will talk through a plan on how best to address your immediate concerns, while keeping your long-term health and wellness goals in mind. This may include herbal formulas, lifestyle changes, and referrals to other resources or practices that can support you on your journey toward comprehensive, lasting well-being.

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