A licensed practitioner gently inserts ultra-fine needles into specific points along the body to help remove blockages bringing blood flow, oxygen and circulation to the area and restoring balance with in the body. Holistic health is based on the interconnectedness between the physical and the emotional body any lack of balance between the two can result in illness. Holistic Health upholds the theory that all aspects of the mind, body, and spirit need to be in balance; every person and their experience is uniquely different and therefore require the specific and individualized treatment that acupuncture can provide.

Yes, when performed by a trained and licensed practitioner.

Acupuncture is not painful. We use ultra-thin needles though some patients have compared it to feeling like a mosquito bite. Most patients are quite surprised that it isn't painful. Patients are often in a relaxed state and do fall asleep.

No. Occasionally there might be bruising but other than that there are no side affects.

It's best to wear or bring loose clothing so that your extremities are accessible for the treatment.

Acupuncture is safe during pregnancy and can help relieve many issues that may arise during your pregnancy. If you are pregnant or think you might be, please inform the practitioner because there are some points that are contraindicated during pregnancy.