Acupuncture appointments will officially become available beginning April 1, 2027.
In the meantime, I’m here to support you through telehealth and in-home care options for nutritional counseling services, herbal formulas and vibrational sound therapy.
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One session can shift something. A series changes the pattern. Packages are designed for patients who are ready to commit to real, lasting change.
Choose the option that fits where you are right now:
When it comes to acupuncture needles, there’s nothing to fear. They are incredibly thin, and most patients barely feel them being inserted. What you will feel are the positive effects they bring. During an acupuncture treatment, you’ll be asked to lie face up or down on an acupuncture table, depending on the treatment protocol. This is because meridian pathways flow both on the front and back of your body.
Dr. Sara will begin by discussing what brought you into the clinic and what you hope to achieve with treatment. For established patients, she’ll check in on how things have been going, discuss any new developments, and explore what you’d like to focus on during today’s session. She will then examine your pulse and examine your tongue to determine the best course of treatment based on your current health concerns. This in-depth exploration of your health provides valuable insights into your overall well-being, including your emotions, personality, and the state of your internal organs.
Once she has made an initial diagnosis, Dr. Sara will propose a personalized treatment plan, discuss the expected outcomes, and explain how we can work together to help you feel better. Treatment will begin at the end of this consultation, incorporating the best techniques to address your specific needs.
You’ll want to wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothing. We also provide gowns and shorts.
No. Some people experience a heaviness at the acupuncture site; however it is not painful.
Absolutely no. Needles are single use and are disposed of after use. If a needle falls out, we dispose of it and insert a new one.
Side effects of acupuncture treatment can include drowsiness afterward. In rare cases, a phenomenon known as needle shock may occur. Needle shock is a vasovagal response that can cause feelings of faintness, clammy hands, chilliness, and slight nausea. Although this is uncommon, if it does happen, the needles are immediately removed, and the patient is given a healthy snack and monitored. In most cases, the patient feels better almost immediately. For this reason, we strongly suggest that you eat something prior to your visit. In the case you do not, we have snacks on hand!
Acupuncture typically requires several treatment sessions. Many people experience relief after the initial session and return for additional treatments to continue improving and for ongoing maintenance. We recommend at least 6 sessions, though sometimes more may be needed depending on your specific circumstances. Our recommendations are always tailored to provide the best outcomes for you.
