A traditional Chinese practice which involves the insertion of thin needles into certain points in the body in order to achieve balance of energy in the body, to alleviate pain and promote healing.  Acupuncture can treat conditions of all kinds, from physical ailments to mental emotional disorders.

One of the oldest traditional Chinese Medicine therapies, in which cups are applied to the skin for a few minutes to produce a suction effect on the body.  This action stimulates blood flow, promotes the flow of Qi (energy) through the body to decrease pain, as well as creates an avenue for toxins to leave the body.

Homeopathy is a science-based medicine, which has been around since 1796.  This method utilizes extremely diluted natural substances, which in large amounts produces symptoms of disease in a healthy person, but in an ill person, it cures these same symptoms.

The way we eat and what we eat makes a difference on how we feel and how our body functions, short term and long term.  

This therapy allows us to bypass the digestive system (where all of the vitamins and minerals are absorbed), allowing direct access to the blood stream.  This results in a much quicker response to the nutrients, supporting people with acute illnesses, as well as, conditions, which cause malabsorption in the digestive tract. 

A therapeutic method using different temperatures of water to treat physical ailments of all kinds.  Everyone has used an ice pack or heating pad at some point in their life, but you probably didn’t know you were utilizing hydrotherapy.

Medicinal herbs have been used for centuries and are the original medicines nature intended us to use. The plant’s seeds, berries, roots, leaves, bark and flowers all have different actions and are utilized for medicinal purposes.  Herbs can be delivered in many forms, such as liquid tincture, capsules, syrups, teas and salves.