ACUPUNCTURE FOR WOMEN is a clinic of alternative medicine specializing in women’s health care, reproduction and fertility issues. Primary modes of treatment include acupuncture and herbal therapy, either individually or in combination.

We focus on establishing personal relationships. We look at each person who comes into our office as a unique individual, and take the time to learn about your lifestyle, motivators, temperament and personality and how these various things affect your health and well-being. We know that dis-ease can occur when the body is not “at-ease”. The factors that pull the body out of its normal state of “ease” into “dis-ease” are complex, and are different for each of us. Restoring the body’s balance is the key to health, “disease” prevention, and quite often to successful procreation/pregnancy.

In addition, the eastern approach to heath care quite naturally acknowledges and understands that women’s and men’s bodies are different. If you and your husband, both suffering from colds, were to go to the same health care practitioner in China, you would likely be asked a number of questions and given differing treatments – for the same ailment. Yes, women’s lib tells us that women are equal to men (some would say, superior), but the bottom line is … our bodies are different, with different design functions. You KNOW this.

Don’t you deserve a health care practitioner that has spent a lifetime studying, researching, and treating women? One who understands that a woman knows her own body best? Who doesn’t attribute your very real symptoms to being “in your head” or just that time of the month, as if you’ll just have to live with it, nothing can be done? MUCH CAN BE DONE.

Acupuncture for Women has proven itself in the community and with its patients, successfully treating 100 cases of infertility in the last three years alone. “People quite often come to me as a last resort, after everything else they’ve tried has failed” says Clinic Director Jane Liu. “They become believers when they achieve a successful pregnancy, and then they become more open to acupuncture as a whole-body prevention approach to health and well-being, not just as a “fix” after a specific problem develops.”