Acupuncture Treatments
Japanese Style
Chinese Style
Chinese style acupuncture is more aggressive. Needle insertion is deep and stimulation is aggressive. One of the theories of Traditional Chinese medicine is meridian theory. The sick meridian is determined by the location of the pain or the signs and symptoms. This process works very well for headaches, neck, back and all types of pain. This is referred to as “chasing the pain”. Needling local points in conjunction with meridian theory or by themselves are also very effective.
Four Seasons Acupuncture combines both Japanese and Chinese styles together by doing a root treatment in Japanese style to balance your pulse and doing a branch treatment in Chinese style to treat your symptoms. Japanese style is more effective in addressing your underline constitution and Chinese style is more effective in addressing your symptoms. An integration of the two methods provides the best possible treatment for you, allowing for a free flow of energy that is balanced so your body can heal itself.