Modalities Used in Treatment

Acupuncture involves the gentle insertion of thin needles into specific points on the body to support natural healing. It helps regulate the nervous system, reduce pain, improve circulation, and restore balance throughout the body.

Chinese herbal medicine uses natural herbs to support internal healing. Herbs are often used alongside acupuncture to address underlying imbalances and provide continued support between treatments.

Gua sha is a gentle technique that uses a smooth tool to stimulate circulation and release muscle tension. It can help reduce pain, improve mobility, and support the body’ natural healing response.

Cupping uses glass cups to create suction on the skin, helping to increase blood flow, release tight muscles, and promote relaxation. It is commonly used for pain, tension, and respiratory support.

Moxa involves the gentle warming of acupuncture points using an herb called mugwort. This technique helps improve circulation, support digestion, and strengthen overall vitality.

Tuina is a form of Chinese medical massage that uses rhythmic techniques to release tension, improve circulation, and support the body’s natural balance. It can be especially helpful for musculoskeletal pain and relaxation before an acupuncture treatment.

Food therapy is a gentle, supportive approach that uses nutrition to help bring the body back into balance. Based on the principles of Chinese medicine, it focuses on how different foods affect digestion, energy, and overall well-being. Simple, personalized recommendations are offered to support your health in a way that feels realistic and sustainable.