Acupuncture is one of several medical interventions used in Traditional Chinese Medicine. It is performed by painlessly applying hair-fine needles to specific points on the body. Modern research has shown that acupuncture can be used to treat side effects, symptoms, and a wide-range of conditions. We utilize the highest quality single-use disposable SEIRIN needles for patient comfort and safety.

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Electroacupuncture is a form of acupuncture where a small electric current is passed between pairs of acupuncture needles. This intervention is used to increase stimulation during treatment and is especially effective for pain and neurological concerns. Innovative ITO electroacupuncture devices are used for treatment efficacy and patient safety.

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Magnet therapy is a needle-free intervention which uses magnets of varying strengths to stimulate acupuncture points. This non-invasive procedure may be used to supplement or replace traditional needling interventions.

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Facial Acupuncture is a gentle therapy treating both visible signs and root causes of various skin and facial concerns by stimulating the lymphatic and circulatory systems, building collagen, increasing elastin, toning muscles, improving circulation, decreasing inflammation, and increasing blood flow. Treatments may improve fatigued and aging appearance, discoloration, deep wrinkling, scars, sagging skin, facial tics, facial paralysis, neuralgia, Bell's palsy, and more.  

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Chinese herbal medicine includes dietary supplements, traditional Chinese herbal therapy, and topical treatments. We safely prescribe high quality supplements based on the unique needs of each patient. Customized supplements are checked for interactions with medications currently being taken.

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Traditional Chinese Nutritional consultations offer nutritional guidelines following the principles of traditional Chinese medicinal food therapy integrated with modern dietary therapies to support your health.

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Cupping is a gentle technique used in Traditional Chinese Medicine which involves using negative pressure to create suction on the skin. Cupping may be used for various conditions including asthma, common colds, pain, inflammation, relaxation and general well-being.

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Photobiomodulation therapy, also known as low-level-light therapy (LLLT), LED or red light therapy is integrated with acupuncture to further promote healing. Research shows this therapy stimulates a cascade of cellular responses to improve healing of neurological damage, cognitive function, musculoskeletal pain, bone repair, hair loss, wound healing, skin conditions and more. This technology also reduces surgical and post-trauma downtime.

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Moxibustion is a form of heat therapy in which Chinese herbs are burned to promote blood flow and stimulate the body for healing. With modern advancements, herbal extracts and far infrared therapy are used at our center to avoid the smoke and strong odors associated with traditional moxibustion. Traditional moxibustion may be used at home as a part of your care routine.

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Tui Na refers to a range of Traditional Chinese Medicine therapeutic bodywork techniques that are used to reduce pain, release muscle spasms and increase range of motion.

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Qigong & Taiji exercises have been shown to improve a variety of health concerns. Those with chronic health problems may benefit from a tailored set of techniques demonstrated and practiced with your provider.

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