Chinese medicine practitioner Mary Theus is a licensed acupuncturist and Diplomat of The National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM). She also holds licenses in Massage Therapy and Physical Therapy Assistance. Mary holds advanced certifications in myofascial release, neuromuscular therapy, shiatsu, and acupuncture for orthopedic issues.
She specializes in the treatment of neuromuscular injuries, pain management, gastrointestinal issues, stress management, and auricular acupuncture for addiction. For two months I was walking around in pain and having difficulty sleeping at night because of my leg injury. Mary offered a relaxing combination of acupuncture and massage therapy. Classical Chinese medicine is rooted is a system of medicine developed 5,000 years ago.
It has evolved into a system the deals with energy meridians in the body to support the body's natural healing ability. It's a very effective form of healing without side effects.
She specializes in the treatment of neuromuscular injuries, pain management, gastrointestinal issues, stress management, and auricular acupuncture for addiction. For two months I was walking around in pain and having difficulty sleeping at night because of my leg injury. Mary offered a relaxing combination of acupuncture and massage therapy. Classical Chinese medicine is rooted is a system of medicine developed 5,000 years ago.
It has evolved into a system the deals with energy meridians in the body to support the body's natural healing ability. It's a very effective form of healing without side effects.
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Classical Chinese medicine is rooted is a system of medicine developed 5,000 years ago.
It has evolved into a system the deals with energy meridians in the body to support the body's natural healing ability.
It's a very effective form of healing without side effects.
The energy of Qi (the central underlying principle in traditional Chinese medicine) circulates throughout the body along specific pathways called meridians.
Illness occurs if energy flow is blocked or deficient in a channel.
Chinese medicine supports a holistic approach of bodywork, acupuncture, nutrition, lifestyle counseling and exercise.
It has evolved into a system the deals with energy meridians in the body to support the body's natural healing ability.
It's a very effective form of healing without side effects.
The energy of Qi (the central underlying principle in traditional Chinese medicine) circulates throughout the body along specific pathways called meridians.
Illness occurs if energy flow is blocked or deficient in a channel.
Chinese medicine supports a holistic approach of bodywork, acupuncture, nutrition, lifestyle counseling and exercise.
Chinese medicine practitioner Mary Theus is a licensed acupuncturist and Diplomat of The National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM).
She also holds licenses in Massage Therapy and Physical Therapy Assistance.
Mary earned a Bachelor of Science in Sociology from Guilford College and a Master of Science in Chinese Medicine from Jung Tao School of Classical Chinese Medicine.
She received Massage Therapy Certification from The North Carolina School of Massage and Natural Healing; a Physical Therapy Assistant degree from South College; and Yoga Teacher Certification from the Asheville Yoga Center.
She also holds licenses in Massage Therapy and Physical Therapy Assistance.
Mary earned a Bachelor of Science in Sociology from Guilford College and a Master of Science in Chinese Medicine from Jung Tao School of Classical Chinese Medicine.
She received Massage Therapy Certification from The North Carolina School of Massage and Natural Healing; a Physical Therapy Assistant degree from South College; and Yoga Teacher Certification from the Asheville Yoga Center.
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