Trinity Acupuncture practices Acupuncture and Chinese Herbal Medicine. Our Acupuncture treatments will help resolve your pain and other symptoms, strengthen your immune system, while at the same time we address the root of your imbalance through Chinese Herbal medicine.

The primary focus of modern TCM is that good health relies on the restoration and maintenance of Harmony and Balance of the mind, body and spirit. Harmony is achieved by looking at a person as a whole not just simply parts. Each of us is an individual, and our bodies respond differently to stimulus.

Within the TCM model, we are able to recognize your individuality, and work with your unique constitution to bring you to a greater state of health and happiness. Trinity Acupuncture offers the best of ancient wisdom and modern knowledge. We are dedicated to bringing you back into balance by restoring the body, mind and spirit. Let us help you today...

Specializing in acupuncture and traditional Chinese Medicine; Evenstar Acupuncture is owned and operated by Dr. Taylor Blair in Largo, FL. In addition to her Largo location, she also sees patients in St. Pete for community acupuncture. In addition to acupuncture, she offers cupping, herbal consultations, weight loss, b12 injections, and facial rejuvenation.

At High Country Doctor, you'll find a natural medicine practice run by the compassionate and skilled practitioner, Dr. Terence McCormick. It all started in the New York City area in 80's when Dr. McCormick was completing undergraduate coursework in biochemistry and other pre-medical studies. During his four years as a pre-med student, he worked as an assistant and apprentice to acupuncture and naturopathic doctors, graduating from various programs in Eastern and Western styles of manual therapies including naprapathy. After completing his undergraduate degree in public health, he went on to graduate from both a masters and doctoral program at one of the country's top natural medicine colleges in Portland, Oregon. As a doctoral fellow he was an acupuncturist intern at Oregon Health Sciences University Pain Center. He was also an intern at a World Health Organization (WHO) integrative medicine hospital in Nanjing, China. Since then, he's traveled the globe learning new techniques to help others with natural options for their healthcare. Dr. McCormick has completed apprenticeships and post-graduate clinical work with naturopathic physicians, naprapaths, medical doctors, osteopaths, Oriental and Ayrvedic medicine doctors along with various other world renowned practitioners in the natural medicine field. He is motivated by a desire to provide complementary care including alternatives to surgery and drugs. Dr. McCormick's practice provides several natural therapy options that address a wide range of health and wellness concerns. His practice serves Fort Collins, Colorado, Cheyenne, Wyoming and Rapid City, South Dakota. We are one of the most highly-qualified and experienced natural family health care practices in the region.

Since 1989, patients have trusted our practice with evidence-based natural healthcare using modern, traditional, and Asian and Western modalities, such as acupuncture, naturopathy, naprapathy, trigger point dry needling, Chinese medicine, Ayurvedic herbal treatments, manual therapies and nutritional medicine. Dr. McCormick is a doctor of acupuncture and Oriental medicine (DAOM) with extensive graduate training in numerous naturopathic therapies and offers them as part of his natural medicine practice. He specializes in individually customized treatment programs for pain management, injury care, overall health, healing, detoxification, and longevity. He works with both kids and adults of all ages.

Acupuncture Orthopedics blends Classical TCM and Japanese Meridian Theory with structural and myofascial techniques for the treatment of pain, soft tissue injuries, postural imbalances and other general systemic disorders.

"The secret to health for both mind and body is not to mourn for the past, not to worry about the future, or not to anticipate troubles, but to live in the present moment wisely and earnestly" - Buddha