Acupuncture

Why Use Acupuncture?

Acupuncture is a traditional Chinese Medicine technique that has been used for over 2,500 years to treat stubborn pain, internal conditions like anxiety, thyroid, allergies, GI complaints, fertility and much more.

Science is only beginning to understand how acupuncture works. Research shows that needle insertion into specific areas of the body releases chemicals such as endorphins (opioid pain killer), norepinephrine / noradrenaline, and serotonin.

These biochemical changes can stimulate the body’s natural healing abilities and promote physical and emotional wellbeing.


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What to Expect from Acupuncture


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Quick & Painless

Acupuncture treatments are quick and painless and you are in and out of the office in about 30 to 45 minutes.

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Treatment Course

The estimated number of treatments needed is determined by the severity of your symptoms, the amount of time you’ve had the problem and your overall health.

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Accurate Evaluation

During your initial consultation, Nancy Sencil will evaluate your symptoms to see if you are a good candidate for Acupuncture treatment..

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The Process

The acupuncture process is repeated 2-4 times a week until maximum improvement is seen.

A maintenance regimen is often prescribed to prevent reoccurrence.

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Absence Of Symptoms

Acupuncture treatment can help alleviate or lessen symptoms even in severe conditions that have been present for years.

Common Questions



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Am I A Candidate For Acupuncture ?

The medical literature shows acupuncture’s effect on nearly every biophysical system in the body. I’ve seen patients suffering from a wide variety of problems respond to acupuncture treatment when nothing else has worked.

So, for most people, yes, acupuncture is something you should explore.

How Many Acupuncture Treatments Will I Need?

The number of treatments needed differs from person to person. For complex or long-standing conditions, one or two treatments a week for several months may be recommended. For acute problems, usually fewer visits are required, and for health maintenance, we recommend monthly tune ups.

Does Acupuncture Hurt?

No. It’s very comfortable. Most people end up taking a nap during their treatment and leave feeling refreshed and relaxed.

Is Acupuncture Covered By Insurance?

Insurance companies only like to cover treatments that don’t actually fix the problem. So we’re out of network for all insurance. The good news is, that you are the one in charge of what procedures you get, not an insurance company. And acupuncture treatment is very affordable.