In the interest of providing more comprehensive care, we have designed some opportunities to better promote a deeper healing facilitated by the synergy of the 4 branches of Chinese medicine. Each of these therapies serves to support and reinforce the other. Also, in addition to receiving acupuncture and a customized herbal formula, we also will teach you important self care tools from Chinese nutritional therapy and qi gong to help you manage your own healing process. Here is more information about each of the 4 branches. You can also click on the highlighted links to read more.
Acupuncture is a therapeutic technique that is thousands of years old. It is part of the larger system of Chinese medicine. and involves the use of very small, sterile, stainless steel needles in specific areas on the human body called acupuncture points. These points fall along specific acupuncture meridians that usually originate or end in the digits of the hands and feet, but can also originate in the head. To read our blog posts about acupuncture, click here.
Herbal Medicine is the use of plants for both preventing and healing both chronic and acute health issues and is one of the oldest forms of medicine. We use the Chinese medicine system to customize a combination of herbs to best address your unique presentation. To read more about herbs and herbal medicine, click here to see our past blog posts.
Chinese Nutritional Counseling offers direction about what effect different foods have on the body and how they can best support your individual health and well being. Food can be your medicine, and it provides a solid foundation for health. We use the wisdom of Chinese medicine to support the healing process. For more reading about food and nutrition in our past blog posts, click here.
Qi Gong/Medical Qi Gong – Qi Gong literally means skill with qi, and is a thousands year old health practice originally from China used to both preserve health when well and to heal illness when sick. It consists of movement, sound, meditation and intention to move qi in the body and thus attain good health. Medical Qi Gong is similar as it abides by the same principles and is one of the four main branches of Chinese medicine, however, the medical qi gong practitioner uses their skill to direct the flow of qi. To read more about the practice qi gong and meditation practices, click here for more blog posts. To read more about medical qi gong, click here for more blog posts.
We are offering an initial combination that combines all of these therapies, as well as packages for return visits. Here are the details:
Comprehensive Initial Consultation ($190) – A comprehensive evaluation is a 1.75-2 hour visit that combines herbal medicine, Chinese nutritional therapy, qi gong prescriptions, as well as an acupuncture treatment. We will create a customized herbal formula, as well as nutritional recommendations and qi gong prescriptions, as well as receive an acupuncture treatment.
Comprehensive Consultation Package Followup Visits – By purchasing your followup visits as a part of package you can save on the overall cost. The packages cover visits that focus on acupuncture, herbal medicine, Chinese nutritional therapy, and qi gong prescriptions. A package of 6 followup visits includes 4 acupuncture visits and 2 herbal/qi gong/nutritional followups for $360. A package of 9 followup visits includes 6 acupuncture visits and 3 herbal/qi gong/nutritional followups for $525.
For more information call us at 336-739-0317.
