We offer a range of services including Acupuncture, Massage Therapy, Skin Care, Herbal Therapy, Qi Gong, Cupping, Gua Sha, Tui Na, Nutrition Counseling, Specialty Training/Mentoring, Acupuncture for Substance Abuse, and Acupuncture for Cancer Support.

We are located at 2202 E 49th Street, Tulsa, Oklahoma, 74105.

You can schedule an appointment by calling us at (918) 210-4597 or using the appointment form on our website.

Our practitioners are highly trained and licensed professionals with extensive experience in their respective fields.

No. I mean, you feel it, but it doesn't hurt. I can make it hurt if you need it to. Some people are like that.  

Acupuncture needles are hair thin. Most people hate needles because of a trip to the doctor. This is NOT that kind of needle.

I could go on about theory and meridians and all that. We're taught a lot about how it works and I could bore you with a lot of detail using esoteric language that's not very familiar. I won't do that. The bottom line is that it does work across the body's nervous system in some pretty spectacular ways, but we don't know completely. It's like artificial intelligence. We know it works even if we can't fully explain it.

The short answer is just about anything. Acupuncture works on the principle that any disease/condition is a sign that something is out of balance. If I ask enough questions to find where the imbalance is, I should be able to treat it. Pain, for example, is pretty straight forward. Find it and address it. Other things like internal medicine (migraine, autoimmune, anxiety/depression, etc) are more complicated on the surface. But the same principle applies, find it and address it. Think of it as a system reboot.

Acupuncture can help alleviate pain, reduce nausea, improve energy levels, and enhance overall quality of life for cancer patients.

Yes, acupuncture is safe for cancer patients and can be used as part of an integrated approach to cancer care.

Yes, acupuncture has been shown to be an effective complementary treatment for substance abuse when used alongside conventional therapies.

Acupuncture can help reduce cravings, manage withdrawal symptoms, and support overall recovery in individuals dealing with substance abuse.

Yes, acupuncture is a safe and effective treatment when performed by a trained and licensed practitioner.

The first visit is longer. I'll do a thorough intake with lots of questions. I want to get a big picture idea of what's going on with your health. This is also your chance to ask questions of me. We get to know each other. I want you to have some trust in the guy who will be inserting needles in you. And when you're ready, we get to work. After the needles go in, I turn the lights down and let you simmer for a while. Typically about 20-30 minutes. First visit I give you the option for me to hang out in the room in case you feel anything you have questions about. Otherwise I let you have the room and take a nap if you want. Snoring is considered high praise. Follow up sessions are far fewer questions.

Wear loosely fitting clothes. Most of the money points are located from the elbows and knees down and are easily accessible. If we need to access other points, I'll leave the room while you undress and get under the covers... like a massage. You'll be fully draped, I promise.

My hope is that you feel like a million bucks, but that's not always the case. It depends on what we're treating. Sometimes the change is a little slower and it can sneak up on you. I ask that you pay attention over the next couple days to the details, the minutia of what we discussed with our intake. You will feel differently though. If you feel exactly the same when you leave as you did when you came in, then I missed something.

We require at least 24 hours' notice for cancellations or rescheduling to avoid any cancellation fees.

We follow strict safety and hygiene protocols and use only high-quality products and equipment to ensure the best care for our clients.

We offer training and mentoring for practitioners looking to enhance their skills in acupuncture and other wellness practices. This includes hands-on training and professional development.

Cupping involves using suction cups on the skin to improve circulation. Gua Sha is a scraping technique to release muscle tension. Tui Na is a form of Chinese therapeutic massage.

These treatments are generally not painful. You may feel some pressure or mild discomfort, but most people find them relaxing and beneficial.

Qi Gong is a form of exercise that combines gentle movements, meditation, and breathing techniques to enhance energy flow and promote health.

Yes, Qi Gong is suitable for all ages and fitness levels. Our instructors can modify exercises to suit your abilities.

Herbal therapy involves using natural plant-based remedies to promote healing and balance in the body. Our practitioners can create customized herbal formulas for your specific needs.

Yes, we use high-quality, safe, and effective herbs sourced from reputable suppliers.

Our skin care services include facials, microdermabrasion, chemical peels, and personalized skin care regimens.

It is recommended to get a facial every 4-6 weeks to maintain healthy and radiant skin.

Massage therapy can help reduce stress, alleviate pain, improve circulation, and promote overall well-being.