Treatments for family members of any age. Gentle non-insertion techniques available. Ten years in practice. Acupuncture works to improve existing conditions through directly addressing the body's imbalances to create lasting change, to navigate old adaptations to health conditions, and to encourage organs to function better. Symptoms begin to lessen while you notice improvements in movement, energy, sleep, digestion, mood, perspective, and spirits. My practice is steeped in classical and traditional practices of East Asian medicine, five element theory and constitutional diagnosis, and various techniques to achieve results. I bridge a modern understandings and treatment of anatomy, movement and musculoskeletal issues in relationship to internal medicine aspects of health. While in practice for 10 years, I also teach advanced techniques and am continually increasing my understanding of the medicine. Making connections in a detailed history, investigating each system as we work together, and creating an individualized treatment plan to address all aspects of your condition makes my work unique and thorough. I take care toward inclusion for all bodies and navigate the best approach to treatment. Gentle, non-insertion techniques and relaxing myofasical techniques are available for those who are not used to acupuncture. Some of the conditions I treat include the following:
Hormonal transitions, chronic pain, skin health, menopause, endometriosis, bladder pain syndrome, depression, gut issues, bone degeneration, musculoskeletal injury, posture improvement, pre-and post-surgery of shoulders, hips, knees, and chest/breast health. Mental health for men and children too. Fear, phobias, gut issues in pediatrics. Balance and gait support, elder care, cancer support care, and weight management. Chronic migraines, depression and anxiety of living with chronic systemic conditions. Fertility, pregnancy, and post-partum care. This page is dedicated to the guidance from all of my teachers: colleagues, friends, professors, & meditators, both wild at heart and realized, as well as all my patients who helped shape me to be the practitioner I am today, and to those that left us and must be remembered.
