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| In Touch Acupuncture Initial Visit. |
$125 60 minutes |
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Treatment consists of guiding fine, sterilized needles through specific points falling along meridians or energetic channels throughout the body. The meridians, invisible to the naked eye, correspond to different organs requiring the restoration of harmonious balance. Through the insertion and manipulation of these needles, stagnant energy that may have been blocked now becomes released and free to flow in the proper direction through the channels. Herbal therapy optional.
Initial Visit $125 Follow-up visit $100 |
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| Facial Rejuvenation |
$100 a session |
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Select from either a fine Seirin needle or light-touch electrical wave treatment to reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. Let healing hands relieve tension and soothe the skin with a follow-up shiatsu mini acu-scalp and facial massage.
45 minutes, $500 (5 pack) $925 (10 pack) |
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| Smoking Cessation |
$50 30 minutes |
| Do you want to quit smoking? Try Aucupuncture! |
Let InTouch Acupuncture help you quit! A painless auricular (ear) treatment followed by a consultation of craving cessation techniques will ease the detoxification process and calm your spirit. ˝ hour
$250 (5 pack) $500 (10 pack) |
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| Seasonal Tune-Up |
$100 a session |
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Feel your best at the start of each new season! This full body acupuncture treatment series will strengthen your immune system to help prevent common cold, flu, allergies, and low energy. 1 hour
$400 (4 pack, 1 per season) |
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| PMS Mood Lifter |
$75 a session |
| Gone on Gals!!! We all suffer from it! |
Relieve that nagging cramping, mood swings, and more with a series of full-body acupuncture, moxibustion, and cupping treatments before your time of the month. Chinese medicinals optional. 45 minutes
$150 (2 pack) |
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| Zen Euphoria |
$200 a session 90 minutes |
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Relax into a customized acupuncture treatment designed to invigorate your qi, the moving energy of your body. Follow with a healing meridian massage that will leave your body completely revitalized.
$200 1.5 hours |
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| Acupuncture Earth Healing Ritual |
$200 90 minutes |
| A synergy between Acupuncture and a detoxifying body mask |
| Begin with an Asian volcanic clay body mask traditionally used to cool and detoxify the skin. We allow the mask to dry, indicating optimal qi flow. Continue with a soothing shower, and then harmonize your energetic meridians with an acupuncture treatment individually designed to replenish your health. |
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| Yin & Yang Bliss |
$250 90 minutes |
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| Synergize your mind, body and spirit with the Acupuncture Earth Healing Ritual followed by a cooling shower and head-to-toe meridian massage with JAMU island fruit oils. Enter a state of deep relaxation while healing hands rejuvenate the qi of your channels…a positively blissful experience. |
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| FAQS |
| What is Acupuncture? |
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| Acupuncture is an ancient therapeutic modality that works by restoring energetic balance to the organ systems of the body. It comprises one component of Traditional Chinese Medicine, an umbrella term used to describe the healing techniques of needling, tui na massage, gua sha, cupping, moxibustion, and Chinese herbal medicinals. |
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| What does Acupuncture Treat? |
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Acupuncture can treat a multitude of problems, some of which include:
Addictions (i.e. Smoking, Food, Drugs), Acute or Chronic Pain, Anxiety, Arthritis, Asthma/Allergies, Bowel Disorders, Bronchitis/Sinusitis, Childhood Illnesses, Chronic Fatigue/Fibromyalgia, Depression, Facial Rejeuvenation, Gynecological Disorders/Infertility, Headaches, Hay Fever, Health Maintenance, High Blood Pressure, Skin Problems, Stress, Stroke/Palsy, Urinary Disorders, Vision Problems, & Weightloss. |
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| How does acupuncture affect my body? |
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| Through the use of fine, sterilized needles, an acupuncturist will needle specific points falling along meridians or energetic channels throughout the body that correspond to different organs requiring the restoration of harmonious balance. Through the insertion and manipulation of these needles, stagnant energy that may have been blocked now becomes released and free to flow in the proper direction through the channels. |
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| How long will it take to improve my condition? |
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| Each case requires a variable number of sessions before change is witnessed. In acute situations like common cold or tension headache, one or two treatments may completely resolve the problem. For more chronic conditions such as depression or asthma, a longer treatment protocol may be warranted. |
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| Are the needles sterilized? |
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| Yes, the needles are sterilized and pre-packaged before use. After an individual treatment, needles are immediately discarded in labeled biohazard containers. At InTouch Acupuncture, the needles are never reused. |
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| What Sensations will I experience during a treatment? |
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| Everyone has a completely unique experience during an acupuncture treatment. Sensations of warmth, tingling, heaviness, aching, pulsing, pulling, moving, and vibrating around specific points or throughout the body comprise some of the most commonly described subjective feelings in any given session. |
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| How are Chinese Herbs Prepared? |
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| The use of Chinese medicinals in the treatment of disease dates back to the days of antiquity, over 2,000 years ago. Raw herbs, granules, and patented teapills are some of the most common forms of Chinese medicinals used today. Each herbal prescription is uniquely formulated to address a client’s ailment. |
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| Primary Adjunct Therapies |
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Tui Na: A classical form of Chinese therapeutic massage, tui na may be implemented by the practitioner on an as-needed basis. This hands-on treatment is particularly affective in dredging the meridians and releasing blocked energy from the muscle layers of the body.
Electro-stimulation: Initially developed in China during the 1930s, electro-acupuncture became highly popularized in the late 1960s and early 1970s due to its particular effectiveness in presurgical anesthesia. In addition to the treatment of pain, e-stim can provide relief from palsy, paralysis, muscle atrophy, prolapse and more.
Gua Sha: This ancient practice consists of vigorously scraping a porcelain spoon across the muscles of the neck and back to relieve muscle tension, stiffness, and pain. Upon completion, redness may appear on the surface of the skin, indicating “sha” or the severity of the stagnant energy that was once lodged in the muscular depths.
Cupping: Negative pressure forms a vacuum-sealed barrier between the cup and the skin. This suction causes blood vessel dilation which warms and promotes the free flow of qi and blood in the meridians and diminishes swellings and pains. Stationary or sliding glass, bamboo, or plastic cup therapy can provide notable relief from shoulder, back, stomach, and leg tension, vomiting, menstrual cramps, cough, asthma, and acute sprains.
Moxibustion: Artemisia Vulgaris, a species of chrysanthemum known for its healing properties, may be heated and either directly or indirectly applied to the surface of the skin to treat painful joints, abdominal pain, diarrhea, PMS cramping, hernia, impotence, common cold, and asthma. |
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