Eastern Therapeutics

05/28/2026

Preparing for your acupuncture appointment doesn’t need to be complicated. Simple factors like nourishment, hydration, and allowing space before and after your appointment all support nervous system regulation and circulation, both of which play a role in treatment.🌼

05/27/2026

A lot of people think acupuncture is just about needles or relaxation.
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But what we’re really doing is helping the body regulate itself better — through the nervous system, circulation, and whole-body communication.
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That’s why acupuncture can support:
• chronic pain
• stress and anxiety
• digestion and gut health
• hormone balance
• sleep and energy
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It’s not about chasing symptoms.
It’s about helping your body respond differently.
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Every treatment is tailored to what your body actually needs — because there’s no one-size-fits-all approach.
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If you’re dealing with pain, stress, fatigue, hormone imbalance, or digestive issues, acupuncture can help your body reset and function better.

05/27/2026

Acupuncture is covered through insurance - It's a beautiful thing that makes treatment more accessible for our patients!

We accept the following providers:

• BCBS
• HPHC
• Mass General Brigham
• Aetna
• United
• Cigna

*If you have coverage for acupuncture through your plan - use it before you lose it🧭

05/23/2026

Wishing you and your family a peaceful Memorial Day weekend. We’re grateful for your continued support. Office will be closed for the holiday weekend and we’ll return to regular hours on Tuesday 5/26 ♥

05/21/2026

These are just some of the points used to help with anxiety🌸

We know our patients feel clarity when they better understand what point's we use and what role they play in their wellness journey!

05/14/2026

Supporting Stress Balance Naturally with TCM-Friendly Teas�Gentle, daily support, not quick fixes

In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), stress is viewed as an imbalance affecting Qi, Blood, Yin, and digestive function not simply a mental state. Herbal teas, when chosen intentionally, can support these systems in a safe, gradual, and sustainable way.

Teas commonly used through a TCM lens:

1. Dandelion - Clears Liver heat and promotes smooth Qi flow. Useful when digestion feels heavy, sluggish, or constrained

2. Hibiscus - Cools Heat and supports Heart and Blood circulation. Often used when tension, warmth, or internal heat is present

3. Peppermint (Bo He) - Moves Liver Qi and releases surface tension. Supports headaches, digestive tightness, and stress-related symptoms

4. Ginger (Sheng Jiang) - Warms the Stomach and Spleen and disperses Cold. Beneficial for nausea, bloating, and slow digestion

5. Horsetail - Supports Kidney function and structural tissues. Traditionally used for hair, skin, and nail weakness

6. Passionflower - Calms the Shen (spirit) and supports Heart Yin. Helpful for restlessness, difficulty unwinding, and light sleep

7. Raspberry Leaf - Gently tones the Uterus and supports Blood. Commonly used for cycle preparation and reproductive support (Not recommended during early pregnancy without professional guidance)

8. Tulsi (Holy Basil) - Supports Qi movement, stress resilience, and Yin protection. Often used for fatigue associated with prolonged stress or burnout

9. Nettle - Supports Blood and Kidney essence. Helpful during periods of depletion or low vitality

05/05/2026

Acupuncture isn’t just “pain relief” — it creates a cascade of signals and effects through the nervous, immune, and hormone systems.💫

"We can no longer compartmentalize our health.

we cannot ‘love & light’, ‘transcend’ and ‘meditate away’ the heavy, sticky & painful parts of this healing journey.

we are here to be fully & deeply enthralled in ALL of it, denying nothing and surrendering all.

the future of medicine is not new age, it is the deepest, sweetest return to the ancient medicines and wisdoms that live within all of us & have carried us here, now."

04/27/2026