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Bloodletting
Bloodletting acupuncture is a traditional therapy that involves pricking specific acupoints with a sterile lancet or needle to release a few drops of blood.
Bloodletting acupuncture is a traditional therapy that involves pricking specific acupoints with a sterile lancet or needle to release a few drops of blood.
The Goal: In Traditional Chinese Medicine, this practice aims to clear excess heat, reduce swelling, and move stagnant qi and blood.
Common Uses:
Pain Relief: Used for acute sprains, migraines, or localized joint and muscle pain.
Heat and Inflammation: Applied for severe sore throats, fevers, or acute eye irritation like conjunctivitis.
Resuscitation: Historically used on peripheral points for sudden collapse or extreme distress.
Ear Seeds
Ear seeds are small adhesive stickers placed on specific acupressure points on the external ear to stimulate different parts of the body without needles.
Ear seeds are small adhesive stickers placed on specific acupressure points on the external ear to stimulate different parts of the body without needles.
Materials: They feature a tiny natural plant seed (traditionally from the Vaccaria herb) or a small metal, ceramic, or magnetic bead attached to medical-grade tape.
Mechanism: Rooted in traditional Chinese medicine and auriculotherapy, they stimulate nerve endings on the ear (such as the vagus nerve) to promote relaxation and balance.
Common Uses:
A complementary tool for stress, pain relief, sleep quality, and anxiety.
Presstacks
Acupuncture press tacks (also known as press needles or ear tacks) are tiny, semi-permanent needles attached to adhesive tape that provide continuous, gentle stimulation to specific body or ear points.
Acupuncture press tacks (also known as press needles or ear tacks) are tiny, semi-permanent needles attached to adhesive tape that provide continuous, gentle stimulation to specific body or ear points.
Common Uses:
Managing chronic or acute pain
Reducing stress, anxiety, and mood disorders
Supporting addiction recovery and smoking cessation
Aiding weight management or digestive regulation
After assessment, if recommended based on the case, complementary therapies are offered at no extra cost, whether it is one or all, alongside acupuncture treatment!
After assessment, if recommended based on the case, complementary therapies are offered at no extra cost, whether it is one or all, alongside acupuncture treatment!
If acupuncture (needle insertion) is not wanted or appropriate, this is where these other options shine!
$120 first-time consultation + treatment and $80 follow-up treatments.
$120 first-time consultation + treatment and $80 follow-up treatments.
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