Acupuncture is a traditional treatment that involves the insertion of ultra-fine needles into specific points on the body to help restore balance, relieve discomfort, and support the body’s natural healing response. Rooted in
Traditional Chinese Medicine, acupuncture is commonly used to address pain, stress, muscle tension, and a variety of physical and functional concerns.
Treatment is designed to promote circulation, regulate the body’s energy flow, and support overall physical and emotional well-being. Depending on the condition being treated, acupuncture may also be combined with
complementary therapies such as cupping, Tuina, electroacupuncture, or gua sha.
Sessions typically involve a brief assessment followed by gentle needle insertion and relaxation during the treatment period.

Benefits of Acupuncture
Pain Relief & Muscle Tension Reduction
Acupuncture may help relieve chronic pain, muscular tightness, tension headaches, neck and shoulder discomfort,back pain, and sports-related strain by promoting circulation and reducing inflammation.

Migraine & Headache Support
Treatment may help reduce the frequency and intensity of migraines and headaches by relieving muscular tension, improving circulation, and calming the nervous system.

TMJ & Jaw Tension Relief
Acupuncture and Tuina therapy may help reduce jaw pain, facial tension, teeth grinding, and discomfort associated with TMJ dysfunction while supporting improved jaw mobility and relaxation.

Stress Reduction & Nervous System Support
Treatment can help calm the nervous system, reduce stress and anxiety, improve sleep quality, and support emotional balance and relaxation.

Improved Mobility & Recovery
By supporting circulation and muscle function, acupuncture may help improve mobility, reduce stiffness, and support recovery from physical strain or injury.

Digestive & Internal Wellness Support
Acupuncture is also commonly used to help support digestive function, low energy, fatigue, and overall internal balance within the body.

Our Acupuncture Techniques
Traditional Acupuncture
Utilizes fine needles to stimulate specific acupuncture points, helping support circulation, reduce discomfort, and restore balance within the body.

Tuina Therapy
A traditional hands-on therapy that combines massage, pressure, and stretching techniques to help relieve muscle tension, improve circulation, and support mobility.

Cupping Therapy
Uses suction created by specialized cups to promote circulation, release muscular tension, and help reduce inflammation and tightness.

Electroacupuncture
A gentle electrical current is applied between acupuncture needles to enhance stimulation for pain management,muscle relaxation, and nerve support.

Gua Sha Treatment
A therapeutic scraping technique used to improve circulation, release muscle tightness, and support recovery fromtension and inflammation.

Moxibustion Therapy
A warming therapy that uses heat applied near acupuncture points to help improve circulation, support energy flow, and promote overall balance within the body.

TMJ Therapy
A focused treatment approach combining acupuncture and soft tissue techniques to help relieve jaw tension, facial discomfort, teeth grinding, and TMJ-related pain.

Frequently Asked Questions
Does acupuncture hurt?
Most patients experience little to no discomfort during treatment. The needles used are extremely thin, and many people find acupuncture deeply relaxing.

Is acupuncture safe?
Yes. Acupuncture is generally very safe when performed by a qualified practitioner using sterile, single-use needles.

Can acupuncture help with migraines and TMJ?
Yes. Acupuncture is commonly used to help manage migraines, jaw tension, headaches, teeth grinding, and TMJ-related discomfort by reducing muscular tension and supporting nervous system regulation.

How many acupuncture sessions will I need?
Treatment frequency depends on the condition being addressed, symptom severity, and individual response to care.

Is acupuncture covered by insurance?
Many extended health insurance plans provide coverage for acupuncture treatments depending on your provider
and plan details.