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BALANCE YOUR HEALTH

Acupuncture

In pain? Not feeling well? Feeling a little out of balance? Feeling like your body and soul are not exactly aligned? Looking for a relaxing treatment experience? An acupuncture treatment will put your mind and body at ease and stimulate your body's inherent healing capabilities. Take some time out of your busy day to begin to heal yourself right away. If you're experiencing pain or discomfort, our acupuncturist can assess your condition and treat you accordingly. Here at WellSpring Community Acupuncture we utilize Five Element Acupunctureas well as other classical acupuncture styles. Book your appointment by phone or online today!

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We also utilize cupping in the acupuncture treatment as an adjunct therapy, or it can be used on it's own as a massage therapy technique.

 

Our rates are as follows:

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Acupuncture Initial Visit (Intake and Treatment)

$125

For the fist appointment, we ask that you bring loose clothing to wear, i.e. shorts and a t-shirt. There will be paperwork to fill out. Then we'll do a thorough health history interview, a mini physical exam and an acupuncture treatment. This usually take about 2 hours.

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Acupuncture Follow-up Visit

$90

The follow-up visit usually only takes about an hour. Loose clothing is again recommended.

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We accept cash, checks, HSA cards, and credit/debit cards.

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What is Acupuncture?

Acupuncture originated in China more than 3,000 years ago and is used to treat illness, prevent disease, and improve total well-being. By inserting sterile, disposable needles in designated points on the body, the practitioner stimulates and balances the flow of Qi (“chee”), which is the body’s natural energy. 

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Acupuncture not only helps correct chronic conditions, but it also helps prevent disease by strengthening the natural immune system.

  

Over 20 million Americans have turned to Acupuncture. How can such an ancient medicine be at the forefront of the new millennium?

Simple, Acupuncture works. 

 

Acupuncture can be used to alleviate muscular, internal and emotional issues. It is also effective as preventive maintenance. In other words, it is an exceptional way to correct current ailments and maintain balanced health. 

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YOU’VE GOT QUESTIONS - WE’VE GOT ANSWERS

FAQs

How does Acupuncture work?

If a person has any imbalance in the body, symptoms may manifest as headaches, fatigue, constipation, PMS, insomnia, depression, pain, etc. Each symptom correlates to its own meridian or Qi pathway. Acupuncture is used to stimulate the Qi in the meridian connected to the imbalance, helping achieve alleviation of the symptom by removing blockages and encouraging the free flow of energy.

Does Acupuncture hurt?

The needle insertion is mostly painless, but, since stimulation needs to be achieved, you may feel a heaviness or warm sensation around the needle or traveling up and down the meridian. Some people feel nothing when the needle is inserted, but we are looking for some sensation. Acupuncture needles are solid and as thin as a human hair. In Acupuncture, we administer needles with caution, avoiding arteries and nerves. Any kind of discomfort from the stimulation of the needle disappears in seconds.

What conditions does Acupuncture treat?

Addiction        
Anxiety           
Arthritis           
Asthma           
Bronchitis        
Carpal tunnel syndrome         
Colitis             
Common cold    
Constipation
Depression   
Diarrhea      
Digestive trouble
Dizziness
Emotional duress                
Eye problems     
Facial palsy         
Fatigue             
Fibromyalgia     
Gingivitis          
Headache

Insomnia

Incontinence

Indigestion

Infertility      
Irritable bowel syndrome          
Joint pain         
Low back pain                   
Menopause      
Menstrual irregularities       
Migraine           
Morning sickness             
Nausea          
Osteoarthritis     
PMS                 
Pneumonia       
Sciatica             
Shoulder pain                   
Sinusitis            
Sore throat       
Stress                
Tennis elbow    
Tooth pain
Urinary tract infections


And much, much more, just ask! 

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