Resonance Sports Acupuncture

11/19/2025

Treating back pain with classic sciatic nerve impingement and pain traveling down the leg.

Electroacupuncture with precise anatomical needle locations is so effective in reducing inflammation and pain, reducing impingement on the nerve while increasing blood flow and healthy muscle function.

☎️ Call or text Resonance Sports Acupuncture today if you’re looking for effective care. (541) 241-6994

11/18/2025

How often should you get acupuncture? Acupuncture works cumulatively because we are making changes to the nervous system with each treatment: new gene expression and neuroplastic changes. For internal medicine or mental health conditions, 2 treatments per week for the first 3 weeks yeilds the best outcomes according to research and clinical experience. For managing pain or recovering from injury, we typically recommend 1-2 sessions per week. At Resonance Sports Acupuncture, we'll create a personalized treatment plan to help you reach your goals. True progress happens with consistency - book your appointment at 541-241-6994 or http://resonancesportsacupuncture.com

11/17/2025

At Resonance Sports Acupuncture, we know how injuries or chronic pain keep you from doing your favorite activities and reachign your goals. Our experienced acupuncturist, Lauren, will support you in healing injuries, muscle rehab, and injury prevention - without having to resort to medications or possibly surgery - the foundation for a healthy, active lifestyle. With gentle, anatomical acupuncture treatments, we provide your body the stimulis to heal. Take the first step on your journey of rehab towards pain free living. Call or Text 541-241-6994 or visit http://resonancesportsacupuncture.com

07/27/2025

Grateful for this beautiful planet 🌺🌸

04/28/2025

Green Spring 🌲🍀

04/22/2025

What a perfect place to show some of my Seascapes. Santa Cruz group exhibit at R. Blitzer Gallery. 🌊🐳🐬

04/06/2025

I’ll be showing some Seascapes in this upcoming group show in Santa Cruz 🐳🏄🏽‍♂️

12/05/2024

Are acupuncture and dry needling the same? I continue to see patients and the public in general so confused about the current state of the “acupuncture” profession. Yes they are technically one and the same. Read above ⬆️ it’s like saying tea and an herbal infusion are different. 🙄 The difference lies in the practitioner and their training. Acupuncture for good reasons is so misunderstood. Yes it is research supported, and we understand its brilliant mechanisms through western anatomy and physiology.

12/05/2024