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Gua Sha Therapy Guide

On April 28, 2020 / Acupuncture, Asian Bodywork Therapy

Gua Sha (pronunced Gwah Shaw or Gwah Saw) , is an ancient manual medical technique that uses a tool to scrape the skin, muscle & fascia for the purpose of loosening adhesions or stagnation, relieving muscle tension & promoting normal circulation to these tissues. This creates an expansion of the tissues-increasing blood flow, promoting better functioning of sweat and sebaceous glands, flushing capillary beds, draining stagnant blood, toxins and lymph, restoring normal metabolic processes and re-supplying vital nutrients to the surrounding tissues. The word Gua translates to Scraping & the word Sha to the Markings that appear.

Cupping Therapy Guide

On April 22, 2020 / Acupuncture, Asian Bodywork Therapy

In an acupuncture treatment I will use additional tools along with my traditional acupuncture needles, incorporating Acupressure, Cupping or GuaSha into an acupuncture treatment when necessary. If cupping has been helpful to a patient’s condition, I will often recommend for them to do this treatment at home, individually or with a partner.

8 Benefits of Asian Bodywork Therapy

On July 26, 2017 / Asian Bodywork Therapy

Classical Chinese Medicine Chinese Medicine treats the conditions that prevent health from occurring. Chinese medicine is over 3000 years old and is a sophisticated, comprehensive approach to healing that effectively improves physical and mental health, enhances immunity and encourages increased overall health, function and well-being. The focus of CM is on increasing health to discourage disease, and it does this by supporting the body’s inherent qualities for regaining health Asian Bodywork Therapy Asian Bodywork Therapy (ABT) includes various forms of massage/manual therapy techniques that are based upon Chinese Medical principles of assessment and treatment of the body & mind. 8 Benefits

Michelle McClosky

13:04 10 Aug 22

Jess is the BEST! Acupuncture really works for me and it's nothing like I thought it would be. Very relaxing and Zen environment. Also, for those who worry, it doesn't hurt in the slightest lol!

Renee Austin

19:56 07 Aug 22

Jessica is great, easy to talk to, professional and a great acupuncturist. The office is really nice, clean and inviting.

Kimberly Gonzales

01:04 07 Aug 22

I have been going to acupuncture for about 9 years. My previous acupuncturist did not open back up after Covid, so I found Jess about 2 years ago and she is wonderful!!! She truly cares about her patients and helping with their needs. Wish I found her sooner.

Priscilla Hodge

21:56 05 Aug 22

I have gone to various acupuncturist over the past 25 years, but Jess Faulkner is truly helping with my lymphatic system's swelling in my right leg. I had major foot reconstruction on my right foot and tendons over 8 years ago. I hope my body continues to respond to her treatment. I am so glad I found her!

Monica

23:28 02 Aug 22

As soon as I started working with Jessica, I loved the experience. She listens to your needs and what your body is experiencing and tries to remediate those issues in different ways. Acupuncture, massage, cupping, etc. Jess is easy to talk to and she always goes over what she’s going to try during your sessions. I highly recommend going to her practice. I continue seeing her through my pregnancy in easing my sciatic pain. Thanks Jess!

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8 Benefits of Asian Bodywork Therapy

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