Acupuncture treatments naturally target internal imbalances in the body in order to get to the root issues of the underlying health disorder.
Facial treatments to tone, liven, and increase blood flow to the face. We specialize in facial acupuncture, cupping and facial gua sha.
Chinese herbal medicine is one of the most powerful natural medicinals that have been used for thousands of years in treating health disorders.
Our virtual consultations help to resolve our patient’s health concerns using a holistic approach creating a customized plan and coaching protocol.
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Whether you are just beginning to plan for a family or have been on a longer journey to conceive, we are here to help whether through natural or assisted means.
Acupuncture during pregnancy helps to provide a safe and effective form of treatment to alleviate many pregnancy and postpartum issues.
We understand that suffering from digestive system issues can really affect one’s life. We treat a variety of digestive system issues, targeting the root cause.
We treat a variety of health disorders using a holistic approach as well as natural treatments that are customized to each individual patient.
Sacroiliac Joint Pain During Pregnancy Written by Sara Scrivano, L.Ac · Updated November 2026 Musculoskeletal pain during pregnancy is a very common presentation for a variety of different reasons. Not only is the body drastically changing over the course of 9 months in order to carry a child, but hormonal changes during this time actually
Written by Sara Scrivano, L.Ac Being the mom of 12 year old twins, I thought it was just my pre- teen daughter that started to become obsessed with skin care. She would tell me ” mom, your face looks dry, you should try a serum”. “Mommy, those are dark circles under your eyes, you need a
One of the fields that we have become passionate about in our clinic is postpartum care. As we help women trying to conceive and then see them throughout their pregnancy to help nourish them, we did not focus as much on postpartum care since we thought many women have little ones at home and making it in for treatment becomes harder. Our patient base told us otherwise. The need for help with physical and emotional support became ever apparent to us. In fact, what we started to realize was the inadequate level of care women get in the United States after they give birth. A big focus of our attention was not just pre-natal care, it became “how can we best support our patients postpartum”.
It’s starting to be that time where the air feels lighter, cooler and more crisp, the leaves will start to change colors and we’ll start pulling out our winter clothes from their storage over the hot summer months. We haven’t quite reached fall in its entirety, though we can all sense that change is coming. We are currently in between seasons, or as it is referred to in Chinese Medicine: the inter-season.
Modern technology provides incredible tools for helping menstruating individuals understand and track their cycles. Most people have apps on their phones that can help to project dates of optimal fertility by predicting ovulation. These apps are wonderful for so many people, especially for those who have very little experience tracking their cycles and are just learning how to understand how to predict upcoming cycles. However, a major caveat to using apps alone and sole predictors of fertility is that they are determined solely based on averages.
When you are going through IVF it is not only an emotional roller coaster ride but also can be financially draining. You are looking for everything to help boost your chances of getting pregnant. Acupuncture has been used for thousands of years to treat infertility and now it used as an integrative approach for women undergoing assisted fertility treatments such as IUI and IVF.
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In my practice, along with a full interview and medical assessment, tongue diagnosis is one of the main tools I use to understand my patients’ state of health. Most patients are embarrassed to stick out their tongues or they wonder what I am doing staring it. So I am going to educate you on what I look for by observing the tongue and how the tongue is used as a gateway to your health.
Moxibustion is a “warming” technique using the herb mugwort or ai ya in Chinese Medicine. Mugwort has been used in many different cultures for its medicinal properties. Moxibustion helps to increase blood circulation, tonify energy and stimulate digestive system function as well as boost the immune system. Moxibustion comes in different forms including direct and indirect moxibustion.
When I first began my Masters in Traditional Chinese Medicine, I went into the medicine thinking I would treat more pain management but in my clinical studies I found the amazing benefits of Chinese Medicine and women’s health. That is where the passion grew and now, 10.5 years practicing, I still find the amazing effects of acupuncture and Chinese Medicine in helping women get pregnant.
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In my practice, a number of women have come to me for the treatment of PCOS. Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome is a disorder of the reproductive system where testosterone levels are normally elevated. Signs and symptoms are irregular menstruation, thickened body hair, middle weight gain. An ultrasound can detect a “string of pearls” around the ovaries” where there are cysts that surround the ovary.
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