Acupuncture has been practiced for over 3,500 years as part of Traditional Chinese Medicine. It regulates the flow of qi (energy) to rebalance the body and improve overall wellbeing. Treatment is gentle and relaxing, often leaving patients with a sense of calm and renewed energy.

Helps with: pain relief (back, neck, headaches), scolioses, stress and anxiety, sleep issues, digestive problems, menstrual health, immune support, fertility health, respiratory disease, and skin diseases.

Chinese Herbal Medicine uses combinations of natural herbs tailored to each individual. These formulas aim to correct root imbalances rather than just symptoms, supporting the body's natural healing processes. Herbs are prescribed in teas, capsules, or powders.

Helps with: chronic fatigue, women's health, skin conditions, digestive disorders, immune weakness,stress and insomnia.

Cupping is a traditional method that places special cups on the skin to create suction. This draws fresh blood to the area, reduces muscle tension, encourages detoxification, and improves recovery. It is often used alongside acupuncture for better results.

Helps with: muscle aches, stiffness, sports injuries, colds, coughs, stress, and fatigue.

This therapy involves burning moxa near or on the skin to stimulate acupuncture points with soothing heat. The warmth penetrates deeply, encouraging healing, improving circulation, and replenishing energy. It's especially effective for cold conditions and chronic illnesses.

Helps with: fatigue, chronic pain, menstrual cramps, fertility support, digestive problems, cold limbs, and poor circulation.

This therapy promotes circulation by scraping the skin along meridians with a special tool. It breaks up stagnation, reduces inflammation, and helps the body expel toxins naturally. Gua Sha can leave mild marks, which are signs of improved blood flow and recovery.

Helps with: muscle pain, stiffness, inflammation, headaches, stress, and respiratory conditions like colds.

Tuina massage works along meridians and acupoints using hands-on techniques like kneading, pressing, and stretching. Unlike standard relaxation massage, Tuina is designed to correct imbalances, improve mobility, and support long-term healing. Sessions can be gentle or strong depending on the condition.

Helps with: musculoskeletal pain, joint stiffness, injuries, stress, digestive disorders, and circulation issues.