Services

Acupuncture & Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)

*Prices current as of Jan. 5th, 2026 *

  • Acupuncture – the first major component of TCM involving the insertion of extremely thin, sterile needles into specific acupuncture points throughout the body to stimulate the flow of qi and blood, the body’s building blocks of movement, nutrition/fuel and natural healing abilities.  Today’s western science has revealed that acupuncture affects the body’s nerves and muscles, brings increased blood flow to areas, and stimulates endorphins, neurotransmitters and hormones. These influences can make acupuncture effective at relieving the discomfort and pain associated with a variety of conditions.
    • 90 minute Initial Acupuncture Session (required for all New Patients) – $170
    • 90 minute Follow- Up Acupuncture Session – $170
    • 60 minute Follow-Up Acupuncture Session – $125
    • 30 minute Follow-Up or Children’s Acupuncture Session (18 years and under) – $80
  • Facial Rejuvenation Acupuncture -specific techniques suitable for the cosmetic treatment of fine lines & wrinkles, acne, roseca, facial scarring, TMJ, facial pain, facial paralysis and more. May also include the use of facial gua sha and facial cupping techniques as appropriate.
    • 75 minute Facial Rejuvenation Acupuncture with Gua Sha – $150
  • Traditional Chinese Herbal Medicine – Herbal medicine and food therapy encompass the second major component of TCM. A personalized Chinese herbal formula may be created for you in addition to food therapy guidelines to help conditions from the inside out.
    • 30 minute Herbal Medicine Consultation – $80 + cost of herbs
  • Cupping Therapy -special glass, plastic or silicone cups are placed over particular points on the body. A vacuum is created within the cup to create gentle suction. This process opens up the skin’s pores to stimulate blood flow, break up obstructions like scar tissues and fascial adhesions. Cupping can be helpful for stubborn deep-set muscle pain and for internal conditions such as indigestion, cough and asthma.
    • 30 minute Fire Cupping Session (for the body) – $80
    • 30 minute Facial Cupping & Gua Sha Session (for the face, jaw, neck) – $80
  • Moxibustion – the use of ‘moxa’, a dried version of the mugwort plant. Moxa cones are warmed over top of cold regions of the body or specific acupuncture points.  The warmth of moxa helps to stimulate circulation that can be helpful for chronic fatigue, digestive issues, fluid accumulation and areas of coldness, weakness and arthritis.
    • 30 minute Moxibustion Session – $80
  • Gua Sha – an external treatment also called “skin scraping” or “dermal friction”.  It involves firmly rubbing the skin with the edge of a ceramic spoon or specific gua sha tool. The purpose of gua sha is to release excesses in the body and to stimulate lymphatic flow to promote healing. It can be helpful in cases where a stubborn old injury has resulted in scarring and poor range of motion. Facial Gua Sha done along the contours of the face, jaw and neck can benefit the facial skin, improving circulation, skin texture and tone.
    • 30 minute Gua Sha Session – $80
  • Reiki – a type of energy work that uses gentle touch to active the body’s natural energetic field to provide healing and productive energy flow.
    • 30 minute Reiki Session – $80