Treatment Options

I offer initial and follow-up acupuncture appointments, along with select group auricular bookings. More information about each is included here.

  • Your first visit includes a more in-depth conversation about your health history, current concerns, and the broader picture of your health. This creates space for thoughtful treatment and a clearer understanding of where to begin.

  • Follow-up appointments are where treatment continues to unfold. These visits make space to track progress, adjust as needed, and support change over time.

  • Group bookings are available for auricular acupuncture in select settings. Please reach out for more information about format, pricing, and scheduling.

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    Acupuncture

    Acupuncture is a form of Chinese medicine that uses very fine needles to support the body’s capacity to regulate, repair, and respond. Treatment is shaped by careful observation, close listening, and the broader context of a person’s health.

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    Moxibustion

    Moxibustion, often called moxa, is a traditional therapy that uses the heat of dried mugwort near specific points on the body. It is used to warm, strengthen, and encourage movement when the body feels cold, depleted, or stuck.

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    Cupping

    Cupping uses suction on the skin to increase circulation and release tension. It is often used for pain, tightness, muscle soreness, and areas where the body feels congested or restricted.

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    Gua Sha

    Gua sha is a manual therapy that uses repeated strokes along the skin with a smooth-edged tool. It is used to promote circulation, release tension, and help move areas of tightness, pain, or stagnation.

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    Food Therapy

    Food therapy is an approach within Chinese medicine that looks at how food can support health over time. Rather than focusing on strict rules, it considers how everyday eating can help strengthen, balance, and support the body.

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    Tui Na

    Tui na uses hands-on techniques to work with the muscles, joints, and channels of the body. It may be used to relieve tension, improve circulation, support mobility, and help address patterns of pain.