As doctors and practitioners of Chinese Medicine we often refer to ourselves as acupuncturists.  Acupuncture, however is only one of many therapies we use to help restore health and well being.  Most people are surprised to learn that Chinese Medicine is comprised of five branches: acupuncture, herbal medicine, massage therapy, nutritional and lifestyle counseling as well as therapeutic exercise.

We begin by asking questions about your condition, examining your tongue, feeling your pulses and palpating the injured area.  This examination process allows us to make a diagnosis based on the principles of Chinese medicine.  This diagnosis is unique to each patient and guides the entire treatment process.  The selection of acupuncture points, herbal prescriptions, manual therapy as well as dietary recommendations are based on your individual diagnosis.  These treatments are designed to address not only the symptoms but the root cause so that the condition is less likely to return.

In a typical session a patient may receive several therapies in one treatment.  If you were to receive these therapies separately the cost total cost would be several hundreds of dollars.  It is important to remember that during a treatment not only is your pain alleviated and range of motion restored but that your organ function is improved, sleep is more restful and your mind is more clear and relaxed. The holistic approach of Chinese Medicine provides excellent value in treating the source of your health issues.

Wishing you continued good health,

Dr. Denise Jenderzak, DACM, L.Ac.

480-832-0966