Cassandra is a Registered Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioner (R.TCM.P) with over a decade of experience in TCM diagnostics and treatments, including acupuncture, tui na massage, cupping, gua sha, herbal therapy, and lifestyle guidance. She follows a holistic, root-and-branch approach, addressing both manifesting symptoms (branches) and underlying causes (roots) to promote long-term health and well-being.
Cassandra specializes in managing pain, improving sleep, digestion, circulation, and hormonal health, and addressing emotional concerns like stress, anxiety, and depression. TCM tools also support injury recovery, preventative care, and boosting the immune system. Her goal is to empower clients in their unique health journeys while fostering positive, lasting results.
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A shorter session time that allows for acupuncture only (no adjunct therapies), with the addressing of a singular issue, and less needle retention. This is a good option for specific ailments which do not require two sided treatment, or for those interested in specific styles of acupuncture, such as ear acupuncture, scalp acupuncture, or distal acupuncture. This is also a good option for pediatric follow-up.
Allows for the addressing of multiple ailments, time to access all necessary acupuncture points in treatment, longer needle retention, and for adjunct therapies to be included.
Initial treatments includes an in-depth TCM health intake and assessment, followed by a lite treatment.
An option for the acupuncture needle-wary individual, for pediatric follow-up treatment without acupuncture, or for specific ailments which respond better to these adjunct therapies used in replacement of acupuncture. This lite treatment allows for the use of a singular therapy, to address a singular ailments. Note: while many benefits providers have coverage for acupuncture, not all benefits providers cover adjunct therapies of Traditional Chinese Medicine such as cupping, acupressure, gua sha etc. Please check with your benefits provider for clarification of coverage for no-needle treatment.
A wonderful option for the needle-averse individual who still aligns with the Traditional Chinese Medical theory, or for specific ailments which respond better to these adjunct therapies used in replacement of acupuncture. These therapies may include cupping, gua sha, Tui Na Massage, acupressure, electro-acupen, or heat therapies. This amount of time allows for a in depth treatment utilizing one or several of the offered adjunct therapies. Note: while many benefits providers have coverage for acupuncture, not all benefits providers cover adjunct therapies of Traditional Chinese Medicine such as cupping, acupressure, gua sha etc. Please check with your benefits provider for clarification of coverage for no-needle treatment.
Initial treatments includes an in-depth TCM health intake and assessment, followed by a lite treatment using adjunct therapies in replacement of acupuncture. These may include Cupping, gua sha, Tui Na Massage, acupressure or electro-acupen or heat therapy. Note: while many benefits providers have coverage for acupuncture, not all benefits providers cover adjunct therapies of Traditional Chinese Medicine such as cupping, acupressure, gua sha etc. Please check with your benefits provider for clarification of coverage for no-needle treatment.
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From $70 for 30 min — the cheapest acupuncture appointment this clinic charges for. · Soonest: Tue 11 · 3:30 PM2 openings on Tue 11 · 2 in the days ahead
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