Frequently Asked Questions

The needles used are extremely small, like a cat’s whisker. You may feel a light poking feeling when the needle goes in but then any sensations typically subside quickly. Let me know if anything is uncomfortable and we will work together to make sure you’re comfortable.

Loose and comfortable clothing so we can get to all those wonderful acupuncture points your body may require and so that you stay cozy.

Every body is unique and responds differently. While some people find relief after the first visit, others require several visits.

I encourage people to give it 6 visits and if it feels like there is no progress, let’s have a conversation and I will be honest if I do not think I can help you and try to connect you with someone that can. The majority of people find some kind of relief after 3 visits.

I recommend coming every week or every other week for the first 6 visits. The goal is that over time your body will start to rebalance itself and you won’t require treatments as often.

Waiting too long between visits makes it harder to track progress and determine what may have worked for you or not.

I understand that some may not be able to commit to that financially. No problem, chat with me about it and we will work out a plan.

I do not take insurance but I can offer you a “superbill” that has billing codes if you want to submit them yourself.

Not taking insurance allows me to offer flexible and personalized payment plans for everyone.

Feel free to email with any questions.

Most likely the answer is yes.

East Asian Medicine looks at the body as a whole system. Instead of treating your individual symptoms, we try to find the underlying disharmony that could be contributing to all your symptoms.

Restoring the rivers in the body can help with just about any symptom you may have from shoulder pain or IBS to infertility or hot flashes.