Chinese Medicine goes beyond needles to include herbal therapy, bodywork, gentle techniques such as shiatsu, teishin, moxa, and shonishin. The ancient Chinese used nature as a way to guide their health. Each provider has a slightly different style of acupuncture and chinese medicine that they practice. Read their bios to learn more.

Enhance your health or diverge from the normal route for healing. In your ND appointment you will discuss sleep, fertility, stress, digestive disorders, diet/lifestyle, hormonal health, nutritional deficiencies, possible supplements and herbal strategies to increase wellbeing.

Treat yourself! Let your body release tension. As we know the body holds past experiences, emotions, and stress. Massage decreases tension by therapeutic touch. Our massage therapist uses intuitive listening to help your body heal!

Pelvic floor therapy can help with pain patterns, release tension, engage weak muscles, sexual dysfunction, urinary symptoms, and health of women’s reproductive organs. Pelvic floor therapy is an internal modality. Discuss with our practitioners to see if this is the proper modality for you.

Nutrition Therapy is a nutrition-based treatment that focuses on assessing the individual’s nutritional status and providing an individualized nutrition plan for your health condition. This may involve simple changes in a person’s diet and lifestyle or more advanced nutrition interventions. The main principle is to identify and address the underlying cause of an individual’s symptoms or health concern based on the person as a whole and then recommend a revised life-style plan which includes appropriate foods, nutrients and supplements. Read Hannah’s bio to learn more about what she specializes in!

A new patient consultation includes an extensive intake of biography, followed by pulse diagnosis and prescription of a patent or custom herbal formula and supplements. Herbal formulas are individualized, which might include modifications to classical formulas. Herbs are dispensed via granule herbs—the patient will make a decoction (tea) to ta.e 2-3x per day. Herbal formulas derive from Chinese Medicine. Book with Justin Gere to learn more!