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Affordable, effective acupuncture on a sliding scale of $25-$50 per treatment. Clinics in East Nashville and Bellevue
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10/22/2026

In Chinese medicine, autumn is connected with the Lungs—the organ system associated with breathing and our relationship with the world around us.

That connection offers a simple reminder: pause and notice your breath once in a while.

Try it between emails, before you start the car, or when you settle into a recliner at the clinic. There’s nothing to accomplish. Just a moment to notice how you feel.

If your days have been full, we’d be glad to make some room for you in the community room.

10/15/2026

These first cool mornings after a Nashville summer feel like an invitation to exhale.

In Traditional Chinese Medicine, autumn marks the shift from summer’s warmth and outward activity toward winter’s quiet and rest. It’s associated with the Metal element, which brings themes of clarity, structure, and letting go.

You don’t need a whole new routine to welcome the season. Maybe you need a little more breathing room in the one you already have.

Explore autumn, the Metal element, and simple seasonal care in our latest blog.

https://encircleacupuncture.com/blog/autumn-and-tcm

10/12/2026

Looking for a different way to slow down this autumn?

Join acupuncturist Teri Cook for Five Elements in Motion, a Qigong workshop exploring Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal and Water through breath and gentle movement.

You don’t need to understand Chinese medicine to be curious about how it feels to move with intention and pay attention to your body. This hour is an invitation to explore.

Tuesday 10/27 at Encircle East Nashville | $27

Space is limited! Link to register in bio

10/09/2026

We’re thrilled to be named Nashville’s Best Holistic Wellness in this year’s Nashville Scene Best of Nashville Readers’ Poll! Thank you to everyone who voted! And congrats to our fellow winners MaxWell Clinic and Holistic Healing Nashville !!

10/09/2026

We're hiring a part-time receptionist!

Our receptionists help make Encircle feel welcoming from the moment someone walks through the door.

We’re looking for a kind, dependable, organized person to join our front desk team. You’ll welcome patients, help with scheduling and payments, and keep the clinic day running smoothly.

If you enjoy helping people and want to be part of making acupuncture accessible to our community, we’d love to hear from you.

📍 Both Encircle locations
🕒 Part time hours
✨ Benefits include free acupuncture!
✉️ To apply: Visit our Team page and fill out the contact form: https://encircleacupuncture.com/encircle-team

Know someone who might be a good fit? Please pass this along!

09/28/2026

Only a few spots left for our Lymphatic Flow workshop with Teri Cook, happening Tuesday 9/29 at Encircle East!

What does your lymphatic system actually do—and what can you do to help support it?

Come find out Tuesday night with Teri Cook.

We’ll spend the evening learning more about lymphatic flow and exploring simple, practical ways to support this often-overlooked system in everyday life.

No prior knowledge required. Just bring your body and your curiosity. Includes a gua sha tool that is yours to keep!

Register here: https://encircle.openacu.me/events/3

09/23/2026

You know that feeling when you’ve been sitting at your computer too long, wrestling with the same problem, getting increasingly frustrated…and then you finally get up and take a walk?

And somehow everything feels a little different afterward?

Chinese medicine would say you just moved some Qi. It’s the same thing we do in an acupuncture treatment, just without the needles.

In TCM, emotional and physical flow aren’t completely separate. Stress and frustration can constrain Qi—and constrained Qi can leave us feeling even more tense, restless or stuck.

One of the simplest remedies is movement.

It doesn’t have to be a workout. Walk around the block. Stretch. Take a few deep breaths. Shake out your shoulders. Practice Qigong. Put on a song and dance around the kitchen.

When you feel stuck, try introducing a little movement.

Then notice what changes.

09/17/2026

Have you ever been lying in the recliner during acupuncture and thought, Okay…that was weird?

Maybe your foot suddenly got warm. Your arm started tingling. You felt a wave of heaviness, a floating sensation or a little buzz somewhere nowhere near the needles.

We hear descriptions like these all the time.
In Chinese medicine, many of these subtle sensations can be understood as signs that Qi is responding and moving through the channels.

You don’t have to feel anything unusual for acupuncture to be working, though.
Sometimes the change is simply a deeper breath, a softening muscle—or a really excellent nap. 😴

Next treatment, spend a few minutes just noticing what changes.

What do you feel during acupuncture?

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09/14/2026

What does your lymphatic system actually do—and what can you do to help support it?

Come find out on Tuesday 9/29 with Teri Cook, L.Ac.

We’ll spend the evening learning more about lymphatic flow and exploring simple, practical ways to support this often-overlooked system in everyday life.

You'll learn gua sha and other practical techniques, with a gua sha tool is yours to keep!

If you’ve ever wondered what your lymphatic system actually does—or why everyone suddenly seems to be talking about lymph—come get curious with us.

Cost is $35 and space is limited! Register here: https://encircle.openacu.me/events/3

09/09/2026

“What exactly are those needles doing?”

We get this question all the time.

The TCM answer is surprisingly simple: acupuncture gets things moving.

Qi and Blood are constantly circulating through an interconnected system of channels. When that flow becomes disrupted, we may experience tension, tightness, pressure or pain. Acupuncture stimulates specific points to encourage things to move more freely again.
And sometimes, you can actually feel that movement happening.

This month on the Encircle blog, we’re diving into Qi, flow, those weird and wonderful sensations you might notice during acupuncture—and why movement is such an important concept in Chinese medicine.

Read “What Are the Needles Actually Doing?” at the link in our bio.

Our latest email newsletter is all about flow too- check your inbox for more on what the needles are doing, how to keep your Qi flowing, and some upcoming events!

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805 Woodland Street Unit 340
Nashville, TN
37206

Opening Hours

Monday	9:30am - 7pm
Tuesday	9:30am - 7pm
Wednesday	9:30am - 7pm
Thursday	9:30am - 7pm
Friday	9:30am - 4pm
Saturday	9am - 3pm
Sunday	11am - 3pm

Telephone

+16154571979

Website

http://www.encircleacupuncture.com/

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