Eastern Medicine Modalities

For each appointment, your practitioner will evaluate your situation and utilize whichever modalities they feel like will help you the most. The exception is MicroNeedling Facial Rejuvenation, which is it's own separate appointment.

Also, because we believe you are in the driver's seat when it comes to your body and decisions about your health, we encourage you to ask questions. Feel free to ask for explanations or specific modalities if you'd like to try something new.

Acupuncture

The gentle insertion of very thin, sterile needles into specific points on the body. Acupuncture can be used to treat nearly all ailments from stress, muscle tension and headaches to IBS, insomnia, & menopausal syndromes.

MicroNeedling

A modality with it's origins in Eastern Medicine but in modern society has become wildly popular for treating fine lines, acne, discoloration, large pores, and hair loss. We utilize a high tech tool with a tiny points on the tip and incorporate traditional herbs topicals for an even more effective treatment.

Eastern Medicine Prescriptions

A herbal prescription will be formulated according to the individual patient's pattern. These formulas can be modified as the patient's needs change through the evolution of their healing process.

Cupping

Glass or plastic cups are used to create a localized vacuum-like suction, sometimes combined with acupuncture or heat. Cupping can increase circulation & loosen tight muscles.

E-Stim/ Electric Stimulation

The application of a mild electrical current to acupuncture needles allowing for prolonged stimulation of points. Or using a specialized tool to directly apply a frequency to acupuncture points
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Guasha

A scraping technique typically using a stone tool to move stagnation in the muscles.