Acupuncture is one of the keystones of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), a 3,000 year old approach to medicine which is as valid today as it was three millennium ago.

The fundamental theory surrounding TCM is that there is an energy force flowing throughout the body. This force, known as Qi comprises all of the essential aspects of life: physical, emotional and spiritual. Qi flows through various channels throughout the body, called "meridians". When the flow of Qi is impeded, illness can result.

TCM teaches that the body falls out of balance due to an imbalance of two forces that comprise Qi: Yin and Yang. Yin and Yang are opposite forces, like the positive and negative forces surrounding an atom. Just as an atom is comprised of both positive and negative charges, living beings and their components are comprised of Yin and Yang that constantly flow with each other to create Qi. When there is an imbalance of Yin or Yang the body falls out of balance and there is illness.

Did You Know

In 2012, the World Health Organization (WHO) conducted a survey of 196 United Nations member countries. Findings showed that 82% of the world’s population uses some form of complementary medicine.

Acupuncture is now licensed, certified, registered, and regulated in 47 states in the USA!

Acupuncture is also being used in the Top 25 hospitals in the United States and herbal medicine is presently being prescribed beyond trial use in Cleveland Clinic Ohio.

Acupuncture services were selected to be used as one of the medical services in the Olympics and Special Olympics.

Acupuncture for sports enhancement is as popular as Physical Therapy, Massage Therapy, Athletic Training and Skills Coaching worldwide. Many amateur, professional and Olympic athletes validate Acupuncture as an effective recovery tool.

Acupuncture is available for your pet and veterinarians are adding acupuncture to their repertoire of services.

Acupuncture is the leading therapeutic modality in the fight against the opioid crisis and is used as a primary treatment modality for both addiction remediation and PTSD by The Department of Veterans Affairs.

Acupuncture Therapy

60-Minute Session $125.00

Acupuncture Therapy Packages

Package of 10, 60-Minute Sessions $1,000.00

Package of 5, 60-Minute Sessions $500.00