

Gua sha is a technique using a small flat tool in a scraping motion on specific areas of the body so healing can occur. Gua sha can help break up fascia, the connective tissue surrounding the muscles, increasing blood flow and decreasing muscle tension.
Lifestyle Counseling which can include advice on stretches, exercises, and Chinese Dietary Therapy.
Tui Na, or Chinese Medical Massage, incorporates rhythmic pressing, kneading, and stretching along energy meridians. Tui Na is used in combination with other traditional massage styles as needed to optimize treatment outcome and patient experience.
Chinese Herbal Medicine with formulas specifically tailored to the individual, not the issue. Your practitioner may recommend tinctures, teas, herbal pills, salves and oils made with the finest quality western and Chinese herbs.
Moxa, or moxibustion, is a technique in which acupuncture points and/or body regions are warmed by burning an herb called Artemisia vulgaris or mugwort over the area. The combusting herb burns evenly and provides soothing and penetrating warmth. This method is often used to alleviate pain and strengthen the body.
Microneedling is a minimally invasive cosmetic procedure that uses tiny needles to create controlled micro-injuries in the skin. This process stimulates the body’s natural healing response, boosting collagen and elastin production
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Integrative Bodywork & Acupuncture Sessions combine various modalities such as Tui Na massage, cupping, and gua sha with a traditional acupuncture treatment. This combined treatment brings ultimate mind and body rejuvenation.
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