Pain & mobility
Questions about back, neck, shoulder, joint, or muscle discomfort, headaches and migraines, and how they affect daily movement.
- Back & neck discomfort
- Joint & muscle concerns
- Headaches & migraines
- Upper & lower extremity discomfort
Acupuncture & Chinese medicine
Acupuncture Services
Sue’s appointment types, the approaches she may add within a visit, and the concerns people commonly bring to her.
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Combined-care package
$425for 3 visits
Standard total $525Save $100
Text Sue about the packagePackage terms and eligibility are confirmed directly with Sue. Insurance billing is separate.
Conditions & concerns
Conditions we treat.
Start with the concern you want to discuss—you do not need to choose a treatment before booking.
Sports & activity recovery
Support considered alongside rest, rehabilitation, and the demands of returning to activity.
- Sports injury recovery
- Tennis elbow
- Post-exercise recovery
Women’s health
A private setting for questions about cycles, reproductive health, and changes across life stages, coordinated with broader medical care as appropriate.
- Cycle-related concerns
- Fertility-care coordination
- Pregnancy & postpartum questions
- Menopause transition
Pelvic floor
Private questions about pelvic comfort and recovery, including changes during pregnancy and after birth.
- Pelvic discomfort
- Pregnancy & postpartum recovery
- Urinary-health questions
- Core & hip tension
Sleep, stress & wellness
Concerns about restless sleep, tension, fatigue, and the routines that shape recovery and general well-being.
- Sleep & stress
- Fatigue questions
- Recovery routines
- General well-being
Digestive & internal health
Digestive, respiratory, and other ongoing concerns, discussed in the context of your health history.
- Digestive concerns
- Respiratory-health questions
- Urinary-health questions
- Herbal consultation questions
These examples are conversation starters, not diagnoses or promises of results. New, severe, worsening, or urgent symptoms should be evaluated by an appropriate healthcare professional.
Treatments & approaches
Treatments we offer.
Sue’s appointment types, and the approaches she may add within a visit.
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Acupuncture
Acupuncture places very fine, sterile needles at chosen points on the body. In Traditional Chinese Medicine, those points are selected from the whole picture of how a concern shows up for you—where it is, what makes it better or worse, and how your sleep, digestion, and energy are—rather than from the symptom name alone.
What a visit includes
What a visit includes
- A conversation about your main concern, health history, medications, and any care you already receive.
- A Traditional Chinese Medicine assessment, which can include pulse and tongue observation and checking the area of discomfort.
- Treatment with single-use needles that stay in while you rest. Most people feel a brief pinch, then a dull heaviness or warmth; tell Sue if anything feels uncomfortable.
- A short review afterward: what Sue did, what to notice over the next days, and whether follow-up visits make sense.
Responses differ from person to person, so no specific result is promised.
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Chinese herbal consultation
Chinese herbal medicine combines plant-based ingredients into a formula chosen for your overall pattern, not a single symptom. It can be used on its own or alongside acupuncture, and is booked as its own consultation.
How the consultation works
How the consultation works
- Sue reviews your symptoms and history, plus every medication and supplement you take, to check for possible interactions.
- If herbs are appropriate, she explains the formula, how to take it, and what to watch for.
- The formula is reviewed at follow-up visits and adjusted as things change.
Pregnant, breastfeeding, or taking blood thinners? Tell Sue before the consultation—some herbs are not suitable.
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Pelvic floor
Acupuncture for pelvic discomfort, pregnancy and postpartum recovery, urinary-health questions, and core or hip tension—offered in a private, unhurried setting.
What to expect
What to expect
- The first conversation covers your symptoms, relevant pregnancy and birth history, and any pelvic-floor therapy or medical care in place.
- Sue explains each step before she begins. You stay draped throughout and can ask to pause at any time.
- Care is complementary: it works alongside your physician or pelvic-floor therapist, not instead of them.
Complementary approaches
Cupping, Gua Sha & more
Sue may add these within an acupuncture visit when they suit your care. They are not booked on their own.
Cupping
Cups create gentle suction on the skin, usually over the back and shoulders. Round marks can appear and fade over several days.
Gua Sha
A smooth-edged tool is stroked along oiled skin. Temporary redness is normal and fades within a few days.
Electro-acupuncture
A mild current runs between pairs of needles. It feels like light tapping or buzzing and is adjusted to your comfort.
Manual techniques
Hands-on work to ease muscle tension, added within a visit rather than booked on its own.
Not sure where to start?
Ask Sue which appointment type most closely matches your questions, or read what to expect at your first visit.