Roots and Needles
Massage Therapy
Massage therapy is designed to support relaxation, reduce muscular tension, and regulate the nervous system. This treatment integrates therapeutic bodywork techniques, offered as either deep tissue or Swedish massage, to improve circulation, relieve pain, and restore balance throughout the body.
- Relaxation-focused massage for stress-related muscular tension.
- Deep tissue work for muscular tension relief.
- Swedish massage to support circulation and comfort.
- Manual therapy for pain relief and body balance.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
Acupuncture
During your initial visit, we will comprehensively address your health concerns by delving into your health history, conducting a thorough examination of your tongue and pulse quality, and gathering detailed information through a comprehensive health intake. Together, we will formulate a customized treatment plan, discussing the necessary modalities, the anticipated duration of treatment, and the overall care approach. Your session will encompass acupuncture and any additional modalities recommended by the practitioner, such as Herbal Medicine consultation, Moxibustion, Gua Sha, Tui Na, Chinese Nutrition Counseling, E-Stim, TDP/Infrared Heat Lamp Therapy, and Ear Seeds. Please be aware that cupping & light therapy incur an add on fee of $30 and Gua Sha (a type of manual therapy) incurs an add on fee of $55. Please note that we do offer pediatric treatments.
- Pain relief through acupuncture.
- Muscle tension release via needles.
- Relaxation and stress reduction.
- Injury recovery support.
- General wellbeing enhancement.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
Lymphatic Drainage
Manual Lymphatic drainage using the Vodder Method is a gentle technique that encourages lymph flow to reduce swelling, support detoxification, and promote nervous system regulation. *Please be aware: For optimal results using the Vodder method, sessions focus on a limited number of areas, typically up to 2 areas in shorter sessions or up to 3 areas in 90-minute sessions. This is not a full-body treatment, and completing the full body requires multiple sessions for best results. Areas of focus will be selected and discussed with your therapist during the session.