Acupuncture supports the body’s natural healing processes by improving circulation, reducing inflammation, and calming the nervous system. It can be helpful for both acute and chronic conditions, including pain, stress, digestive issues, and hormonal imbalance.
Most patients benefit from weekly treatments at the beginning as symptoms stabilize, followed by maintenance sessions as needed. Lifestyle and self-care recommendations may also be provided to support long-term improvement.
Chinese herbal medicine uses plant-based formulas tailored to each individual’s needs. Herbs may help regulate digestion, energy, sleep, mood, immune function, and women’s health.
Formulas are available in modern forms such as granules and pills as well as traditional teas. Each prescription is designed to restore balance and address the root pattern of disharmony.

Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) diagnosis is based on the Four Examinations:
• Observation – Includes visual evaluation of the patient and the tongue.
• Listening/Smelling – Identifies certain sounds or odors that may relate to imbalance.
• Inquiry – A structured conversation about symptoms, health history, and lifestyle.
• Palpation – Pulse assessment and areas of tenderness help clarify the pattern.
This diagnostic process allows the practitioner to identify patterns of imbalance and develop a personalized treatment plan.