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At this time our $50 consultation fee is waived, so both your first 90-minute appointment and follow-up 60 appointments are all $100. Each session will have a tailored mix of acupuncture and other techniques, herbal consultation and prescription, and mini mediation/qigong instruction at the end of your session.

A 10% discount. Packages do not expire. Use them at whatever frequency is works for you. Perfect for chronic conditions where initial frequency of treatments is important.

A 20% discount. Packages do not expire. Use them at whatever frequency is works for you. Perfect for on-going conditions where a frequency of treatments is important.

Chinese medicine is all about finding imbalances and shifting them back to center. This makes it perfectly suited for preventative medicine. Come for a quick medical interview and examination. Find your problems before they start causing problems. This service is also great for people who feel fine but want to truly optimize their mind and body to feel younger, stronger, calmer and more in control. Every session includes an electroacupuncture mini treatment designed to set off a beta-endorphin cascade, designed to soothe pain and smooth the mind.

The monthly service includes one mind-body balance check, one 30-minute private meditation/qigong class, one herbal product and 15% off any additional service or product used or purchased that month. An initial 3-month commitment is required. After that, cancel at any time before the 5th of the month.

Sensitive to needles? Or maybe you’re looking for services for your child? You can still benefit from the Eastern medical approach with our herbal-only consultations. And since no needles will be placed, these visits are available in telemedicine format.

Got a migraine coming on? Or are your allergies stuffing you up too much? Certain symptoms can be quickly cleared with a needle or two with deft needle technique applied. These are “community style” treatments lasting up to 15 minutes and are provided in a zero-gravity chair in the common area. Established patients only. See our FAQ for other rules and restrictions.

Got a fire ant bite or any other type of red tender painful bump? How about a nasty bruise you just got bumping into a table? Or mosquito bite that’s itching to the point of distraction? Come in for a one-time application of either Five Venoms Powder, Iron Palm Bruise Liniment, or White Flower for itches and aches. Or pick up a single dose of one of Yi Guan’s herbal tea remedies, including some varieties not for sale otherwise. These herbal mini-treatments Include a discount on the full herbal product if purchased at time of service.

30-min private classes

30- to 45-min group classes

Based after the formula Yi Gan San or Restrain the Liver powder, this pediatric formula was designed to smooth and subdue the liver and clear heat. In other words, to calm you down. It is has been used to restrain flares of temper tantrums, irritability, and impatience. Classically served as a powdered tea, that same powder can be put into cookies with virtually the same effect. Add this herb powder to a cookie recipe and the next time you need to cool down, just have a cookie!

Ingredients include: atractylodis rhizome, poria, angelica sinensis, Chinese foxglove, bupleuri radix, licorice root, and uncaria vine

If you have a dry, scratchy throat, or a hoarse voice from overuse, have a cup of this to calm things down. This formula is also available as honey pills.

Ingredients: Sterculia seed, loquat leaf, Ophiopogon tuber, figwort root

If you have a dry, scratchy throat, or a hoarse voice from over use, have a few of these honey pills to calm things down. This formula is also available as a powdered tea.

Ingredients: Sterculia seed, loquat leaf, ophiopogon, figwort root, honey, isatis leaf powder

After a long hard day, what could be better than soaking your feet in a nice warm bath. Adding herbs is what! This mix of sophora root, artemesia, and safflower is designed to invigorate the blood to ease pain and stagnation. Adding dragon gallbladder grass and isatis leaf bark help with brittle cracked yellow toenails. Includes 3 bags, enough for 1 week of foot tingling soaks.

Fill a basin or pot with hot water up to ankle height. Put the bag in the hot water, wait roughly 20 minutes for the water to cool and for the herbs to steep in the water. Soak your feet for 15-20 minutes. Bag can be retained for second steeping the next day.

This hot natured tea stokes the flames of the lower chamber. Use it to invigorate your yang energies, including your libido.

Ingredients: Dry fried aconite root, cinnamon, mutton tallow fried epimedii

Like powder from the Sandman’s pouch, this tea is designed to nourish and settle the spirit to help you fall into a restful sleep.

Ingredients: ziziphus seed, poria mushroom

Based on the classic formula Wu Wei Xiao Du Yin (five flavored powder to eliminate toxins), this powder is mixed with warm water or warm rice wine (sake) to make a topical paste. It is designed for red, warm, sensitive skin lesions, making it perfect for treating acne or fire ant bites. The powder is sold with an application kit and instructions. Retain the glass vial and get refills of the powder for discounted prices.

Five Venoms Powder instructions:

Using the scooper, place enough powder to cover the lesion in the lid of the vial. Use the dropper to put 1 drop of warm water or warm sake onto the powder. Stir until evenly mixed, it should look like a thick paste. Add more powder if it is too thin. use the scoop to mix it and spread it in the bandage. Place the bandage over the lesion and retain for roughly 24 hours. There should be a slight tingling or itching within the first 15 minutes of applying the bandage. This is normal and expected. The powder does not expire. The vial should be enough for at least 20 bandages.

This tea is designed to smooth emotions and nourish depletions. Named after the daoist philosophical concept of xiao yao, or free and easy wandering, this is the formula for those who could do with a bit of carefree wandering.

Ingredients include: bupleuri radix, angelicae sinensis, paeoniae radix, atractylodis radix, poria, zingiberis rhizome, herba mentha

Created by famed Yuan Dynasty physician Zhu Danxi, this formula is designed to break the “six constraints”. For to move stagnation of the muscles, joints, digestive system, even the mind, use a serving of this spice mix to escape restraint.

Ingredients: Lovage rhizome, nutgrass rhizome, gardenia fruit seed, atractylodes rhizome, hawthrone fruit, cinnamon twig

Enjoy a nice glass of red to soothe the nerves? Flavor your wine with “Settle the Emotions powder” (a formula from Sun Si Miao, the herb king of the Tang Dynasty).

Ingredients: ginseng radix, poria, acori rhizome, polygalae radix

Stuffy nose? Nasal congestion? Sinus headache? This mixture disperses “wind”, unblocks the nose, and alleviates pain.

Ingredients: xanthii fructus, magnoliae flos, angelicae dahuricae radix

Delicate and mysterious, use this tea to nourish and stimulate your yin nature including your libido.

Ingredients: Butterfly pea flower, schisandra fruit, reishi mushroom

Feeling heavy, sluggish, or overstuffed after eating too much? Restore and preserve harmony with this mix of hawthorn fruit, tangerine peel, and ginger. Take a couple of these pills directly or dissolve them into warm water and drink like a tea.

Ingredients: Hawthorne fruit, tangerine peel, pinellia rhizome, poria mushroom, ginger, medicated leaven

Contains gluten

Ever get all choked up, like there was something in your throat you couldn’t swallow down. Got a brow that won’t unfurrow? Containing magnolia bark, a known adaptogen, a cup of this will make things go down smoother.

Ingredients: Pinellia rhizome, magnolia bark, poria mushroom, ginger, perilla leaf

Also known as Jade Wind Screen powder, this tea augments qi and stabilizes the exterior. In other words, it boosts the immune system, for active issues or preventatively.

Ingredients: honey fried astragali radix, atractylodis rhizome, saposhnikoviae radix