
Chinese Medicine
Acupuncture, cupping, and 24K gold ear seeds, ancient Chinese medicine, delivered with modern precision.
Ancient medicine, modern setting.
For thousands of years, Traditional Chinese Medicine has worked to move energy, release tension, and bring the body back into balance. We bring that lineage into a clean, modern, deeply relaxing setting, with three complementary practices, acupuncture, cupping, and 24K gold ear seeds, offered on their own or layered together for a fuller reset. Every session is guided by our licensed practitioners and tailored to you.

Three practices, one lineage
Acupuncture
Fine, single use needles are placed at precise points to stimulate the nervous system and prompt the body to release its own regulating chemistry, easing stress, sleep, pain, and more. Most guests feel little more than a wave of calm.
Cupping
Gentle suction lifts the skin and fascia, drawing fresh blood to tight, overworked areas and releasing tension that is hard to reach by pressing in. A favorite for the back and shoulders, and for anyone training hard.
24K Gold Ear Seeds
To finish, tiny 24K gold beads are placed on precise points of the ear, a needle free acupressure you wear home. Press them over the following days to reactivate the point and carry the calm with you.
What it does

Why it works
Chinese medicine maps the body as a system of energy, or chi, moving along channels called meridians, and works to keep that flow in balance. In modern terms, placing needles and applying suction at specific points stimulates the nervous system, shifts circulation and muscle tension, and nudges the body from fight or flight toward rest and digest. The ear holds a dense map of points that correspond to the rest of the body, which is why seeds worn there can extend the effect of a session for days.
Pair it with
These are made to further enhance the benefits. Add it before, after, or both.
Heat enhances the flow of chi and deepens the release, Chinese medicine always pairs with heat, never cold.
Good to know
Does acupuncture hurt?
Do the cupping marks hurt?
Can I do all three together?
What can it help with?
Restore your balance
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