Acupuncture
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) is a sophisticated healing practice developed over more than 3,000 years. In Chinese medicine, treatment focuses on the individual rather than solely on the disease. The mental, emotional, and physical aspects of each patient are considered interconnected.
Sarah is trained to evaluate symptoms collectively to develop a comprehensive understanding of each patient's health using traditional Eastern diagnostic methods. She is also familiar with Western medical practices and diagnoses.
An assessment typically includes a detailed consultation, visual examination of the tongue, pulse evaluation at the wrists, and palpation of acupuncture points.
Fertility & Reproductive Health
Sarah offers personalized acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine for individuals seeking support with fertility and reproductive health.
Her approach considers each patient's unique health history, concerns, and goals, incorporating individualized treatment strategies that may include acupuncture, Chinese herbal medicine, and lifestyle guidance.
Whether you're exploring fertility support or seeking care for other reproductive health concerns, Sarah provides a thoughtful, whole-person approach to treatment.
Acupuncture Injection Therapy
Sarah offers Acupuncture Injection Therapy, also known as Acupoint Injection Therapy or Biopuncture, alongside a selection of vitamin and other specialized injections.
Her approach combines traditional acupuncture principles with targeted injection techniques, with treatments individualized according to each patient's health history, concerns, and wellness goals.
Explore the available injection options, treatment information, and pricing.
Acupuncture for Weight Loss
Every person is unique, and finding the right approach to optimal health is a personal process that may evolve over time.
For more than two decades, Sarah has helped patients navigate their individual paths toward improved health and well-being.
She develops personalized treatment plans based on each patient's needs, which may include acupuncture, lifestyle coaching, dietary guidance, Chinese herbal medicine, and herbal injection therapies.
Chinese Herbal Medicine
Chinese herbal medicine may be prescribed as a complement to acupuncture treatments or as a primary form of therapy.
Herbal formulas are traditionally used to address patterns of imbalance and may support concerns related to digestion, energy, sleep, menstrual health, and overall well-being.
Chinese herbal medicine is commonly incorporated into treatment plans for both chronic and acute health concerns.
During your visit, Sarah will ask detailed questions about your symptoms, medical history, medications, and lifestyle to determine an appropriate, individualized approach.
Dry Needling
Dry needling involves the insertion of fine needles into targeted muscles or trigger points to address tension, discomfort, and musculoskeletal concerns.
This technique shares similarities with acupuncture and may be incorporated into a personalized treatment plan.
Neural Therapy and Scar Remodeling
Neural therapy is an injection-based treatment technique involving the administration of local anesthetics, commonly procaine or lidocaine, into targeted areas such as scars, peripheral nerves, trigger points, and surrounding tissues.
The technique is based on the theory that certain areas of tissue irritation or dysfunction may contribute to persistent pain and other symptoms.
Neural therapy aims to address these areas as part of an individualized treatment approach. Evidence supporting its effectiveness for various conditions remains limited.
Tui Na Massage
Tui Na (pronounced twee nah) is a traditional form of Chinese therapeutic massage that incorporates kneading, pressing, rolling, shaking, and stretching techniques.
Rooted in Traditional Chinese Medicine, Tui Na is traditionally used to encourage the movement of Qi (vital energy) and blood throughout the body while supporting muscle relaxation, joint mobility, and overall physical well-being.
Additional Techniques
Depending on each patient's individual needs, Sarah may incorporate additional Traditional Chinese Medicine techniques into her treatments, including moxibustion, cupping, tiger warmer therapy, gua sha, and dietary guidance.
These complementary approaches are selected to support each patient's personalized treatment plan.
Begin Your Path to Balance
Experience an individualized approach to health and well-being with Sol Acupuncture.