Acupuncture is the painless insertion of fine needles into the body, using a combination of over 400 different points. Each prescription of points have been mapped out by the Chinese for over 4,000 years to help heal the body, and put it back into a healthy place. These points run along specific meridians (energy pathways) of the body and, when finely tuned, they help relieve the body from blockages of Qi (energy) which we now know causes dis-ease in our body.

It has been shown that acupuncture influences the central and peripheral nervous systems which improves circulation and allows the body to heal itself quickly.  During a treatment, a patient can expect to feel relaxed and rejuvenated.  An increase of energy and a reduction of stress.

Acupuncture can treat disorders of the body due to:
- Auto-Immune
- Ears, Nose & Throat
- Fibromyalgia
- Gastrointestinal
- Migraines
- Respiratory
- Gynecological
- Addictions
- Muscular Pain/Disorders
- Pain Due to Emotional Stress
- Facial Rejuvenation/Non-Surgical Face Lifts
- TMJ
- Eye Disorders
- Stress
- Hair Loss 

What is Community Acupuncture?

It is unfortunate that in our culture alternative medicine is unaffordable to some people.  With this in mind, Community Acupuncture was put into place.  This made it more affordable for everyone.  Acupuncture works best when it is done frequently and regularly.  The reduced prices can allow you to come as often. as required in order for you to feel better and stay well.  The primary goal is to make acupuncture available to you as often as you need it.

Chinese medicine is an excellent tool for maintaining the balance from which good health can flourish.  Healthy lifestyle habits are essential to support the healing process, and greatly enhance the outcome of treatment.  Community Acupuncture emphasizes education, and guides patients toward positive changes according to their individual needs. In order to address the full spectrum of each person's needs, I work with other holistic practitioners and physicians (chiropractors, massage therapists, nutritionists, psychologists, physical therapists, and medical doctors).