Acupuncture uses tiny needles to stimulate points along the body that have long been observed to have positive influence on health.

There are many theories and schools of thought on how acupuncture works.

The undeniable fact is that it works.

Traditional schools of thought believe that acupuncture helps to regulate the movement of energy within the body. This improves circulation of vital fluids like blood and lymph and promotes the proper movement of food and waste.

Proper circulation also helps to reduce pain and promote healing. When our energy is moving and in balance we feel less stress, anxiety and depression.

Modern science observes that acupuncture helps to relieve pain by activating the body's own internal pain killers.

Acupuncture regulates neurological, hormonal, and immunological pathways meaning it can be used to influence and regulate any system of the body.

Acupuncture helps to release tension from tight or injured muscles, tendons and ligaments so they can heal more quickly.

It can treat all kinds of muscle and joint issues from simple tension and strains to more severe injuries and types of arthritis. Acupuncture is famous for treating low back and neck pain.

Acupuncture is also well known for improving digestive function, fertility, cardiovascular health, and overall wellness while regulating inflammation and the immune system.

Acupuncture can influence all the systems of your body.

Here is a sample list of symtpoms and conditions it can help with:

- Pain

- Inflammation

- Muscle, Joint or Nerve Issues

- Stress, Tension and Muscle Knots

- Joint Pain or Injury

- Low Back Pain, Hip Pain and Sciatica

- Frozen Shoulder

- Migraines, Headaches and TMJ Disorders

- Trigeminal Neuralgia and Bell's Palsy

- Anxiety and Depression

- Painful and/or Irregular Periods

- Male and Female Reproductive and Fertility Concerns

- Insomnia and other Sleep Issues

- IBS, Leaky Gut and other Digestive Disorders

- Diabetes, Fatty Liver, Obesity and other Metabolic Conditions

- Crohns, Reumatoid Arthritis and other Autoimmune Conditions

Most people say no!

Everyone's sensitivity is different. When treatment is being applied you may feel a slight pinch that lasts just a moment. This is frequently followed by a wave of relaxation that allows you to enter a sleepy or dream-like state. This is when your body can respond to the guidance of the acupuncture to rebalance energy, release tension, reduce pain or whatever the chief complaint might be.

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Our massage therapist is skilled in a variety of techniques including Deep Tissue, Swedish, Myofascial and Trigger Point Release, Thai, Active Release, Graston, Cupping and more.

Massage is great for dealing with day to day stress and tension like a sore neck and shoulders or an achey low back.

Massage is great for preventing more severe injuries and pain from developing.

Massage helps to heal injuries, mobilize stiff joints, correct posture, and reduce stress.

Here is a list of common symptoms or conditions massage can help with:

Low Back and Pain

Sciatica

Neck and Shoulder Pain

Migraines and Headaches

Frozen Shoulder

Sprains and Strains

Carpal Tunnel

Constipation

Insomnia

Anxiety

Massage therapy and bodywork are currently not covered by insurance.