The Missoula Meridian

01/12/2023

This is going to be an excellent way to nourish the yin energy!

We are so excited about our upcoming event! Visit https://www.eudemoniahealthandwellness.com/nourish-to-flourish-day-retreats for more information!! Let's Flourish Together!!

11/11/2022

11/11/2022

Very excited to be practicing in Missoula again :)

After many months away, I've finally returned to practice in Missoula. I'm loving the clean, cozy, and professional space I'm in. I treat one person at a time so the entire appointment is focused on you. I'd love to hear from you and answer any questions! desk@missoulameridian.com, 808-341-4349 Acup...

08/18/2020

It’s been a long while since our last post and much has happened...but a quick snap of the current space is finally here :) We’re loving the windows throughout the office and they’re kept open as long weather allows! They’ll be opened between appointments when the weather turns and this makes us feel comfy because we know how important fresh air and indoor air flow is right now 👍
We’d love to see you here!

02/27/2020

Have you received dry needling but find yourself skeptical or terrified of Acupuncture? We want to help clarify the difference and dispel a few myths.

The techniques of dry needling are adapted from an orthopedic style of acupuncture. The difference between acuouncture and dry needling lies in the accompanying modalities and techniques used by your practitioner, rather than the dry needling technique itself.

Find the complete article on our website:
http://www.missoulameridian.com/blog/dry-needling-vs-acupuncture-what-is-the-difference

01/23/2020

Acupuncture has been demonstrated to activate a number of the body’s own opioids as well as improving the brain’s sensitivity to opioids. A number of other biochemicals involved in pain reduction have been found to be released or regulated by acupuncture stimulation, including ATP and adenosine, GABA and substance P. Taken from the awesome website www.evidencebasedacupuncture.org

01/23/2020

Here is a quick read about pain and acupuncture. The research is growing, the results look great.

This article by has been taken directly from the incredibly educational website www.evidencebasedacupuncture.org . There is a plethora of information about acupuncture research on their website if...

12/18/2019

Acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine can help clear up sinus congestion, post/nasal drainage, and overall mucous production caused by the common cold or a sinus infection. It’s important that treatments start right away so as soon you’re through the contagious stage of your illness, schedule an appointment for the most effective relief!