Acupuncture

Tiny, stainless steel acupuncture needles inserted into specific points on the body activate an intelligent, organizational energy system. Inserting these needles in certain areas will help check your body's imbalance in efforts to reach homeostasis. Your body works through this stimulation while you take an "acu-nap" or a relaxing rest.

Using a glass cup and some fire to create a suction, cupping is used to pull toxins from the superficial muscles and promote circulation of blood, energy, and lymph. It is used for sore, tight muscles, detoxification, and acute respiratory illness. Because cupping pulls this stagnation to the body's surface, cupping can sometimes promote an area of discoloration that resembles a bruise and may last for a few days following treatment.

A small handheld tool with a rounded edge is scrapped quickly and gently on the surface of the skin to promote circulation. It may produce red petechiae or small spots on the surface of the skin, which stimulates an immune response and metabolic processes for tissue recovery.  

Customized herbal formulas can help assist the body’s ability to heal. Helping to reduce pain and acting as an extension of treatment, it is an important supplementary tool to help maintain balance in the body and enhance the therapeutic effect of acupuncture.
Topical herbal medicine is used for healing skin tissue, preventing infections, improving blood flow to an injury, reducing pain.