Warmest thoughts and best wishes
for a wonderful holiday and a very
Happy New Year!
Our Acupuncture office will be open
Monday December 26-Thursday December 29.
We are looking forward to the New Year 2023
We are open Monday January 2nd, 2023!
Warmest thoughts and best wishes
for a wonderful holiday and a very
Happy New Year!
Our Acupuncture office will be open
Monday December 26-Thursday December 29.
We are looking forward to the New Year 2023
We are open Monday January 2nd, 2023!

While commonly connected to those who have served in the military, post-traumatic stress disorder or PTSD, can impact anyone who has suffered from violence or emotional trauma. The National Institute of Mental Health defines PTSD this way, “Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) can develop after exposure to a potentially traumatic event that is beyond a typical stressor.” According to the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs approximately 12 million adults in the U.S. suffer from PTSD during a given year. continue reading

A Harris Poll released earlier this year found that approximately three out of ten U.S. adults currently suffer from chronic low back pain. To put it another way, that’s an estimated 72.3 million people! Common treatments usually include prescription medications which bring their own complications and side effects into the picture. If you are looking for a drug-free alternative to your back pain, acupuncture could be the solution you have been searching for. continue reading

Whether you are a professional, college, or high school athlete (or maybe just a weekend warrior), you know that injuries can happen when you least expect it. Sometimes, it’s a traumatic injury because your body was pushed beyond its limit and sometimes, the injury comes from simple overuse. And every athlete wants to get back on the field, court, or track as quickly as possible. continue reading
Enjoy time with family and friends this Thanksgiving and give thanks. What are you grateful for?
I am especially grateful this Thanksgiving to welcome my son home from his first semester in college. It has only been 3 months, but it feels like a year. I am grateful that he isn’t homesick, he likes it, and his grades are good!!
I am also grateful (albeit slightly nervous) that my younger son is learning to drive. He is busy this semester as a sophomore and playing winter ball.
I am grateful for my acupuncture practice, my patients that put their trust in me, and I am happy to help you feel better.
The grateful man sees so much in the world to be thankful for, and with him the good outweighs
the evil-Joseph F. Smith