Dr. Elke Parsons, DACM, ACC

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Dr. Elke Parsons, DACM,ACC is an Acupoint Injection Specialist, Acupuncturist, and Chinese herbal medicine expert specializing in pain management, GI disorders, women health, depression and anxiety.

“If everyone is moving forward together, then success takes care of itself.”—Henry Ford Momentum and direction are great...
04/27/2026

“If everyone is moving forward together, then success takes care of itself.”—Henry Ford

Momentum and direction are great ways to prevent ourselves from experiencing too much stress, frustration,” feeling stuck”, and more. But remember that if you try and these feelings persist, that’s okay! We all stumble, and in times like those, we reach out to the people around us. Your friends, family, and even people you don’t even know are all ready to help propel you forward. Success is inevitable, you’ve got this!

Stay Well,
Dr. Elke Parsons, DACM

“Forward momentum often unfolds the most subtle resolutions.” ― Saad Jatoi Finding the direction we want to move can tak...
04/25/2026

“Forward momentum often unfolds the most subtle resolutions.” ― Saad Jatoi

Finding the direction we want to move can take time, but working towards it already brings us momentum! Not all movement has to be forward, and while moving backwards can be frustrating, we learn just as much from failure as success, and our failures can bring us closer to our goals and dreams than we think!

“Life thrives on change, not fixed routines. Too much order, whether in thought or belief, leads to stagnation. Growth c...
04/20/2026

“Life thrives on change, not fixed routines. Too much order, whether in thought or belief, leads to stagnation. Growth comes when we dare to explore and embrace the unknown.”
― Monika Ajay Kaul

In my practice, I recommend changing up your routine so that you can breathe new life and fresh air into your day. Sometimes all we need to keep moving forward is to try adjusting the path! Look at what you do on a daily, weekly, and monthly basis and try adding something new that excites you! Try a new hobby, take a hike, explore different places in your local area, or reach out to an old friend. You never know what will inspire you and what new pathways will open to you! Explore and find new things to enjoy!

Acupuncture is an amazing tool to help our Qi flow strong and can make a massive difference! Professionals like me can h...
04/17/2026

Acupuncture is an amazing tool to help our Qi flow strong and can make a massive difference! Professionals like me can help keep your Qi moving, open your meridians, and help release tension and strain in other areas. As an acupuncturist, I find it brings me joy to see my clients thrive, and I am honored to help them on their journeys!

“There is no such thing as the perfect moment—go create it. Momentum is built by doing, not waiting.” ― Brian Reese All ...
04/13/2026

“There is no such thing as the perfect moment—go create it. Momentum is built by doing, not waiting.” ― Brian Reese

All of us feel stagnant from time to time. Being stuck in a rut is a human emotion that happens to everyone, but the beauty is that we can get out of it! Waiting for things to be perfect will keep us locked in place. Give yourself permission to move.

Liver Qi stagnation can cause us to feel sedentary, stressed, and frustrated. To avoid this, we want to keep ourselves m...
04/10/2026

Liver Qi stagnation can cause us to feel sedentary, stressed, and frustrated. To avoid this, we want to keep ourselves moving both physically and mentally. Incorporate daily stretches, a simple exercise routine, and creative pursuits that work out your imagination and mind!

Qi stagnation occurs when our Qi becomes blocked in our bodies or minds, often due to stress, poor health, and inactivit...
04/06/2026

Qi stagnation occurs when our Qi becomes blocked in our bodies or minds, often due to stress, poor health, and inactivity. This manifests in us with more stress, feeling stuck, irritability, anxiety, insomnia, heightened tension in the shoulders and back, feeling bloated, and more. Keeping our Qi flowing is important and can be done in small ways each day, and it can be boosted with larger self-care activities! Journaling, breathwork, yoga, nature walks, dance, and reducing caffeine intake can help tremendously!

Have a great Easter with your friends and family. You are loved, you are valued, and you are amazing. Stay Well,Dr. Elke...
04/05/2026

Have a great Easter with your friends and family. You are loved, you are valued, and you are amazing.

Stay Well,
Dr. Elke Parsons, DACM

This month lets focus on movement, direction, and momentum. In Traditional Chinese Medicine, focusing on these things is...
04/03/2026

This month lets focus on movement, direction, and momentum. In Traditional Chinese Medicine, focusing on these things is a preventive measure to help keep us in the best mindset and physical condition we can be. Utilizing the Wood element’s innate momentum will help keep us moving forward.

This is an exciting time when new growth is abundant, vision is clear, decision-making comes more easily, and prospects ...
03/30/2026

This is an exciting time when new growth is abundant, vision is clear, decision-making comes more easily, and prospects seem endless. Grasp it in your hand and know that you are amazing, capable, and loved. You’ve got this!

Dr. Elke Parsons, DACM

In my practice, I always stress that intimacy is important during all phases of our lives. Whether it is romantic or pla...
03/27/2026

In my practice, I always stress that intimacy is important during all phases of our lives. Whether it is romantic or platonic, having healthy intimacy makes all the difference. During this time, use the motion of spring to talk to those who matter to you. Find out what habits you can let go of and what new things you may be interested in trying. Maybe your goals align and you can move forward together. In our bedrooms, there can be greater interest in new experiences, and checking in with our partner opens doors we may not even have seen. This is the time for a new direction, and we have the clarity to make decisions.

If you find yourself in an unhealthy or dangerous relationship, make a plan. If it is safe to do so, reach out to professionals, friends, and authorities. You deserve to be loved and safe. We are here for you.

The Gallbladder is most active during the window of time from 11 pm to 1 am. This is when the Gallbladder is at its stro...
03/23/2026

The Gallbladder is most active during the window of time from 11 pm to 1 am. This is when the Gallbladder is at its strongest and does the majority of its work. When out of balance, insomnia, anxiety, and stomach troubles are common. If you experience this, take note and try to help calm yourself down. In the morning, take steps to find your imbalance, either with the help of a professional, friends, or your own motivation. You’ve got this!

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8728 S 120 E
Sandy, UT
84070

Opening Hours

Monday 9:30am - 7pm
Tuesday 9:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 9:30am - 7pm
Thursday 9am - 7pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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+18016085175

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