Five Element Acupuncture:
Although Sharon has received training in other styles of acupuncture since starting her practice, she feels that the basic classical style of acupuncture produces the best results for her clientele. According to Five Element Theory, we all contain five aspects or “elements” of energy that relate to our physical, emotional, and mental health. Different circumstances in our lives require that we call on these aspects of ourselves in different ways. In this style of acupuncture, needles are placed on points to enhance the particular element or energy that we need at the moment, while relaxing those that are not currently productive.

Esoteric Acupuncture:
Late in her career Sharon trained in Esoteric Acupuncture, based on the principles of sacred geometry. In addition to working with the power of individual points, point combinations are used in geometric patterns which facilitate spiritual healing as well as the restoration of health and harmony in body and mind.

Who Will Benefit:
Since she began practice in 2000, Sharon has followed her clients through career changes, family upheavals, deaths of parents, children and spouses, as well as through devastating medical diagnoses. Her primary focus as an acupuncturist at this point in her practice is to support and guide her patients through these times of transition. It continues to be her experience that these two styles of acupuncture are best suited to that task.

Discover the healing power of Community Acupuncture, a practice that offers numerous benefits including increased accessibility, affordability, and the unique experience of shared healing in a group setting. Designed to aid in stress relief, illness prevention, and promote overall wellness. Come as a group, bring a partner, or come as an individual. All are Welcome!

Our goal is to make it possible for you to receive acupuncture with sufficient regularity and duration to achieve and maintain improved health.

Group Rate discounts available for Groups of 4+ (Group size limit: 6)

*Please wear loose fitting clothes that can be rolled up past the knees and elbows, as most points will be on the lower legs and arms.

Learn the True Art of Tai Chi and QiGong in an intimate small group setting for focused attention as it is traditionally meant to be taught. Progress through our Course of Study in Yin/Yang Philosophy and implemented practices, physical exercises as well as internal cultivation through meditative and contemplative practices.

QiGong is an ancient mind-body practice and a form of gentle exercise integrating posture, movement, breathing techniques, self-massage, sound, and focused intent. It lowers stress and anxiety, bringing a sense of quiet and calm. It includes breath coordinated slow movements, self-applied massage, tapping and meditation to enhance vitality.

Tai Chi is an ancient Chinese martial art. Initially developed for combat and self-defense, it has evolved into a sport and form of exercise. Tai Chi is a gentle, low-impact form of exercise in which practitioners perform a series of deliberate, flowing motions while focusing on deep, slow breaths. Often referred to as "meditation in motion," Tai Chi aims to concentrate and balance the body's qi, providing benefits to mental and physical health.

Other Benefits:

Improve balance, focus and cognition
Increase muscle strength and mobility
Relieve stress, fatigue, and anxiety
Reduce chronic pain

Suitable for all ages and fitness levels.

*What you'll need: Flat bottom shoes, NO heels/flip flops or sandals. NO tight (restrictive) clothing.