Vonda Muncy
- Acupuncture promotes body's natural healing mechanisms.
- Offers various traditional Chinese medicine treatments.
- Employs diverse acupuncture techniques for wellness.
- Acupuncturist brings new learning and techniques to clinic.
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Castle Pines Acupuncture
850 W Happy Canyon Rd, Castle Rock, CO, 80108-3908
My interest in holistic health began when I was very young. My mother always felt that antibiotics should only be taken when absolutely necessary. As a result, she was always seeking other ways to support the body’s healing mechanisms. Acupuncture was one of those methods. I spent most of my adult life working as an aircraft dispatcher and operations manager for the airlines. My spare time was spent learning as much as I could about various natural healing modalities. When I “retired” from the airlines I knew I would pursue a second career in healing. I obtained a Master’s of Science degree in acupuncture from Colorado School of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Denver, Colorado. A year later, I returned to school and earned a Master’s of Science in Chinese Medicine. Shortly after, I earned a doctorate degree in Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine from Pacific College of Oriental Medicine. When I am not in the clinic, I am training in aikido, gardening, hiking, playing Settlers of Catan or thrifting. My love of acupuncture is only exceeded by my love of learning. Some weekends I travel to conferences or trainings to bring new information and/or techniques to my clinic.
Acupuncture treatment to support and optimize the health of the eyes for macular degeneration, retinitis pigmentosa, glaucoma, dry eye and other opthalmic conditions. Ten treatments are required for optimal results. Price listed is for one treatment. Practitioner received advanced training for these treatments.