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I attended Southwest Acupuncture College in Albuquerque, NM, attaining a master of science degree in oriental medicine that includes training in acupuncture and Chinese herbs. In private practice since 2007. Previous experience includes early childhood education, over 20 years of practicing and teaching Educational Kinesiology (aka Brain Gym®). I spend one day per week with my 3 grandchildren and have office hours 4 days per week by appointment. Accepting new patients. Treating the whole person, across the life span.
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As an acupuncturist and hypnotherapist, my goal is to act as a catalyst for positive change in every patient. I specialize in a unique treatment that I refer to as "hypnoacupuncture," which is a combination of acupuncture and hypnotherapy. Combining the power of hypnosis with acupuncture has proven to create treatments that are effective on all levels: physical, mental, and emotional. Many patients describe these sessions as life-altering, and find them to be more deeply relaxing than anything they have ever experienced before. I treat many patients for weight-loss and smoking cessation, but I have found that these combination sessions of hypnosis and acupuncture can benefit endless issues, including depression, anxiety, and insomnia. At Healing Point Therapeutics, my mission is to have every patient leave the treatment table prepared to reach their highest potential in health and well-being.
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My mission is to provide affordable acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine treatment in order to increase the overall health and vitality of our Montana community.
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Jennifer Lin, L.Ac. is a New Jersey and New York licensed acupuncturist. She earned her Master's Degree in Oriental Medicine from the New York College of Health Professions in Syosset, New York, and achieved the Clinic Excellence Award upon graduation. With over 3,000 hours of classroom/textbook learning as well as over 750 hours of supervised hands on clinical experience during her training, Jennifer is eager to bring the principles of acupuncture and oriental medicine to her community.
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Welcome to Acupuncture Tribeca, where ancient wellness comes across the modern world. It is my belief everything we need to mend is accessible to us in our natural ecosystem. Nowadays we go up against challenges in our day-to-day life to make our bodies in balance and healthy.
Danielle's Solomon's technique in Traditional Chinese Medicine has expanded from over 20 years of experience in alternative medicine and a search for a system of healing that enables her to help with each patient's special healing technique.
Danielle's Solomon's technique in Traditional Chinese Medicine has expanded from over 20 years of experience in alternative medicine and a search for a system of healing that enables her to help with each patient's special healing technique.
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JHANA Mind Body specializes in Orthopedics, combining Acupuncture with functional movement. Using postural alignment techniques of Pilates with muscle release of Acupuncture for a pain free body.
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We treat anything! Acupuncture is used to treat pain, metabolic problems, fertility, mental health and more!
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Gentle treatments in a relaxing environment, Most insurance accepted.
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Through the use of theories and techniques of a medicine that is thousands of years old, I will help bring you to a healthier more balanced place in your body and mind. East Asian Medicine is based on the individual according to their current and past state of health. Each treatment is tailored to that individual moving them toward balance and their best health step by step, treatment by treatment.
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Five Element Acupuncture treats the person as a whole; something that can be absent from Western medicine where we see several doctors to tend our whole person. Five Element acupuncture is natural, ancient, and simple form of medicine that works to help the person find their natural balance. Instead of looking at a person like a list of separate symptoms, Five Element Acupuncture looks at the person as a whole. Taking in the physical, the mental, and the spiritual; it is all encompassing way of looking at life and healing. Acupuncture is an ancient system of health care based on natural laws of healing, involving the movement of vital energy. This energy, called qi (pronounced chi), moves in pathways called meridians which support the functions of the body, mind, and spirit. When qi is not moving smoothly in the body; imbalances begin to surface in the form of symptoms. Acupuncture addresses the root cause of these symptoms, and creates a deep and lasting healing.
Acupuncture assists in treating immediate acute symptoms, as well as underlying chronic imbalances to a person’s well being by improving overall health and immunity. Many people say they have greater energy and focus following treatment. Early treatment can help prevent more serious health problems from arising. Many people committed to a healthy lifestyle use acupuncture to help them maintain their well being. Treatments are uniquely designed for each patient in this highly personal form of medicine.
Acupuncture assists in treating immediate acute symptoms, as well as underlying chronic imbalances to a person’s well being by improving overall health and immunity. Many people say they have greater energy and focus following treatment. Early treatment can help prevent more serious health problems from arising. Many people committed to a healthy lifestyle use acupuncture to help them maintain their well being. Treatments are uniquely designed for each patient in this highly personal form of medicine.




