Therapies Available

• Myofascial Release I & II:
• MFR / Unwinding:
• NISA: Neuromuscular Integration and Structural Alignment
• Acupuncture

A Little About Acupuncture

The World Health Organization (W.H.O.) recognizes acupuncture to treat
more than 43 common disorders:
• Gastrointestinal disorders, such as food allergies, peptic ulcer,
chronic diarrhea, constipation, indigestion, anorexia and gastritis.
• Gynecological disorders, such as irregular, heavy, painful periods,
PMS, infertility in women and men.
• Respiratory disorders such as emphysema, sinusitis, asthma, allergies and bronchitis.
• Disorders of bones, muscles and joints, as well as the nervous system
that include, arthritides, migraines, headaches, neuralgia, insomnia,
dizziness, low back, neck and shoulder pain.
• Emotional and psychological disturbances including depression and anxiety.
• Addictions like alcohol, nicotine and drugs.
• Eye, ear and throat disorders Supportive therapy for other
chronic and debilitating disorders.

Is Acupuncture Safe? Painful?

Clean Needle Technique: A Manual for Acupuncturists and other Healthcare Professionals
The protocol I follow for handling and disposing of needles is written by Jenny Belluomini.
I do not reuse needlesand they are individually packaged.
Acupuncture needles are very fine and flexible. They are about the diameter of a human hair;
most times the insertion is painless through the skin.
You may feel electricity, or heaviness in the area of the insertion .
If a needle is inserted into a sore spot in the muscle, the muscle may jump.
Most people receiving acupuncture treatments find it relaxing and may even fall asleep.