Frequently asked questions

According to the National Institute of Health (NIH), a number of studies suggest that acupuncture works particularly well on chronic pain such as back and neck pain; osteoarthritis/knee pain; and headache. “Therefore,” the NIH concludes, “acupuncture appears to be a reasonable option for people with chronic pain to consider.”

Chinese Herbal Medicine is based on the concepts of Yin and Yang. Disease may arise from the condition when a person’s Qi or meridian energy may be depleted or blocked. Yin and Yang aspects of body may manifest with hot and cold, dry and damp, deficiency and excess. Chinese herbal remedies aim to treat these unbalanced state to bring back fundamental balance and harmony between the yin and yang.

You may have heard the term “health coach” popping up in nutritional circles and appearing randomly in magazine articles and on TV. However, I often find when I tell someone that I’m a health coach, they have absolutely no idea what I’m talking about. Health and wellness coaches are popping up in doctor’s offices, spas, gyms and private practices all over the country. They often offer services and fill gaps that doctors, nutritionists and dietitians don’t have the time or resources to fill.

Health coaches have the expertise to help you with:

• Nutrition
• Physical activity
• Tobacco cessation
• Stress management
• Work place wellness

Acupuncture healing and health coaching will help you create goals for improved wellness while providing accountability and support for achieving those goals. Individual appointments are 50 minutes.

With us, you have your own dedicated practitioner to answer all of your questions and provide individualized recommendations. We get to the root cause of your health concerns with our healing-from-the-inside-out approach.

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