Lasting Results By Design

Your Body Works As An Integrated System.

Pain or tension in one area often reflects patterns happening elsewhere. How you move, breathe, and carry tension influences not only injuries and recovery, but also how well you perform in your day-to-day.

That’s why each session looks beyond the sore spot. By combining assessment, acupuncture, manual therapy, and corrective strategies, we can address both the source of your symptoms and the compensations around it — restoring balance and improving movement.

Treatments are focused and results-driven: whether you’re in the early stage of recovery, managing chronic pain, or maintaining long-term health, the goal is always the same — to help your whole system work together so you move with more ease, strength, and confidence.

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Mobility & Strength Assessment

A mix of muscle testing, orthopaedic assessments, range of motion evaluations, and movement analysis to pinpoint the specific muscles that may be restricted or weak, helping us create a treatment plan tailored to your needs.
Motor Point Activation

Targets specific points within muscles to reset their function, improving strength and flexibility. This technique is especially useful for pain relief and restoring mobility after injury, making it ideal for athletes and anyone dealing with muscle tension.
Dry Needling

Targeting “trigger points” or tight bands within muscle tissue with an acupuncture technique that will illicit a natural twitch response followed by relaxation of the muscle. Great for those stubborn spots that just won’t release with anything else.
Electroacupuncture

Combines acupuncture with gentle electric currents to boost the effects of treatment. This helps activate muscle tissue, increase circulation, and speed up the body’s natural healing process, making it a powerful tool for recovery.
Traditional Acupuncture

Stimulates nerve receptors in the skin, muscles, and fascia, triggering the release of endorphins and other natural chemicals. This helps to reduce pain, improve circulation, and decrease inflammation, promoting overall healing and well-being.
Manual Therapy

Hands-on therapies to relieve pain and improve movement. Techniques like fascial release, cupping, muscle energy techniques and active release help restore mobility, enhance recovery, and improve treatment outcomes.
Corrective Exersice

Designed to complement your treatments. Simple at home exercises help you maintain your progress and prevent injuries. With minimal equipment needed, and tailored to you, they keep you moving and improving between sessions.

Treatment Rates & Plans

Acupuncture works best when it follows a clear plan instead of one-off sessions. Your treatment plan will shift depending on where you are in the healing process.

In the beginning, we focus on building momentum and reducing pain with shorter, more frequent visits. Once symptoms are under control, sessions are spaced further apart with more time for reassessment, deeper treatment, and prevention.

For all new patients. Your first visit includes an initial assessment, treatment and treatment plan design tailored to your goals.
Our standard follow-up includes a focused reassessment and treatment to keep building on your progress.
Includes additional hands-on treatment and time to relax — ideal for a deeper nervous system reset.

2 visits per week for the first 2–3 weeks. This is when things are acute or flaring. We’re focused on breaking old patterns, calming pain, and getting weak or inhibited muscles working again.
Once symptoms are easing and stability has improved, we shift to weekly visits. Changes are starting to hold longer, but pain or tension may still creep back. These treatments reinforce progress and help build lasting patterns.
When you’re feeling better consistently, we move into tune-ups every 2–4 weeks (or as needed). The goal here is to keep you steady, prevent setbacks, and support your body so you can stay active and keep doing what you love.

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Still wondering how often to come in? This guide explains why frequency matters, how to know when it’s time to space visits out, and what progress really looks like.