Traditional Chinese Medicine Acupuncture Treatment $150
Community Style Acupuncture Sliding Scale from $35-$65
Thirty Minute Max Adjunctive Treatment $75
Herbal Consultation $75
Add BEMER To Acupuncture Treatment $25
Thirty Minute Max Adjunctive Treatment $75
Herbal Consultation $75
Add BEMER To Acupuncture Treatment $25
Package Of 4 Acupuncture Treatments with BEMER $600
Package Of 10 Acupuncture Treatments with BEMER $1000
Five Element Acupuncture Treatment $250
BEMER session $35
BEMER package of 5 sessions $150
BEMER package of 10 sessions $280
Reiki Session $300
Reiki Level 1 training $500
Reiki Level 2 training $500
Reiki Level 3 training $1500* Card on file is required to schedule and a convenience fee applied if used for payment
Traditional Chinese Medicine Acupuncture Treatment (TCM) $150
Sessions will be a minimum of 50 minutes
Never had a Traditional Chinese Acupuncture treatment and want to feel better and smile more? This is where to start! Your health history will be reviewed. More questions will be asked in relation to history and channels of the body. An exam will be given; physical palpation of points will be performed in order to assess the function of the channels, tongue and pulses. Areas of the body that have symptoms will be palpated. During the exam, if appropriate, BEMER will be used to get the circulation moving as well as other adjunctive therapies discussed and applied. Needles will be placed, and needle time allowed. After the needles are removed, adjunctive therapies will be applied as determined to be most supportive. After the treatment, a report of findings and a treatment plan may be presented. Herbal prescriptions, supportive diet and exercise may be suggested if appropriate to support the treatment. This treatment is good for those serious about their health and who want to learn new lifestyle skills that maintain health and vitality. If Traditional Chinese Medicine Acupuncture is a good fit for your healing journey, a treatment package is the best investment for you.
Super Bills can be provided for personal insurance submission.
* BEMER is an additional fee if it is not your first treatment.
Community Style Acupuncture (needles only) $35 - $65
Sessions will be approx. 30-45 minutes
Never had Acupuncture and want to see how your body responds? This is where to start! Patients will be treated in a recliner chair in the front office or on the treatment room table only if it is available. A short intake will be completed, and tongue and pulses will be checked. Acupuncture needles will be inserted to treat the area of complaint. Arms legs and ears may be used to treat any pain in the body and only what can be accomplished in fifteen minutes of contact with the Practitioner. No adjunctive therapies will be applied or discussed. This treatment is excellent for people on a budget that want to try Acupuncture for the first time or low-cost maintenance treatment regimen to maintain the health gained from previous Traditional Chinese Medicine treatment. This treatment option has been added because insurance is no longer accepted. Super Bills can be provided for personal insurance submission.
5 Element Acupuncture (5E) $250
Sessions are approximately 1.5 hours
Your overall expression in relation to your reason for seeking treatment is determined during your exam and health interview. The elemental characteristics of Water, Wood, Fire, Earth, and Metal are known as the Five Elements. More specifically, 5 Element Acupuncture addresses physical discomfort or symptoms that have not responded to other treatment and may have an emotional connection to manifestation. Your health history will be reviewed, and other questions asked before needles are placed. This treatment is designed to meet the patient where they are and set the stage of where they want to be. Pulses will be felt, and physical palpation of points will be performed to assess the function of the channels. Five Element treatments differ from Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) treatment in these ways; Seirin forty gage needles and gold-plated needles as well as the Five Element point location are used
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Gua Sha Adjunctive Therapy $75
Sessions will be a maximum of 30 minutes
Gua Sha is an ancient Traditional Chinese Medicine technique used to reduce inflation and pain caused by blocked or excess energy in the channels.
It is usually performed on the back, neck, buttocks, arms and legs. A gentle version can be performed on the face. A rounded flat scraping massage tool is used to rub the slightly oil lubricated skin with short or long strokes in a downward direction. Pressure starts light then increases to what 
is tolerable for each person. This stimulates micro-circulation, reduces inflammation, relieves pain as well as tension in the muscles and brakes apart scar tissue while stretching the fascia promoting healing and the release of stuck blood that is in the tissue called Sha. This is the “red sand” looking marks that appears on the skin after Gua Sha. Sha may linger for a few days or up to a week. Studies have found that Gua Sha increases circulation to the area by 400% for 7 minutes returning to baseline after 2 days. This therapy warms and cools the body facilitating balance for optimal function and healing.
Gua Sha is an ancient Traditional Chinese Medicine technique used to reduce inflation and pain caused by blocked or excess energy in the channels.
Cupping Adjunctive Therapy $75
Sessions will be a max of 30 min.
BEMER Energy Therapy
BEMER stands for Bio Electro-Magnetic Energy Regulation. The frequency emitted is similar to the electro-magnetic energy of the Earth. This frequency opens up the capillaries of the body increasing the circulation of blood through the body for 12 hours. Increased circulation moves white blood cells around the body supporting immune function and detoxification of the body. According to Chinese Medicine, all disease is caused by undetected circulation issues in the body. The BEMER increases the circulation of blood and energy in the body so it can heal and perform optimally.
Auricular and Ear Seeds Adjunctive Therapy $75 Sessions will be a maximum of 30 minutes
Auricular therapy uses the microsystem of the ear to access the entire body. Body parts and/or systems of the body are stimulated to promote their healing and optimal function. Specific points on the ear are either needled for treatment, like the NADA National Acupuncture Detoxification Association protocol and ear seeds applied to offer continued support for the treatment or as a needless form of treatment. Seeds are left in the ear for 2-3 days. Seeds can be made of stainless steel, gold plated stainless steel or Vaccaria seeds.
Herbal Remedy Consultation $75 Sessions will be a maximum of 30 minutes
Used in Chinese Medicine to support the Acupuncture treatment and a treatment plan. Often referred to as internal medicine. Herbs can be used internally and externally to support treatment or as a form of treatment on their own. Topical herbal patches or lineaments are used for pain and as a safe way to add support without ingestion if a patient is on a lot of medication. Patients currently taking several medications are less likely to have herbal formulas in their treatment plan in order to avoid any complications. Patent herbal formulas that are in tablet or capsule form are mostly used because they are easier for patients to comply with. There is no preparation needed and they travel easily.
Cupping uses negative pressure created by heat allowing a cup to suction to the skin. Cups can be made out of glass, ceramic, plastic and bamboo. The suction penetrates up to five inches into the body. It loosens and lifts connective tissues. Cupping warms the body, promotes increased circulation and detoxification of tissues by bringing old stuck blood and lymph fluid to the surface to be removed by the body’s natural waste elimination processes.
Cupping is used to treat pain, relieve inflammation, sedate the nervous system, break up and expel congestion, stretches muscle and connective tissues, loosens adhesions, moves stagnation and drains fluids. It provides deep tissue work and release without discomfort.
Tui Na Adjunctive Therapy $75 - Sessions will be a maximum of 30 minutes
Tui Na (pronounced “twee-nah”) is body work that literally translates as push (Tui), and squeeze or pull (Na). This modality is most beneficial in acute and chronic pain relief by focusing on specific areas. Using joint rotation, stretches, gliding, heat, tapping, friction, shaking, kneading, pressing, rubbing, acupressure point stimulation and other physical methods, Tui Na application directly affects the flow of qi (energy) in different meridians and muscles by removing blockages and promoting healing.
Reiki $300 - Session are approximately 1-1.5 hours
Reiki is a Japanese stress reduction and relaxation technique that a Reiki Practitioner performs for a client in person or remotely from another location. In a Reiki session the client's reason for coming is discussed so the practitioner has an idea of how they can help and how the information that is obtained from the session relates to the client. Reiki is performed with clothing on, and shoes removed. First the client is face up and Chakras are evaluated then balanced. The front side hand positions are placed on the body and then the client rolls over with their back up and the Chakras are evaluated and balanced from this side and the back hand positions are placed on the client. The client then rolls face up again and the aura is cleared, smoothed and sealed. Water will be given,
and then a short-session experience will be discussed.
Tui Na (pronounced “twee-nah”) is body work that literally translates as push (Tui), and squeeze or pull (Na). This modality is most beneficial in acute and chronic pain relief by focusing on specific areas. Using joint rotation, stretches, gliding, heat, tapping, friction, shaking, kneading, pressing, rubbing, acupressure point stimulation and other physical methods, Tui Na application directly affects the flow of qi (energy) in different meridians and muscles by removing blockages and promoting healing.
Reiki $300 - Session are approximately 1-1.5 hours
Reiki is a Japanese stress reduction and relaxation technique that a Reiki Practitioner performs for a client in person or remotely from another location. In a Reiki session the client's reason for coming is discussed so the practitioner has an idea of how they can help and how the information that is obtained from the session relates to the client. Reiki is performed with clothing on, and shoes removed. First the client is face up and Chakras are evaluated then balanced. The front side hand positions are placed on the body and then the client rolls over with their back up and the Chakras are evaluated and balanced from this side and the back hand positions are placed on the client. The client then rolls face up again and the aura is cleared, smoothed and sealed. Water will be given,
and then a short-session experience will be discussed.
BEMER Energy Therapy
BEMER stands for Bio Electro-Magnetic Energy Regulation. The frequency emitted is similar to the electro-magnetic energy of the Earth. This frequency opens up the capillaries of the body increasing the circulation of blood through the body for 12 hours. Increased circulation moves white blood cells around the body supporting immune function and detoxification of the body. According to Chinese Medicine, all disease is caused by undetected circulation issues in the body. The BEMER increases the circulation of blood and energy in the body so it can heal and perform optimally.
Moxibustion – Moxa Balm Adjunctive Therapy $75 - Sessions will be a maximum of 30 minutes
A Chinese Medicine technique that involves burning the herb Mugwort in order to warm coldness. Meaning that it has the energetic properties that warm the body which moves stuck energy and builds the internal heat needed to digest food and protect the body from cold pathogens like virus and bacteria or muscle cramping and pain. The energy of cold is contracting, causing it to lock in a virus or contract muscles. There are many ways to use Moxa. Externally and internally; stick Moxa, needle Moxa, indirect Moxa, smokeless and balm. A stick of Moxa is burned, and the warmth is then painted over the skin of the desired area of treatment (usually acupuncture points or channels). Needle Moxa is sometimes performed where Moxa is applied to the tops of needles and lit. Indirect Moxa is another option where the Moxa is placed on a piece of herb which is then placed on the skin and lit. Moxa balm can be used in combination with a heat lamp in order to avoid the danger and smoke from burning Moxa in settings where smoke is prohibited or for those sensitive to the smoke.
A Chinese Medicine technique that involves burning the herb Mugwort in order to warm coldness. Meaning that it has the energetic properties that warm the body which moves stuck energy and builds the internal heat needed to digest food and protect the body from cold pathogens like virus and bacteria or muscle cramping and pain. The energy of cold is contracting, causing it to lock in a virus or contract muscles. There are many ways to use Moxa. Externally and internally; stick Moxa, needle Moxa, indirect Moxa, smokeless and balm. A stick of Moxa is burned, and the warmth is then painted over the skin of the desired area of treatment (usually acupuncture points or channels). Needle Moxa is sometimes performed where Moxa is applied to the tops of needles and lit. Indirect Moxa is another option where the Moxa is placed on a piece of herb which is then placed on the skin and lit. Moxa balm can be used in combination with a heat lamp in order to avoid the danger and smoke from burning Moxa in settings where smoke is prohibited or for those sensitive to the smoke.
Auricular and Ear Seeds Adjunctive Therapy $75 Sessions will be a maximum of 30 minutes
Herbal Remedy Consultation $75 Sessions will be a maximum of 30 minutes
Used in Chinese Medicine to support the Acupuncture treatment and a treatment plan. Often referred to as internal medicine. Herbs can be used internally and externally to support treatment or as a form of treatment on their own. Topical herbal patches or lineaments are used for pain and as a safe way to add support without ingestion if a patient is on a lot of medication. Patients currently taking several medications are less likely to have herbal formulas in their treatment plan in order to avoid any complications. Patent herbal formulas that are in tablet or capsule form are mostly used because they are easier for patients to comply with. There is no preparation needed and they travel easily.
