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Aurora, CO · Natural pain relief & healing
A full hour of natural healing and pain relief with one of our licensed acupuncturists.
What is acupuncture?
Acupuncture involves placing fine, sterile needles into specific acupoints on the body to stimulate healing. Rooted in traditional Chinese medicine and supported by modern research, it's used to ease pain, calm the nervous system, and help the body restore balance.
Our practitioners blend traditional technique with a Western, evidence-based approach — including trigger-point work for myofascial pain — to give you a treatment tailored to your body.
Benefits
- Chronic pain relief
- Headache & migraine relief
- Allergy & asthma support
- Nausea control
- Faster post-surgery recovery
- Natural stress relief
Who it helps
- Athletes & active adults
- Office workers with neck, back, or shoulder tension
- Seniors managing chronic conditions
- Patients recovering from injury or surgery
- Women with obstetric or gynecological concerns
- Anyone living with headaches, allergies, or digestive issues
How our care plan works
- Step 1Get the answers you've been looking for
A comprehensive evaluation to understand your full health picture — not just your symptoms.
- Step 2A healing plan built for you
Customized recommendations using acupuncture and complementary holistic therapies — no drugs, no band-aids.
- Step 3Regain your hope. Regain your life.
When we get to the root, your body does the rest — so you can get back to the things that matter most.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an acupuncture treatment like?
An acupuncturist will ask questions about your health and symptoms during your initial visit. Your healthcare professional will then do a physical examination to determine which acupuncture points will be most effective. The acupuncturist will insert needles into specific places on the patient's skin. Needles are disposable, sanitary, and as thin as human hair. Acupuncturists can implant needles from a few millimeters to a few inches into the skin. Needles can remain in place for as long as 20 minutes.
What does the treatment feel like?
Every needle may cause a slight pinch. A blood draw is more painful than this. Needles used in the treatment are extremely thin and substantial, unlike the vacuous needles used in Western medicine.
What could make your treatment unsafe?
It is risky to receive acupuncture from someone who is improperly trained. Infections, organ punctures, and damage to the nervous system are all possible outcomes of receiving medical care from an inexperienced physician or one who uses non-sterile needles.
What do you expect after the treatment?
Due to the sedative effects of this therapy, we recommend that patients be driven home, particularly after their first treatment. If that's not an option, at least take a short nap of five to ten minutes before getting behind the wheel. After every session, your therapist may advise you to rest for a day or two.
What is the frequency of seeing your acupuncturist?
The total number of sessions required will vary based on the nature of your ailment, its seriousness, and the body's response. The typical appointment frequency for patients is once weekly. For others, the frequency of treatment is adjusted based on the impact duration. The acupuncturist can help you figure out the best frequency for your needs.