Info for those who are new to Traditional Acu:
Traditional Acupuncture involves a private treatment room. It sometimes can involve treatment face up, face down, cupping, electro-stimulation, gua sha, etc. as seen as needed by the practitioner in their assessment.
Traditional style is not community style. The price is along the normal rate of acupuncture: $75.00 per session.
Here superbills can be provided for reimbursement on covered insurance policies... or use your HSA account to pay for your sessions

Optimal function and relief of symptoms with energetic balance for baby and toddler. For balance in: digestion, toothache, restlessness, hiccup, colds, crying at night, diarrhea, constipation, asthma, chest congestion, etc.

Acupuncture for fertility is a traditional acupuncture session due to the length of detail and attention necessary for each patient.
You will notice acupuncture regulating the menstrual cycle first, then the body is considered fertile for carrying baby.
If your budget is tight and you would like to access community acupuncture for morning sickness and carrying baby full term, you may continue treatment in traditional style or community style.

Ancient Umbrella of Chinese Medicine Techniques other than Acupuncture:
Cupping: glass globes with an ignited flame to the interior. When placed on the acupuncture point, they draw out stagnation and address the functionality of the specific acupuncture point used.
Gua Sha: repeated scraping method used with oil and a gua sha tool over the acupuncture point. Brings blood flow, cleanses the channel of sha.
PLEASE DO NOT SIGN UP FOR THIS TYPE OF TREATMENT AS A NEW PATIENT. TRADITIONAL APPT. NEEDED.

Dried mugwort is burned to create significant heat that warms and activates the acupuncture point.
Note that moxa is smoky and smelly. Hair, skin, and clothes will retain the smell of moxibustion until washed.
This is contraindicated for patients who are too warm.
NEW PATIENT PREREQUISITE TO THIS TYPE OF APPOINTMENT IS A TRADITIONAL ACUPUNCTURE APPOINTMENT BECAUSE OF TIME CONSTRAINTS.

For those who are afraid of needles! This is a longer session with the practitioner.
Application of Traditional Chinese Medicine qi balancing techniques used in acupuncture, but without the needles. Here the practitioner uses their hands as a tool to stimulate points. Handheld electrical stimulators are used as well to conduct the flow of qi.