Frequently Asked Questions

What days do you see patients?

We are open for appointments on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Fridays beginning at 9am and running through early evening. Saturday morning appointments are available when necessary. Remember, Tuesday and Friday are Walk-In Days

What happens on my first visit?
Your first visit will typically last 45 minutes to an hour. One of our practitioners will speak with you about your history and will establish the best manner in which she can help you. They will then determine your Chinese diagnosis and give you a treatment right then and there.

What kinds of treatments should I expect?
Treatment is individual to each patient. We assess each patient during an initial consultation, and will then decide what treatment is appropriate. Treatments may include acupuncture, auricular acupressure, herbs, or exercise. Call us at (508) 429-3895 to make an appointments.

When are the exercise classes?
For current and next session information, please see the class schedule. Classes are generally held Monday, Tuesday and Thursday evenings, and Tuesday, Friday and Saturday mornings

How do I choose an exercise class held?
Exercise classes may be chosen a number of ways. There are descriptions of the classes which may help you to decide which class or classes you might enjoy.  In addition, you are welcome try a class (for a small fee of $15), or to come and watch at any time.

What is Tai Chi and Qigong?
Tai Chi is an ancient Chinese exercise for health, spiritual growth and self defense. It has been proven effective in healing the body and mid for many centuries. The slow, beautiful movements and controlled breathing harmonize the energy flow in the body.

Qigong has also been called "Chinese Yoga." It increases the body's energy through gentle stretching and correct breathing. Qigong is a self-therapy often prescribed as a remedy by Chinese Doctors. It is proven to relieve many ailments: back pain, neck and shoulder problems, cardiac ailments, low energy, immune function, GI problems, muscle stiffness, arthritic complaints and many other difficulties. It also improves your posture! It can be practiced even if you are ill or recovering from surgery. Over time, Qigong will lengthen your days, improve the quality of your life, happiness and health.