Acupuncture & Chinese Herbal Medicine

Therapies that involve suction cups on the skin to promote circulation and alleviate muscle tension.

A technique similar to trigger point acupuncture, often used by specialists for muscle recovery and injury treatment.

A technique used to treat muscle tightness and pain by inserting needles directly into trigger points.

A specialized technique in acupuncture that targets specific muscle groups to restore them to original strength and form.

An overview of techniques used to treat sports injuries and orthopedic conditions will be discussed. Topics include “Balance” technique, wrist-ankle a...

A technique that targets specific areas of tight muscle or trigger points to relieve pain.

A blend of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture to create a more vibrant and healthier look while reducing fine wrinkles and sagging skin arou...

Aesthetic treatments aimed at improving the appearance of the face, often using techniques from TCM.

Enhancement option along with light therapy.

Physical classes that incorporate yoga practices for health and wellness.

Consultations related to the use of herbal remedies for health improvement.

Utilizes various herbs as part of Traditional Chinese Medicine to support health and treat ailments.

Herbal medicine is used to supplement the acupuncture treatment and maintain the effect through the course of treatment.

Internal and external applications used in conjunction with acupuncture treatments.

Already prepared teas in powdered form that can be taken directly with warm water.

Tea that is prepared from raw ingredients, customizable for each individual.

Upper body taping, Lower body taping.

Used in conjunction with treatments for injuries and pain.

A valuable technique in the treatment of chronic, stubborn sports injuries involving detailed knowledge of specific muscles.

A technique in acupuncture that focuses on treating musculoskeletal injuries through direct muscle stimulation, aimed at restoring normal muscle tone.

We will explain trigger point vs. motor point and what is “dry needling” vs acupuncture. Then look at the physiological mechanisms behind trigger poin...

Part of the training includes nutrition.

Uses light energy to improve cellular health by accelerating the repair and replenishment of compromised tissue cells. Offers benefits such as increas...

A branch of medicine that deals with physical fitness and the treatment and prevention of sports-related injuries.

A holistic approach to understand the relationship between the body and disease, recognizing imbalances within the body.

Tuina techniques appropriate for specific injuries.

Consultations that focus on an individual’s overall health, considering physical, emotional, and environmental factors.