Stress hunches our shoulders and tightens our breath, anxiety knots our guts, depression leaves us worn, exhausted from the struggle. Acupuncture and herbal medicine make use of the intrinsic unity of body-mind-spirit, helping to awaken this whole, simultaneously, to different ways of being in the world – a breath unencumbered, a mind clear and able to both focus and rest, a body light and freely able to move. To wake up to the fullest expression of our lives begins with finding the freedom in things no more complicated than this.

Learn More

If you twist a knee or throw out your back, acupuncture can provide immediate benefit. But pain can be more subtle and more chronic than this, too. Pain comes from obstruction, found where the unfolding energy of life has been impeded, tangled, or diverted from its more abundant course. This holds true regardless of the source or kind of pain. When our bodies hurt, our minds are burdened, and our spirits struggle. Understanding and treating pain must work with this intertwined complexity.

Learn More

Traditional medicine consists of both direct physical therapeutic techniques like acupuncture and massage, as well as the prescription of herbal remedies. These techniques have been practiced worldwide, in a variety of different forms and throughout a wide geographic and cultural range, for thousands of years. Their efficacy and continuing vital capacity to deal with both acute and chronic pathology situates them as a necessary complement to biomedical treatments.

Learn More