Whole-system regulation and balance.

Acupuncture is practiced through two complementary lenses—Traditional Chinese Medicine and modern biomedical understanding.

From a Traditional Chinese Medicine perspective, ultra-thin needles are placed along meridians to support the smooth flow of Qi, helping restore balance, release stagnation, and support the body’s interconnected systems. This approach is often used to support hormonal health and fertility, digestion, sleep, mood, addictions, and overall vitality.

From a Western perspective, acupuncture influences the nervous system, muscles, and connective tissue, helping reduce pain and inflammation, ease tension, and improve mobility. It is commonly used for musculoskeletal concerns, headaches, injury recovery, and chronic pain, while also supporting nervous system regulation and stress resilience.

Most patients benefit from a blended approach, allowing both underlying patterns and physical symptoms to be addressed together.

I also offer ear seeding, a gentle, needle-free form of auricular acupressure. Ear seeds are placed on specific points of the ear to extend the benefits of treatment beyond the clinic.