Traditional Acupuncture uses fine needles inserted into specific points on the skin to move the vital energy force, Qi, restoring balance and encouraging the body to heal itself.

Electro-acupuncture is a modern variation of acupuncture using slight pulses of electricity to draw Qi and Blood to the meridians more quickly.

Auricular Acupuncture is a unique therapeutic method in which the auricle of the ear is used to diagnose and treat illnesses using tiny acupuncture needles or ear seeds.

Cupping uses heat to create a suction force within cups placed on the skin to alleviate pain, regulate the flow of Qi and Blood, improve blood circulation and relax muscles.

Gua Sha involves the use of a massage tool to scrape the skin to stimulate blood flow, nourish deep tissue and release toxins.

Tui Na Acupressure Massage is a form of Chinese Therapeutic Massage. Injuries are either massaged locally, or distal points selected based on meridian theory.

Herbal Medicine seeks to holistically improve the overall health of the human body through targeted traditional herbal formulas.