Acupuncture is an ancient form of medicine that has deep roots in Chinese culture.  A needle is used to puncture or "activate" vital points in the human body.  These points are referred to as "acupoints" and each point has a function that can affect areas of body associated with it.  The practitioner of acupuncture knows how to put these points together to help the person achieve balance in their body, mind, and spirit.  

Electro-Acupuncture uses a Tens unit called an E-stim to send a small amount of electricity through the needle. This technique is extremely effective for muscle pain, nerve pain, and many other types of Musculo-skeletal conditions. It is safe, effective and relatively painless.

The use of Chinese Herbal Medicine is an internal approach to addressing disease. Herbal formulas focus on optimizing function and communication between bodily systems to promote health.  Herbal Medicine is based on the emphasis of classical and modern approaches to the treatment internal diseases. Each patient receives a detailed intake and a customary formula in regards constitution. This allows the practitioner to better address disease, aliments, and illness with individual herbal formulas from an internal aspect as well as external with acupuncture.