Acupuncture involves the gentle insertion of fine, sterile needles into specific points on the body, carefully chosen by a Chinese Medicine Practitioner to meet the patient’s individual needs.
Cupping is a massage-like technique that traditionally involves the use of glass cups. The cups create suction on the body, typically on the back area.
In Chinese Medicine, Mugwort, also known as moxa, is used to enhance circulation. It is typically burned on or near the body in various ways depending on the desired effect.
PHILOSOPHY
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CARE
Care is central to the way I work.
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Our experiences in life and our responses to them shape the way we perceive ourselves and others, the decisions we make in life, the foods we eat, the emotions we feel, the actions we take - all of which influence our health and well-being.
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In order to truly address the variety of ailments that I see in my practice understanding these influences and treating the individual behind them with utmost care is central.
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