Acupuncture is a medical technique developed over 5,000 years ago that involves the insertion of very fine, sterile needles to treat a myriad of disorders including: pain depression anxiety, allergies, fatigue, migraines, immune deficiency, gastrointestinal disorders, menopausal discomfort, stroke, paralysis, and many other disorders.

Pulse Diagnosis is a fundamental diagnostic tool in Oriental Medicine. The practitioner checks for variations in twelve different pulses, six on each wrist.

Acupressure stimulates the acupuncture points with massage rather than using acupuncture needles.

Moxibustion involves burning an herb called Mugwort to warm the acupuncture needles. This procedure may also be used to warm the acupoint on children without inserting needles.

Cupping and Guasha utilize vacuum and a scraping technique, respectively, to break up the lactic acid surrounding tight muscles.

Qi Gung works with the body's energy in a gentle manner.

Electrical Stimulation involves the application of electricity to acupuncture needles to promote the regeneration of nerves and tissue.

Chinese and Western Herbs are prescribed by our practitioners to help stimulate the body's healing process.