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The insertion of tiny threadlike needles manipulates the flow of qi or vital energy through the channel pathways of the body to induce specific biochemical effects via the central and peripheral nervous systems. 

Medical grade herbs and formulas are derived from the earth and composed of various plant parts, minerals, and natural substances. Never synthetic, herbal formulas are the all natural alternative to pharmaceutical medications. 

The cosmetic practice of microneedling combines acupuncture with natural herbal serums individually formulated to suite each skin type designed to improve overall health and and appearance. This is an ideal treatment for reducing the visibility of fine lines, and discoloration, acne, scars, stretch marks, and hair growth restoration.

Fire cupping creates a mild-moderate suction frequently described as an inverse massage, breaks up stagnant interstitial fluids and increases lymphatic function, reduces painful inflammation and supplements the immune system. 

Medical massage techniques similar to shiatsu, Tui Na is used to transform blockages and release stagnations to enhance the free flow of qi through the body. 

Translates loosely to “arrival of qi.” Gua sha is performed with various tools stroked along superficial meridians to release the surface and increase vascular circulation to the area. Gua sha is used to treat chronic pain and appearance of skin cosmetically. 

“Let thy food be thy medicine and medicine be thy food” - Hippocrates 

A proper diet and nutrition are fundamental to optimal health and wellness. The digestive track of every individual is as unique as a fingerprint, and various foods are synthesized uniquely as well. Consuming with deliberate intent allows one to discover what is best to consume. 

Also known as electroacupuncture, Estim is the electrical stimulation of the acupuncture needles with a pantheon device used to promote tissue regeneration, nerve end stimulation, and release fluid stagnation. Estim is often used to treat chronic and acute pain from injury or overuse as well as cosmetic application. 

One of the 5 pillars of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Moxibustion is the burning of mugwort incense held close to acupoints via infrared thermal index to stimulate movement, eliminate cold stagnations and course the free flow of qi. Instructors and sages suggest the use of moxa daily over ST 36 as preventative measures against stroke and other cardiovascular incidents. 

The surface area of the ear serves clinically as a microsystem of the entire body and is used to diagnose and treat various symptoms with acupuncture needles or ear beads that may be worn for 3-5 days. 

Therapeutic effects of essential oils applied to specific acupoints are used as adjunct to acupuncture to enhance and stimulation and healing effects. 

Energetic healing through the gentle practice developed by Dr Mikao Usui of Japan. Kylie is  Reiki II certified by White Sage, Holy Fire Reiki Master Susie Raymond.