Acupuncture

Acupuncture needles are hair-thin, single-use, sterile, surgical grade stainless steel. Inserting these needles into specific acupuncture points, which are found throughout the entire body, helps regulate and promote homeostasis. Acupuncture works by stimulating particular points and sensory receptors, which then influence downstream changes in various biochemical and physiological conditions of the body, such as signaling nerves to transmit impulses to the brain where neurotransmitters and endorphins are released. These biochemical and sensory changes can alleviate pain, promote healing, improve immune function, as well trigger a sense of calm and relaxation. Through these mechanisms, acupuncture has the ability to improve specific health concerns and help patients achieve better health and well-being

 
 

Other Services

  • Electroacupuncture: Helps to block pain by activating chemical receptors in the body. This process may help to decrease sensitivity to pain. Electrical acupuncture has been shown to help reduce inflammation in the body.  

  • Sports medicine focuses on treating pain, injuries, and movement restrictions related to physical activity by improving circulation, reducing inflammation and supporting tissue repair.

    Dry needling targets tight muscles and uses trigger points to relieve pain, release tension and improve mobility.

  • Similar to Gua Sha, a soft tissue tool used to address myofacial conditions, increase circulation, increase lymphatic movement, improvement range of motion and ultimately help relax muscles and tissue. 

  • Gua Sha / IASTM: is the use of tools to treat areas identified to have adhesions, scar tissue, and improved soft tissue restrictions.

  • It uses carefully selected plant, animal and minerals to support the body’s natural healing process and can be uses to enhance treatments further. Herbal medicine is customized to each patient and carefully curated for the individual.