Acupuncture

1-to-1 Sessions & Community Open Clinic

In clinical practice since 1996, I have had great success in working with folks navigating a variety of health concerns. Often folks coming for acupuncture are seeking support in the midst of a transition or the need for a transition in their lives. On a physical level, concerns may include back, neck & shoulder pain, digestive disorders, autoimmune conditions and gynecological issues including fertility challenges.

The practice of Acupuncture, along with very individualized health and life guidance that may include energetic meditation, herbs, and supplements is a highly effective approach of treatment for all forms of disease regardless of the individual or the seriousness of their disease. I help people create the good health and vibrancy we all seek in our lives.

The relationship between Healing & Growth and a client’s health concern or dis-ease can be seen as being interwoven. In other words, they complete each other in the sense that once the disease or health concern is addressed as a growth opportunity, a door is opened. We can allow ourselves to acknowledge the role our choices, even how we make those choices, often plays with our health. An example can be as simple as the difference between a well-considered choice in life versus a choice made from anxiety, worry or frustration.

My work as an acupuncturist, herbalist and consciousness teacher offers a comprehensive approach to creating the life you are seeking.

To compliment Acupuncture, I am also a certified practitioner of Arvigo Techniques of Maya Abdominal Therapy.

Special Note: My dog Bear, pictured to the left, is present at acupuncture sessions as well as classes that I teach. He is gentle, friendly and respectful of human beings. Individuals with allergies to dog dander or fear of canines, known as cynophobia, may not be a good match for our clinic or classes.

1-to-1 Acupuncture Sessions

1-to-1 sessions are scheduled appointments and have a set fee. The initial visit, the Traditional Diagnosis and 1st treatment, is 2 hours in length. The fee is $170. Sessions thereafter are 1 hour in length and the fee is $90. To make an appointment, call, text or email Martin.

Community Acupuncture Clinic Hours (clinic to begin operation September 2025):

This is a drop-in clinic. No appointment is necessary. Clients will be seen and treated as they arrive, using a combination of auricular points (points on the ear) as well as full-body points. This is not a private 1-to-1 acupuncture session.

Fee: This is a donation-based clinic. Clients contribute what they are able. Cash, check, Zelle and Paypal are accepted methods of payment.

Tuesdays - 5-8pm (please arrive no later than 7:15pm in order to be treated)

Sundays - 10am-1pm (please arrive no later than 12:15pm in order to be treated)