Acupuncture affects every system in the body. That means it can be used to support or improve almost any condition.

• Pain: back, neck, shoulder, elbow, wrist, knees, ankles, feet, jaw, face, headaches, joints, muscles, connective tissue, shingles, peripheral neuropathy, fibromyalgia, trigeminal neuralgia, arthritis, gout, etc.

• Recovery: pain and scarring from injuries or surgery, help mitigate side effects of chemotherapy and radiation

• Women’s health: irregular periods, painful periods, PMS, menopause, hot flashes, night sweats

• Digestion/Urination: Symptoms of Irritable Bowel Syndrome, Crohn’s Disease, constipation, diarrhea, acid reflux, stomach ache, frequent urination

• Sleep/Energy: Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, insomnia, low energy

• Emotions: irritability, stress, worry, over-thinking, feeling “off”

• Immune system: seasonal allergies, asthma, chronic bronchitis, smoking cessation

• Auto-immune: Symptoms of auto-immune conditions like Rheumatoid Arthritis, Multiple Sclerosis, Psoriasis, Meniere’s Disease, Lupus, etc.

• And so much more!

Acupuncture is a safe and gentle option when administered by a well-trained and licensed practitioner. It’s a great option for most people and for most conditions. The first step is an initial exam to see if you’re a good candidate (you probably are!).

Plan on 2 to 3 times a week until your body holds onto the changes. Then we see you less.
- Simple case: 1-3 months, 10-20 sessions
- Moderate cases: 3-6 months, 20-50 sessions
- Severe, complex case (neuropathy, auto-immune, hormonal, etc.) : 6-12 months, 50+ sessions

Single sessions are $150.

Prepaid plans: 10 sessions range from $1,100 to $1,300 depending on the severity and complexity of your condition, and the modalities we use to get you feeling your best. We’ll talk about this in your initial consultation.

What about insurance? We’re a self-pay clinic which means we don’t handle insurance. As you can imagine, insurance companies are very picky about what they cover, and who provides the service. If your policy covers “out of network” acupuncture we’ll give you a superbill that you can submit directly to your insurance company.

In the hands of a well-trained and licensed acupuncturist, the risks are minimal.

You can expect bruising or soreness where the needles are inserted. Your symptoms may temporarily increase. This is a normal part of healing.

Positive side effects include: more energy, better sleep, stress relief, better digestion, and much more!

It may feel like a little mosquito bite or a spark that lasts for a few seconds and then subsides. You’ll feel some points, others your won’t.

Even though acupuncture has been used clinically for thousands of years, and has been extensively researched, we still have a lot of learn about how it works.

What we do know:

• It influences every biological, chemical, and neurological system in the body.

• It reduces inflammation.

• It increases blood flow without increasing heart rate.

• It reduces pain and releases endorphins.

• It trains the brain to take over those functions on its own - which is how we restore function and get lasting results.

If you're into the science, a quick search of the website “PubMed” will bring up thousands of quality research studies from around the world, for almost every conceivable condition.

Dry needling is the tip of the iceberg in acupuncture and it’s the very first thing Licensed Acupuncturists learn in our 4-year Master’s degree program.

Your licensed acupuncturist has extensive experience getting results using the most advanced acupuncture techniques available.

When you receive acupuncture at our clinic, you can be assured that our practitioners are properly trained and licensed to identify and apply the most advanced and effective acupuncture techniques to help your reach your goals quickly and efficiently.

The training for fully Licensed Acupuncturists includes:

• A 4-year Master’s degree with coursework in anatomy, physiology, pathology, pharmacology. We receive training in the most advanced and effective acupuncture techniques, and the proper diagnosis techniques to administer Traditional Chinese herbal medicine. We’re trained to treat every bio-medical system in the body.

• Training in safe, clean, and effective needle technique which includes proper location, depth, angle and needle manipulation for over 800 points on the body.

• One year clinical acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine residency.

• 4 National board exams to become fully licensed.

• Required continuing education to maintain licensure.