SERVICES
Acupuncture
Initial Intake for New Patients
A 90-minute session includes a health history intake, acupuncture, and one additional technique (e.g., cupping or gua sha). Held in a community setting with a sliding scale fee of $140-$180.
Community Session for Returning Patients
A 60-minute session includes acupuncture and one additional technique (e.g., cupping or gua sha). Held in a community setting with a sliding scale fee of $60-$100.
Private Session for Returning Patients
A 60-minute session includes acupuncture and one additional technique (e.g., cupping or gua sha). Sliding scale fee of $100-$140.
Session for Two for New Patients
A 120-minute session for one or more new patients. Please include the names of both attendees in the notes section when booking. Each treatment includes acupuncture and one additional technique (e.g., cupping or gua sha). Sliding scale fee of $200-$240.
Session for Two for Returning Patients
A 90-minute session for two returning patients. Please include the names of both attendees in the notes section when booking. Each treatment includes acupuncture and one additional technique (e.g., cupping or gua sha). Sliding scale fee of $160-$200.
Trade
A 60-minute session for patients with pre-agreed trade arrangements. Please bring the trade item(s) with you unless otherwise arranged. Held in a community setting where other patients may be receiving care simultaneously.
Facial Gua Sha and Microneedling
Initial Facial Gua Sha
A 90-minute session for new or first time facial gua sha patients. Includes an intake, head massage, facial gua sha, optional acupuncture, and light therapy with a hydrating mask. Gua sha tool included. Held in a community setting with a sliding scale fee of $160-$200.
Return Facial Gua Sha
A 60-minute session for repeat facial gua sha patients. Includes a head massage, facial gua sha, optional acupuncture, and light therapy with a hydrating mask. Held in a community setting with a sliding scale fee of $140-$180.
Initial Microneedling
A 90-minute session for first time microneedling patients. Includes an intake, head massage, microneedling of face, body, or scalp, optional acupuncture, and light therapy with a hydrating mask. Two areas can be treated for an additional $50. Held in a community setting with a sliding scale fee of $180-$220.
Return Microneedling
A 60-minute session for repeat microneedling patients. Includes a head massage, microneedling of face, body or scalp, optional acupuncture, and light therapy with a hydrating mask. Two areas can be treated for an additional $50. Held in a community setting with a sliding scale fee of $160-$200.
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Initial Cupping/ Gua Sha for New Patients (no needles)
A 90-minute session for new patients includes your choice of two adjunct techniques (e.g., cupping and/or gua sha). Held in a community setting with a sliding scale fee of $100-$140.
Cupping/Gua Sha for Returning Patients (no needles)
A 60-minute session for returning patients includes your choice of two adjunct techniques (e.g, cupping and/or gua sha). Held in a community setting with a sliding scale fee of $60-$100.
Initial Herbal Consultation for New Patients
A 60-minute session for new patients. Includes a health history intake as well as personalized herbal, supplement and lifestyle recommendations. Please note: herbs and supplements are at an additional cost. Both virtual and in person consultations are available (please let me know your preference when you book your appointment). Held in a community setting with a sliding scale fee of $100-$140.
Herbal Consultation for Returning Patients
A 30-minute session for returning patients. Includes personalized herbal, supplement and lifestyle recommendations. Please note: herbs and supplements are at an additional cost. Both virtual and in person consultations are available (please let me know your preference when you book your appointment). Held in a community setting with a sliding scale fee of $60-$100.
Moxibustion Wart or Mole Removal for New Patients
A 90-minute session includes a health history intake and direct moxibustion on affected areas (time permitting). Please note: moxibustion is an effective method for removing warts and moles, but it should only be used for benign blemishes, not potentially cancerous growths. Always consult a healthcare professional before opting for moxibustion for cosmetic removal. Held in a community setting with a sliding scale fee of $140-$180.
Moxibustion Wart or Mole Removal for Returning Patients
A 60-minute session includes direct moxibustion on affected areas (time permitting). Moxibustion is effective for removing warts and moles but should only be used for benign blemishes, not potentially cancerous growths. Always consult a healthcare professional before opting for moxibustion for cosmetic removal. Held in a community setting with a sliding scale fee of $100-$140.
House Calls for New Patients
A 90 minute session includes acupuncture and one additional technique (e.g., cupping or gua sha). For patients preferring home treatments or those unable to navigate stairs. House calls are available upon request only. Sliding scale $300-$500 (plus travel fees based on location). Discounts available for patients with mobility needs.
House Calls for Returning Patients
A 60 minute session includes acupuncture and one additional technique (e.g., cupping or gua sha). For patients preferring home treatments or those unable to navigate stairs. House calls are available upon request only. Sliding scale $250-$450 (plus travel fees based on location). Discounts available for patients with mobility needs.
Add-Ons
Each session includes acupuncture (unless otherwise specified) and one additional therapy (e.g., cupping or gua sha). Extra techniques can be added for $10 each.
Electroacupuncture (E-STIM)
Auricular Acupuncture/ Ear Seeds
NADA Protocol
Cupping
Gua Sha
Facial Gua Sha
Microneedling
Moxibustion
Infrared Heat Lamp
LED Light Therapy
Herbal Medicine
Food Therapy
Tui Na (Chinese Massage)
Aromatherapy
MODALITIES
Acupuncture
Electroacupuncture (E-STIM)
Auricular Acupuncture/ Ear Seeds
NADA Protocol
Cupping
Gua Sha
Facial Gua Sha
Microneedling
Moxibustion
Infrared Heat Lamp
LED Light Therapy
Herbal Medicine
Food Therapy
Tui Na (Chinese Massage)
Aromatherapy
Acupuncture
Acupuncture involves inserting very thin needles into the skin and muscle tissue at strategic points on the body, typically causing minimal discomfort. It alleviates pain, promotes wellness, and helps with stress management and various physical, mental, and emotional conditions.Electroacupuncture
Electroacupuncture
Electroacupuncture uses small electrodes on needle ends to stimulate points and larger areas. It can release muscle spasms or stimulate weak muscles to promote healing and build strength.
Auricular Acupuncture/Ear Seeds
Auricular acupuncture stimulates specific points on the ear corresponding to various organs, emotions, and body areas using needles or ear seeds (tiny beads on adhesive material). It addresses pain relief, stress management, allergies, chronic diseases, and withdrawal symptoms from addiction and detox.
NADA Protocol
The National Acupuncture Detoxification Association (NADA) protocol is a standardized auricular treatment for addiction and mental health issues like trauma, PTSD, and chronic stress. It involves inserting 5 needles into specific points on each ear.
Cupping
Cupping applies suction to the skin and muscles to alleviate pain and inflammation. It promotes fascia release, better circulation, relaxation, and general well-being, and can reduce the appearance of scar tissue and cellulite.
Gua Sha
Gua sha involves gentle scraping of the skin to improve circulation, move lymph, reset fascia, and ease muscle tension. It treats pain, inflammation, and boosts the immune system, promoting faster recovery from illnesses, such as sinus infections and colds. It can also reduce the appearance of scar tissue.
Facial Gua Sha
Facial gua sha uses a smooth-edged tool to massage the skin in gentle motions, stimulating blood circulation, lymphatic drainage, and collagen production. This leads to firmer, more radiant skin and reduces puffiness, fine lines, and wrinkles, leaving your skin looking rejuvenated.
Microneedling
Microneedling uses thin needles to create microchannels in the skin, stimulating collagen and elastin production. This enhances cellular turnover, resulting in firmer, smoother skin, a more even tone, and reduced scars, pores, wrinkles, and stretch marks.
Moxibustion
Moxibustion is a heat therapy using burning mugwort leaves (moxa) above or directly on the skin to enhance healing by promoting circulation and boosting immunity. It calms the nervous system, relieves anxiety, and can safely remove benign skin blemishes like moles and warts.
Infrared Heat Lamp Therapy
Infrared heat lamp therapy uses infrared light to deeply heat tissues and promote circulation. It's a non-invasive method often used to treat muscle pain, arthritis, and other chronic conditions, and it also has cosmetic applications for improving skin tone, reducing wrinkles, and promoting collagen production and hair regrowth.
LED Light Therapy
LED light therapy uses various wavelengths of light to penetrate the skin and scalp, promoting collagen production, reducing inflammation, and increasing blood circulation. This non-invasive treatment can improve skin tone, reduce wrinkles, and treat acne while also stimulating hair follicles, promoting hair growth, and enhancing scalp health, with studies showing benefits for hair density and thickness.
Eastern Herbal Medicine/ Supplements
Herbs and supplements are plant-based and mineral ingredients as well as some animal products that are used to treat a wide array of conditions. Herbs can be applied topically or taken internally and should be used under the supervision of a licensed professional due to their potent effects.
Food Therapy
Food therapy is based on the philosophy that good health begins with our eating habits and our eating habits promote overall well-being. It considers individual constitutions, environmental factors, and five element theory to provide personalized food recommendations for different seasons and phases of life.
Tui Na
Tui na is a therapeutic massage that utilizes various hand and arm techniques, along with traction, body movements, and acupressure point stimulation to address both acute and chronic musculoskeletal issues. The name derives from two key actions: "tui" (to push) and "na" (to lift and squeeze).
Aromatherapy
Aromatherapy involves using essential oils for therapeutic benefits, either through inhalation or direct skin application. It is commonly used to treat respiratory infections, relieve pain and stress, and improve mood.
Acupuncture involves inserting very thin needles into the skin and muscle tissue at strategic points on the body, typically causing minimal discomfort. It alleviates pain, promotes wellness, and helps with stress management and various physical, mental, and emotional conditions.Electroacupuncture
Electroacupuncture
Electroacupuncture uses small electrodes on needle ends to stimulate points and larger areas. It can release muscle spasms or stimulate weak muscles to promote healing and build strength.
Auricular Acupuncture/Ear Seeds
Auricular acupuncture stimulates specific points on the ear corresponding to various organs, emotions, and body areas using needles or ear seeds (tiny beads on adhesive material). It addresses pain relief, stress management, allergies, chronic diseases, and withdrawal symptoms from addiction and detox.
NADA Protocol
The National Acupuncture Detoxification Association (NADA) protocol is a standardized auricular treatment for addiction and mental health issues like trauma, PTSD, and chronic stress. It involves inserting 5 needles into specific points on each ear.
Cupping
Cupping applies suction to the skin and muscles to alleviate pain and inflammation. It promotes fascia release, better circulation, relaxation, and general well-being, and can reduce the appearance of scar tissue and cellulite.
Gua Sha
Gua sha involves gentle scraping of the skin to improve circulation, move lymph, reset fascia, and ease muscle tension. It treats pain, inflammation, and boosts the immune system, promoting faster recovery from illnesses, such as sinus infections and colds. It can also reduce the appearance of scar tissue.
Facial Gua Sha
Facial gua sha uses a smooth-edged tool to massage the skin in gentle motions, stimulating blood circulation, lymphatic drainage, and collagen production. This leads to firmer, more radiant skin and reduces puffiness, fine lines, and wrinkles, leaving your skin looking rejuvenated.
Microneedling
Microneedling uses thin needles to create microchannels in the skin, stimulating collagen and elastin production. This enhances cellular turnover, resulting in firmer, smoother skin, a more even tone, and reduced scars, pores, wrinkles, and stretch marks.
Moxibustion
Moxibustion is a heat therapy using burning mugwort leaves (moxa) above or directly on the skin to enhance healing by promoting circulation and boosting immunity. It calms the nervous system, relieves anxiety, and can safely remove benign skin blemishes like moles and warts.
Infrared Heat Lamp Therapy
Infrared heat lamp therapy uses infrared light to deeply heat tissues and promote circulation. It's a non-invasive method often used to treat muscle pain, arthritis, and other chronic conditions, and it also has cosmetic applications for improving skin tone, reducing wrinkles, and promoting collagen production and hair regrowth.
LED Light Therapy
LED light therapy uses various wavelengths of light to penetrate the skin and scalp, promoting collagen production, reducing inflammation, and increasing blood circulation. This non-invasive treatment can improve skin tone, reduce wrinkles, and treat acne while also stimulating hair follicles, promoting hair growth, and enhancing scalp health, with studies showing benefits for hair density and thickness.
Eastern Herbal Medicine/ Supplements
Herbs and supplements are plant-based and mineral ingredients as well as some animal products that are used to treat a wide array of conditions. Herbs can be applied topically or taken internally and should be used under the supervision of a licensed professional due to their potent effects.
Food Therapy
Food therapy is based on the philosophy that good health begins with our eating habits and our eating habits promote overall well-being. It considers individual constitutions, environmental factors, and five element theory to provide personalized food recommendations for different seasons and phases of life.
Tui Na
Tui na is a therapeutic massage that utilizes various hand and arm techniques, along with traction, body movements, and acupressure point stimulation to address both acute and chronic musculoskeletal issues. The name derives from two key actions: "tui" (to push) and "na" (to lift and squeeze).
Aromatherapy
Aromatherapy involves using essential oils for therapeutic benefits, either through inhalation or direct skin application. It is commonly used to treat respiratory infections, relieve pain and stress, and improve mood.
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CONDITIONS TREATED
If a condition can be treated by a General Practitioner, it can likely be addressed with Acupuncture and Eastern Medicine. Common conditions include:
Note: This is not a comprehensive list.
- Anxiety, Depression, PTSD
- Musculoskeletal pain, Sciatica
- TMJ, Headaches, Migraines
- Irregular Menstruation, PCOS, Endometriosis
- Digestive issues (IBS, Crohn’s, Nausea)
- Insomnia
- Fibromyalgia
- ENT issues, Sinus infections, Common cold, Flu
- Trauma from acute injury
- Scar tissue
- Pre and post-op care
- Infertility
Note: This is not a comprehensive list.