​Acupuncture: the insertion of thread-thin needles into specific points on the body. Promotes circulation, relaxation, nerve regulation, and more.

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Cupping: After organic, hypoallergenic oil is massaged on the back, glass cups (or plastic for young kids) are placed to help relax the muscles and help move old stagnant blood to bring in new blood.

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Tuning Forks: These tools send healing vibrations to help with healthy cell expression, circulation, pain relief, energy movement, and regulating nerve response. These are mostly used for patients who don't want needles, young children, and teens.

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Ear Seeds: These tiny seed stickers are placed on the ears that correspond with nerve pathways leading to different areas of the brain.

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Pediatric Massage: Many childhood ailments and struggles clear up with frequent massage. Parents are taught techniques that they can use before bed to bond with and help their children heal.

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Diet and Lifestyle Consciousness: Though Chinese Medicine involves specific diet recommendations, each patient is met wherever they are in their diet/exercise/lifestyle process. Wisdom from different nature-based sources are taken into consideration for patients to explore if they choose to.

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