by Janice | Mar 17, 2026
Thoracic Outlet Syndrome responds very well to cupping & Tuina, with acupuncture to engage the rest of the body. I’ve restored sensation and feeling for multiple neuropathy patients, using either local acupuncture or distal work to re-engage the muscles and nerve...
by Janice | Mar 17, 2026
Chiropractic doctors and Physical Therapists often use acupuncture needles in something called ?Dry Needling’ to relax muscle groups and engage the body to release tension. It is not acupuncture because they are using muscle-directed work, yet it is often effective....
by Janice | Mar 17, 2026
Yes, my patients have good recovery from sciatic pain, which is usually caused by the inflammation of the gluteus or piriformis muscle groups around the sciatic nerve.
by Janice | Mar 17, 2026
My license is LAc, which is Licensed Acupuncturist, in Texas and Minnesota. I also am a Certified Practitioner of Tuina bodywork, and a Certified Cupping Therapist. I have a white coat that I keep in a closet. If it makes you happy, you’re more than welcome to put it...
by Janice | Mar 17, 2026
Like a short pinch at best. Some people are very sensitive, and I have a method for releasing some of that sensitivity quickly so they don’t have as much of a reaction. I’ve had a patient mention that he only felt three needles go in after I’d put in ten, so it’s...
