How the Patient and Practitioner work together to achieve wellness.
Working Together
1
Determining what you need help with.
Assessing your condition to determine if acupuncture can work for you.
2
Creating a personalized treatment plan.
Structuring a protocol that fits your needs.
3
Cultivating lifestyle and habits
Working together to cultivate strategies to support health and wellbeing.
"On my first visit, Jane was able to identify the source of my pain and provided relief. I have had about eight treatments with Jane and can honestly tell you that my pain is almost completely gone. I am running up and down the stairs as I used to!"
— JANET P. A POINT WELL TAKEN PATIENT
"I went to Jane hoping that acupuncture could help with the Meniere’s Disease symptoms I was experiencing. The results have been wonderful, a minor miracle. Such a relief!"
— Kathy, A POINT WELL TAKEN PATIENT
FAQs
What is acupuncture used for?
Acupuncture is most commonly used to treat sports injuries, neck pain, lower back pain, sciatica, tennis elbow, plantar fasciitis, headaches and TMJ. Acupuncture can also treat a wide range of health and wellness conditions such as digestive problems, thryroid imbalances, sleep problems, stress management and hormone problems
Does acupuncture hurt?
Acupuncture needles are very thin, therefore insertion typically causes little to no discomfort. Some patients will barely feel anything at all. Others report a dull, achy sensation or heaviness when the needle is inserted.