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Acupuncture addresses not only your symptoms but also the cause of your condition. Your acupuncture experience may include adjunctive therapies such as moxibustion, cupping, magnets, gwa sha, shiatsu or dietary recommendations. These are incorporated as needed to provide optimal treatment results.
Loss of a Loved One
Retirement
College
Divorce
Major Surgery - before/after
By receiving supportive acupuncture treatment during such transitions, my patients often are surprised to experience a sense of calm and well-being that allows them to more easily manage their life challenges. While not a replacement for appropriate medical care, acupuncture's role in aiding these transitions can be likened to "smoothing out the bumps" along what can sometimes feel like life's "rocky road."
Commonly Treated Conditions
Anxiety and Mild Depression
Bells Palsy
Low Back Pain
Hip Pain
Upper Back/Shoulder Pain
Knee Pain
Neck Pain
Swollen, Painful Fingers
Sciatica
Plantar Fasciitis
Repetitive Stress Injury
Headaches and Migraines
Peripheral Neuropathies
Allergies and Asthma
Nausea
Stress
Insomnia
Chronic Fatigue
Fertility Issues
Restless Leg Syndrome
Weight Management
Menstrual Issues
Menopausal Symptoms
Surgical Preparation & Recovery
This is a partial listing. Please contact us if you have questions concerning a particular symptom or illness not listed here.
What Stresses You?
Let's face it, even when life is going well, it can be filled with many stressful moments - which, over the course of a day, or weeks, or even years, can take a toll on your health.
Acupuncture is about moving and regulating your energy, or Qi.
Your physical body and your mental and emotional states are
affected not only by each other but also by the state of your Qi.
This relationship between Qi and a person's whole being can be understood as the "body-mind-spirit" connection often referred to by holistic health practitioners.
Life transitions, because they can be stressful, often have a jarring effect on one's "body-mind-spirit." These transitions take many forms: