We strive to master the traditional techniques of acupuncture, which has made a name for itself for thousands of years, to bring you the very best. We are results driven, educated, and articulate. Known for being the top clinicians in alternative sports medicine and pain management we offer many services that are tailored to that goal.
We perform Dry Needling (known traditionally as "ah shi " needling), myofascial release, connective tissue therapies, herbal and nutritional medicines, in additional to traditional acupuncture.The best way to get more information or to find a time that works for you is to call us during business hours. You are also welcome to fill out an inquiry via our contact page and we will answer your questions by email or call you back during business hours.Please note, we do not book appointments by email only, you must call.
We perform Dry Needling (known traditionally as "ah shi " needling), myofascial release, connective tissue therapies, herbal and nutritional medicines, in additional to traditional acupuncture.The best way to get more information or to find a time that works for you is to call us during business hours. You are also welcome to fill out an inquiry via our contact page and we will answer your questions by email or call you back during business hours.Please note, we do not book appointments by email only, you must call.
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Simply put, we are the best around for alternative sports care and the treatment of pain.
Using traditional principles, refined over thousands of years, and blending it with modern scientific knowledge of anatomy and biomechanics, we give the fastest results and most comprehensive treatment available.
We specialize in using the OrthoAcu Method of Acupuncture, a specific method of acupuncture utilizing modern techniques such as dry needling, trigger point therapy, and myofascial release combined with the classical method of AhShi needling which we believe gives the best clinical outcome to orthopedic diseases and dysfunction.
Using traditional principles, refined over thousands of years, and blending it with modern scientific knowledge of anatomy and biomechanics, we give the fastest results and most comprehensive treatment available.
We specialize in using the OrthoAcu Method of Acupuncture, a specific method of acupuncture utilizing modern techniques such as dry needling, trigger point therapy, and myofascial release combined with the classical method of AhShi needling which we believe gives the best clinical outcome to orthopedic diseases and dysfunction.
While we are known for our sports and pain management skills, many would be surprised that we help those with a wide range of conditions.
The reason why we are are so good at pain management is because of the deeply rooted understandings of traditional and modern medicine, because of this, we are able to achieve results when many others have failed.
Please call us if you do not see your issue listed.
We pride ourselves on honesty, if, after an evaluation, we do not think we can help your condition, we won't take your case on.
The reason why we are are so good at pain management is because of the deeply rooted understandings of traditional and modern medicine, because of this, we are able to achieve results when many others have failed.
Please call us if you do not see your issue listed.
We pride ourselves on honesty, if, after an evaluation, we do not think we can help your condition, we won't take your case on.
Dry needling is a term used to describe myofascial trigger point needling for muscular pain relief.
Many do not know that Dry needling is an acupuncture technique known as "ah-shi" () needling, a term coined in the Tang Dynasty by a famous Chinese Physician Sun Simiao in his text Qian Jin Yao Fang (Thousand Ducat Formulas) around 670CE.
But this technique goes back to the Yellow Emperor himself, over 2000 years ago, where it was described in the Ling Shu, in the Thirteen Writing on Sinew Channels.
Many do not know that Dry needling is an acupuncture technique known as "ah-shi" () needling, a term coined in the Tang Dynasty by a famous Chinese Physician Sun Simiao in his text Qian Jin Yao Fang (Thousand Ducat Formulas) around 670CE.
But this technique goes back to the Yellow Emperor himself, over 2000 years ago, where it was described in the Ling Shu, in the Thirteen Writing on Sinew Channels.
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