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How Acuheal Clinic Can Help You
How Acuheal Clinic Can Help You
At Acuheal Clinic, we bring years of experience in both Eastern and Western medicine to address a wide range of health concerns through individualized, holistic care. Whether you're navigating chronic conditions, managing stress, or seeking support for acute issues, Acuheal's practitioner, Diane, works with you to create a treatment plan tailored to your unique needs.
Acupuncture has been recognized by the World Health Organization (WHO) and the National Institutes of Health (NIH) for its effectiveness in treating numerous conditions and supporting overall wellness.
At Acuheal Clinic, we commonly treat:
Digestive issues such as IBS and gastric reflux
Anxiety and depression
Respiratory issues
Insomnia and sleep disturbances
Menstrual pain and hormonal imbalances
Headaches and migraines
Acute and chronic pain
General internal medicine concerns
If you’re dealing with a condition not listed here, please don’t hesitate to reach out. Our practictioner, Diane, is happy to discuss whether acupuncture might be a good fit for your treatment goals.
If you’re dealing with a condition not listed here, please don’t hesitate to reach out. Our practictioner, Diane, is happy to discuss whether acupuncture might be a good fit for your treatment goals.
During treatment, Diane may also incorporate other therapies based on your needs, such as:
Herbal medicine, including oral, topical treatments, and liniments or ointments, which Diane will explain in detail if she thinks it’s a good fit. She’ll go over what the herbs do, how they’re taken, and how they support your healing.
Cupping, a suction-based technique to help with stagnation. You may have seen the circular marks on Olympic swimmers—those aren’t bruises, they’re signs that stagnant energy is being pulled out.
Gua Sha, a gentle scraping method to improve circulation.
Gentle massage, when helpful.
Dietary and lifestyle guidance, which she may suggest depending on your pattern and presentation. Food is an important part of healing, and little changes can make a big difference.
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