Acupuncture: the insertion of special sterilized, disposable needles through the skin into the underlying tissues at specific points on the surface of the body

Oriental Wellness Therapy – incorporating a variety of healing modalities, mixing traditional techniques with contemporary Asian healing arts. The intent of the therapy is to relieve stress and create a general sense of well-being. Learn more at OrientalWellnessTherapy.com

Acutonics: the use of specially tuned tuning forks to help heal the body with sound waves and vibration. The forks are placed near and on the body, often on acupuncture points and energy meridians.

Ion Pumping Cords: a Japanese technique that involves attaching special wires between needles to balance the flow of Qi in certain meridians.

Chinese Herbs & Formulas: individualized prescriptions of pills, granules, raw herbs or tinctures to be applied externally or taken internally.

Cupping: a technique used to relieve symptoms by applying cups made of glass, bamboo, or other materials to the skin with a vacuum created by heat or other devices.

Moxabustion (Moxa): the burning of herbs on or near the body to warm it, strengthen it, and relieve symptoms. Moxa comes in several forms such as a stick, string, ball, cone, or rice grain.

Dietary Advice: food and herbal advice based on traditional Chinese medical theory.

Electro-Acupuncture: the running of very low electrical current through one or more needles to help heal the body

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