Acupuncture

      Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)

      Kiiko Matsumoto Japanese Style

      Five Element

      French Meridian Trigger Point

      Ear and Scalp

      Electrostimulation (Estim)

      Facial Rejuvenation

Motor Point Acupuncture

Dry Needling/Trigger Point Acupuncture

Qi Gong

Healing Exercises movement and meditation.  I may suggest some Qigong exercises to complement your acupuncture treatment. 

Essential Oils

I studied using essential oils with Chinese Medicine. These may be used instead of needles on acupuncture points, or used on larger areas of body to promote healing, and to prepare the skin for Cupping or Gua Sha.

Cranio-Sacral Therapy

Very gentle technique to assess and promote circulation of fluids that surround the brain and spinal cord to promote relaxation and healing

Moxibustion (MOXA)

An herb that is burned on or near the skin to promote warmth and healing

InfrAREd Heat Lamp

Placed over acupuncture points or areas of pain to promote warmth and healing

CuPPing

Using glass, plastic, or silicon cups to create suction on areas of tight muscles to release pain and promote healing

Gua Sha

gently scraping with a tool on areas of tight muscles to release pain and promote healing

Tui Na

Chinese Therapeutic massage

So Tai

Japanese therapy combining breath with gentle movement to release areas of pain or restriction

Intuitive Energy Work

Similar to Reiki. Requires no direct contact