My practice incorporates pre-classical and contemporary approaches to acupuncture, as well as other methods from the Daoist and shamanic traditions that are at the root of Chinese medicine.

Acupuncture is well known for its ability to ease physical and emotional pain, to offer relief for many medical and psychological concerns, to heal a wide range of ailments and illnesses.

Acupuncture can also help us to move forward into a greater sense of harmony with ourselves—to ‘course correct’ around whatever obstacles lie in our path, whether physical, emotional, behavioral, or relational–including some of the following concerns:

Physical and emotional pain of all kinds: chronic pain, acute and chronic stress, depression, anxiety, grief and loss, trauma, and intergenerational trauma

Medical conditions: digestive, metabolic, gynecological, neurological, respiratory, vascular, inflammatory, and autoimmune disorders

Problems with sleep, fatigue, and energy

Feeling stuck, chronically unhappy, unfulfilled; difficulty feeling nourished or joyful in daily life

Self-defeating or destructive patterns in relationships, with food, and with other behavior

Feelings of shame, disembodiment, and dis-ease; feeling disconnected from your voice, identity, sense of self, or life path

Desire for greater sense of vitality, health, wellness, relatedness, spirituality, purpose.

Acupuncture and other elements of Chinese medicine are available in conjunction with psychotherapy, or as a stand-alone option: please visit springwindacupuncture.com for additional information on my acupuncture practice.