Our Services

Acupuncture,
Reflexology & More

Energy blocks in the body can be detected through
the presence of pain or crystalline formations under
the skin.

What we do

Japanese-style Acupuncture

Has been a part of the practice of medicine in Japan for more than 1,400 years. The very thin, single use sterile needles are inserted with a guide tube making insertion almost painless.  All the senses are awakened and the transfer of Ki, life energy occurs, treating the immediate symptoms and pain in localized areas as well as assisting the body with its natural healing abilities to restore the body’s health.

Sound Therapy – A Non-invasive Therapy Using Tuning Forks

Whether we hear it or not, all things have their own unique resonate frequency that naturally vibrates. 

Sound travels four times faster in water than in air. Our body is made up of 70% water, including the organs, bones and tissues, which makes our body a great sound resonator.

The precision-calibrated tuning forks of different frequencies transport the sound waves through acupuncture points and/or along energy pathways (meridians) releasing the body’s blocked vital energy (Qi, pronounced chee), that causes pain and/or discomfort and then promotes a deep inner calm of the body.

Sound Therapy may be experienced on its own or to enhance an acupuncture, shiatsu or reflexology treatment.

Contemporary Cupping

The history of cupping has been reported being in existence around the world for thousands of years. The negative pressure massage uses oil and silicone cups to lift the connective tissues, bringing blood flow to stagnant skin and muscles. This action engages the parasympathetic nervous system to provide a deep relaxation to move through the entire body. For greater results, cupping may be combined with other modalities such as Shiatsu, Acupuncture, Massage, Chiropractic, Physiotherapy or Reflexology.

Tui Na (Chinese Massage) And Namikoshi Shiatsu (Japanese Massage)

One of the oldest forms of massage and bodywork in the Orient, Chinese Anmo (pressing and rubbing), was first developed in the 1700’s. This ancient massage, now called Tui Na (pushing and grasping), was later introduced in Japan, becoming known as Shiatsu (finger pressure). Shiatsu is performed by using thumbs, fingers and palm pressure. Tui Na, uses hands, thumbs, fingers and forearms, rolling, kneading, pressing, pushing, grasping, and rubbing techniques. Both types of massage bring the body to balance by loosening muscles, restoring the body’s structure; treating acupoints and moving energy along meridians (energy lines and channels) increasing blood and lymph circulation to assist the body’s natural healing and detoxification abilities; restores Ki, life energy, and specific body/mind ailments caused by daily stresses.