Feb 28, 2017
Dharma Acupuncture, an acupuncture clinic based in California available at 530.648.4192, announced an updated range of acupuncture services for clients in Grass Valley and Nevada City. The clinic provides comprehensive acupuncture services including facial, pediatric, pain management and more.
Grass Valley, United States - February 28, 2017 /NewsNetwork/ —
Dharma Acupuncture, a California-based acupuncture clinic, launched an updated range of acupuncture services for clients in Grass Valley and Nevada City.
More information is available at http://dharmaacupuncture.com.
Acupuncture is among the most widely practiced alternative therapy, with many people constantly reporting tangible results. It is primarily used for pain management and general wellness, but it has been used to alleviate many other conditions such as reproductive, digestive and respiratory disorders.
While there are still some who doubt its effectiveness, it is among the most medically-approved types of alternative medicines, being officially recognized by the NHS and other prestigious medical bodies.
Dharma Acupuncture is led by professional acupuncturist Lisa Swanson, a licensed acupuncture practitioner with more than 15 years of professional experience. Ms. Swanson uses traditional Japanese puncturing techniques and the highly-effective Balanced Method, based on symptom location and correct median diagnosis.
Dharma Acupuncture provides Pulse Diagnosis acupuncture, reading the pulse from each arm to determine patient-specific ailments. The professional staff then begins the necessary acupuncture interventions to help remedy the specific symptoms.
The clinic provides extensive professional acupuncture services for patients suffering from a variety of conditions. Dharma Acupuncture specializes in pain management, cancer, obstetrics, postpartum care, pediatrics, facial rejuvenation, wellness management and others. Additional services include dietary and nutritional consultations, muscle therapy, hands on healing and more.
Dharma Acupuncture also provides professional facial acupuncture services for patients looking to reap the benefits of traditional acupunctural practices. The procedures involved precise needling of the face in focal areas, in an effort to reduce lines and wrinkles, improve skin condition, increase collagen production and distribution, treat acne breakouts and much more.
The clinic also provides pediatric help for parents looking to help their children overcome a variety of conditions such as acute illness, chronic low immunity, ADD and others.
Interested parties can find more information by clicking on the above-mentioned website, or by visiting the clinic at 152 Mill Street, Suite D, Grass Valley, CA 95945.
Contact Info:
Name: Lisa Swanson
Organization: Dharma Acupuncture
Address: 152 Mill St. Suite D, Grass Valley, CA 95945, United States
Phone: +1-530-648-4192
For more information, please visit http://dharmaacupuncture.com
Source: NewsNetwork
Release ID: 173581
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