Traditionally, acupuncture works by balancing the body’s energy, known as qi (pronounced “chee”), through specific channels called meridians. Fine needles are inserted at key points to restore this energy flow, helping to treat a wide range of health conditions.

In modern practices, techniques like dry needling are used to target trigger points in muscle tissue, relieving localized pain and improving muscle function.

• Pain & Inflammation Relief
  Targets key points to release tension, improve circulation, and reduce discomfort.

• Stress & Anxiety Reduction
  Stimulates the nervous system to encourage relaxation and balance hormones.

• Better Energy & Sleep
  Regulates energy flow for improved sleep cycles, mental clarity, and endurance.

• Digestive & Immune Support
  Aids digestion, reduces bloating, and strengthens immune function.

• Improved Circulation & Healing
  Enhances blood flow to promote muscle recovery and joint mobility.

• Hormone & Nervous System Balance
  Supports hormone regulation, mood stability, and overall body balance.

We combine the best of both traditional and modern methods, with a strong focus on the neurological effects of acupuncture.

Here’s how it works:

• Neurological Activation: Research using functional MRI shows that acupuncture stimulates the brain to produce powerful healing responses.

• Fascial Planes & Energy Flow: Traditional meridians align closely with fascial planes—the connective tissue covering muscles. Fascia is piezo-electric, meaning it generates and conducts electrical impulses when stimulated by needles.

• Restoring Balance: By targeting trigger points and fascial planes, we improve both muscle function and neurological input, helping restore natural balance and healing pathways throughout the body.