


Patients often seek care for:
Low Back Pain
Upper Back Pain
Sciatica
Hip Pain
Sacroiliac Joint Pain
Muscle Tension & Spasms
Disc-Related Pain
Chronic Back Pain
Pain Related to Pregnancy
Postural Strain
Research suggests acupuncture may help reduce pain, improve function, support circulation, and promote the body's natural healing processes. Many patients report decreased pain, improved mobility, and greater ease with daily activities.
Acupuncture is not intended to replace medical care when needed. Instead, it can serve as part of a comprehensive approach to pain management and recovery.
Every treatment begins with a conversation.
We'll discuss your symptoms, pain patterns, activities that aggravate or relieve discomfort, health history, and any previous treatments you've tried. The goal is to understand not only where the pain is occurring, but why it may be persisting.
Treatment takes place on a comfortable heated table with pillows, bolsters, and blankets available for support. Areas of tension or discomfort may be gently palpated before treatment.
Acupuncture points are selected based on your individual presentation, and you'll then rest quietly for about 20–30 minutes while your body has an opportunity to relax and heal.
Many patients notice a reduction in pain, muscle tension, and stiffness, along with improved mobility and a greater sense of ease after treatment.
Pain is rarely caused by a single factor.
Dr. Carolyn takes a whole-person approach, looking beyond symptoms to understand how stress, posture, movement patterns, sleep, previous injuries, and overall health may be contributing to pain.
Acupuncture points are selected based on your individual presentation, and treatment may be enhanced with therapies such as cupping, gua sha, craniosacral therapy, massage therapy, aromatherapy, or lifestyle recommendations when appropriate.
Care is always collaborative, and treatments are adjusted based on your goals, preferences, and response to care. The focus is not simply on relieving pain, but on helping you move, function, and feel better over time.
Research suggests acupuncture may help reduce pain and improve function in people experiencing back pain and sciatica.
For many people, 4–6 weekly treatments provides a good starting point. Acute pain may respond more quickly, while chronic conditions often benefit from ongoing care.
Not necessarily. Additional therapies are offered when appropriate and based on your comfort level and treatment goals.
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Whether your pain is recent or longstanding, we're here to help you find relief, improve mobility, and support your body's natural healing process.