Cost of Services Provided
Initial Intake & First Treatment:$150
FOR NEW PATIENTS ONLY: The initial treatment is 90 minutes long and includes a full medical intake that will go over medical history and a full Chinese medicine exam, as well as the first acupuncture or herbal treatment.
Follow Up Treatment: $100
For EXISTING patients, the treatment consists of pulse/tongue diagnosis and may include needles, moxabustion, gua sha (massage with an instrument,) tui na (Chinese medical massage,) Chinese dietary advice, and/or cupping.
The Stressbuster: $50
30 Minute Acupuncture Treatment to help relieve stress, pain, and anxiety.
This is for new & existing patients; requires NO intake or exam.
Community Acu & Group Events:
Email drkallie@acupunctureoncall.com for information and initial consultation. We provide the following group services: One-Hour Group StressBuster, Birthday Parties, Pre-Wedding Festivities, Bachelorette/Bachelor Parties, Seasonal Parties. Big Transition Events. Corporate Team Building Events, Wellness Weekends, & Your Unique Designs & Ideas! Costs vary depending upon event.
ALL Beaufort County Service Workers Receive 10% Off EVERY Appointment
NOTE: For safety reasons, we do NOT provide individual services to non-residents in hotels or home rentals.
What Can Traditional Asian Medicine Treat?
Chronic Pain
Millions of Americans suffer daily through various pain syndromes. Traditional Asian Medicine works to uncover the root causes of pain and how it affects all other systems on a mind/body/spirit level.
Unlike common remedies for pain such as opioids, acupuncture is known to reduce pain without affecting normal function, allowing people to continue with their daily routines without the use of habit-forming medication that has long-term consequences. Furthermore, for those patients who wish to taper their medications while exploring other options for pain, acupuncture is known to help with the side effects of harm-reduction techniques.
With a priority on whole system healing, we focus not only on pain-reduction, but also restoration of normal functions that will help reduce chronic pain: from sleep cycle analysis, meditative movement therapies, therapeutic massage & heat therapies, nutritional assessment and seasonal eating plans, and self-care help during major seasonal and life transitions.
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Mental/Emotional Health
Traditional Asian Medicine understands the role that mental health issues play in our overall health and well-being. Emotional regulation is at the heart of handling common mental health diagnoses including depression and general anxiety disorders.
Understanding that our emotional responses to stressful conditions play a role in all aspects of our well-being, it is no surprise that stress disorders are often found at the root of chronic physical pain syndromes: from tension headaches and migraines, sleep apnea and other chronic sleep disorders, complicated endocrine pathologies, cardiovascular issues such as high blood pressure, and immunological responses to disease processes.
We also understand that much of our stress has to do with things that are beyond our control: money, work, family dynamics, and the pressures of life all must be taken into consideration. With unnatural schedules that disrupt the natural cycles of life, it should come as no surprise that we struggle emotionally and mentally.
Traditional Asian Medicine works to pair your unique strengths while helping you rediscover tools and techniques that naturally restore the balance needed to handle our everyday circumstances and experiences.
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Addiction Issues
Addiction to substances can come in many forms: it can take physical, emotional, financial and spiritual tolls on both individuals and their families and support networks. Acupuncture is an integrative modality that helps calm the nervous system that can lead to unhealthy relationships with everything from tobacco, alcohol, and drugs to shopping, eating, gambling, and toxic relationships.
We work to create lifestyle plans that include changes in nutrition, circadian rhythm cycles, and work-life schedules that will help curb cravings, restore regular bodily functioning and help achieve the balance that may have been disrupted with cycles of addiction.
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Female Health
Women's health issues are complex and fall across more than just the obstetrics/gynecological spectrum. Traditional Asian Medicine spent thousands of years studying the unique issues that make up being female in this world. Acupuncture and, in particular, Chinese Herbs can provide remedies for symptoms arising from monthly blood loss during menstrual cycles, enhance fertility treatments, treat pain, assist in labor, help with mood regulation, and help with bone loss, loss of moisture, and extreme heat of menopause.
From the Cradle...Treating Women Throughout Their Life Cycles
Acupuncture and Chinese Herbs have been used for thousands of years to treat the issues that often arise with monthly cycles for women. If you experience any of the following symptoms, please consider adding Chinese Herbs to your options for treatment:
Menarche-Related Issues: Cramping, bloating, excessive sweating, headaches or migraines, sensory sensitivities (light, sound, smell intensities,) mood swings, high emotions, heavy clotting, body aches, long periods, skipped periods, or no periods for long term.
Fertility-Related Issues: Light, skipped or no periods for at least three months, history of miscarriage, infertility of idiopathic origin, pain & mood swings during fertility treatments
Menopause-Related Issues: Night sweats, hot flashes, mood swings, high emotions, hair loss, loss of moisture, lack of sleep, inability to focus, excessive sweating, incontinence, feeling hot no matter what temperature is, lack of libido, dry skin, chronic pain or pain syndromes