Services
In person:
Acupuncture (First Office visit also includes an Osteopathic evaluation)
Acupuncture & Osteopathic Bodywork - 60 or 90 minutes
Ashiatsu Massage - 60 or 90 minutes
*Billable for most insurances with acupuncture benefit plan (except Medicare).
REMOTE:
Akashic Records Journey
What does a healing treatment consist of?
“If you want to know the secrets of the universe, think in terms of energy, frequency, and vibration.” ― Nikola Tesla
In traditional forms of medicine all over the world, the patient is assessed as an individual and given a treatment unique to them. If the body is a tree in a forest, then Western medicine is skilled at finding the smallest microbe on the tree and showing us what illness we have. The holistic practitioner, however, will look at the whole structure of leaves, branches, roots and the mycelial network below to assess the health of that tree.
My work consists of a full patient intake as well an osteopathic evaluation. This evaluation indicates any visceral structures that will need attention. Because your vital organs are so important for functioning, you will lose circulation to your arms, legs and neck due to adhesions and imbalances in your organs before you will lose circulation to the organ itself. By balancing the organs it is possible to increase the vitality of other parts of the body without directly treating them. For example, a fixation in the stomach may cause fascial imbalances within and create a problem in the left shoulder. This may be addressed using visceral manipulation, vascular manipulation, and cranial sacral or work with the nerve structures of the shoulder.
However, addressing the root cause of the issue may involve childhood trauma, ancestral patterning, or other disturbances in the auric or toroidal field around the body. As I dive deeper into the root cause of imbalances I find myself bringing more awareness to the unconscious spiritual and emotional causes.
healing modalities:
I incorporate sound healing, guided meditations in the Akashic Records, acupuncture, dietary therapies and frequency specific micro-current, depending on what the body is asking for.
After years of practice I have found that using sound therapy, including tuning forks, singing bowls, drumming, toning and chanting have created lasting results - by releasing emotional patterns that contribute to disease, or dis-ease.
I believe in tapping unto the unique message that the body is sending and allowing the body to feel validated on it’s healing journey. The more we rely on feedback from the body, the more effective this type of treatment can be.
Acupuncture:
East Asian Medicine is an ancient Chinese practice that incorporates several different modalities to support the body’s balance. The practitioner evaluates the patient based on their constitution by looking at the tongue and reading the health of twelve organs through the pulse. As an East Asian Medical practitioner I incorporate various methods to support the body in returning to balance.
Acupuncture is one of the modalities we use to engage “Qi” or energy, through the insertion of thin needles. This helps to resolve blockages in circulation that lead to pain and stagnation.
Osteopathic Manual Therapy:
A gentle yet effective hands on therapy using palpation to find the root of imbalance. It often involves gentle fascia releases at the level of the organs, ligaments, nerves, bones as well as vascular system. This enhances the function of the body through optimal structure. A popular form of osteopathic manual therapy is cranial sacral, which focuses on the osseous (bony) structures of the cranium and sacrum.
Neurological Integration:
Based in neurophysiology and the principle that the brain governs optimal function of the body through its neurological circuitry, this system of evaluation and treatment utilizes biofeedback from the body to the brain. Using muscle testing, a scientifically proven method of determining whether the brain is in full communication with the body’s function, the practitioner determines organs, glands, sutures, membranous and other neurological structures which are implicated in the disconnect and utilizes the post central gyrus to help the brain integrate that information. This treatment can be integrated into a session easily and may support structural, physical, pathological, neurological, hormonal or emotional imbalances.
Sound Journey:
Not all healing occurs on the physical dimensions. Your heart and brain produce an electromagnetic fields that spans your body six feet around you. When energy is trapped in the field in the form of unprocessed emotions or memories, it can be helpful to receive therapeutic sound vibrations to help the body integrate, allowing information to be processed more easily on a physical level.
Holographic Sound Healing has been used since Ancient Egyptian times and can involve singing bowls, drumming, rattles and vocal toning.
I often utilize this technique during a session or in a group with a guided meditation which pulls from guidance of ancestors, spirit guides and angels to help shift the energetic body. In this journey you may connect with your higher self, inner child, and receive downloads to help support you in your process.
Chinese herbs and supplements:
Ancient Chinese formulas may be used to help resolve pathogenic influences in your body such as cold, damp, wind, heat, and stasis. Supplements herbs and nutrients may be used to help support a shift in the body.
Ashiatsu Massage:
Ashiatsu is a barefoot massage technique which applies deep, broad pressure utilizing gravity and an overhead bar system to assist in providing a deeply relaxing treatment. This can provide up to three times more pressure than a traditional massage without the discomfort of pointy elbows and thumbs. It enables elongation in the muscles and the spine, improves lymphatic circulation and detoxification, and improves posture and range of motion.
