Initial Treatment: $150 - 90 minutes

This comprehensive session begins with a holistic initial assessment which includes diagnostic pulse reading, tongue inspection, detailed inquiry, and channel palpation. Based on these findings, a personalized treatment strategy is developed and clearly communicated, with the patient's best interest as the priority. Upon receiving informed consent, a full Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) treatment is administered—primarily consisting of acupuncture, typically lasting around 45 minutes. When appropriate, and within the scope of practice, additional modalities may be incorporated to enhance therapeutic outcomes. These may include acupressure massage, Gua Sha (scraping), cupping therapy, ear seed application, herbal prescriptions, simple dietary guidance based on TCM principles, and remedial exercises.

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Follow-Up Treatment: $110 · 60 minutes. Iincludes a full Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) treatment, beginning with a brief reassessment and followed by an acupuncture session lasting approximately 45 minutes. When appropriate and in the best interest of the client, additional modalities within the scope of practice may be communicated and incorporated to enhance therapeutic outcomes. These may include acupressure massage, Gua Sha (scraping), cupping therapy, ear seed application, herbal prescriptions, simple dietary guidance based on TCM principles, and remedial exercises.

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Acupressure Massage: $100 · 45 minutes. Acupressure massage is a gentle, non-invasive technique that involves applying pressure to specific acupoint on the head and body. It is especially effective for relieving stress, improving sleep quality, and boosting overall immune function. By easing pain and restoring the body's yin-yang balance, acupressure helps realign energy and support holistic well-being. This treatment is typically performed fully clothed and does not require changing. Often referred to as "acupuncture without needles," acupressure delivers many of the same therapeutic benefits through skilled touch alone.

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Cupping Treatment: $50 - 30 minutes. Cupping therapy (air suction) is a therapeutic technique that involves placing specially designed cups on the skin—first prepared with massage oil—and using a pump to create suction. This gentle vacuum effect enhances blood circulation, alleviates muscle tension, and supports the body's natural healing processes. Importantly, cupping achieves its therapeutic benefits by decompressing the skin and underlying tissues, making it an ideal complement to massage therapy, which relies on compression.

A typical air suction cupping session primarily includes stationary cupping, followed by moving or flash cupping techniques when appropriate.

⚠️ Please note: Cupping therapy may leave temporary skin marks that can last up to two weeks.

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Ear Seeds Applications: $15 - 15 minutes Ear seeds application is a gentle, non-invasive technique rooted in Traditional Chinese Medicine that involves placing tiny seeds or pellets on specific points of the ear to stimulate acupressure. These points correspond to various organs and systems in the body,  by applying light pressure, ear seeds can help promote relaxation, reduce stress, alleviate pain, and support overall wellness. The seeds are typically secured with adhesive tape and can be worn for several days, allowing continuous stimulation. This method is safe, discreet, and suitable as a standalone therapy or as a complement to other holistic treatments.

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Cosmetic Acupuncture Treatment: $110. - 60 minutes. A cosmetic acupuncture session combines facial acupuncture with systemic acupoints, enhancing beauty from both the outside and inside. This approach not only rejuvenates the skin but also supports internal balance, including endocrine regulation.

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Acupuncture for Menopausal Symptoms - See our "Menopause Experiences" Section