Amy Shouse Acupuncture and Functional Medicine

The initial appointment is a full intake that includes health exam, health history and counseling regarding current health management needs and health goals. Following all initial appointments, each patient will receive a treatment protocol and recommendations for necessary treatments. Treatment depends on individual needs but may include acupuncture, cupping, neuromuscular therapy, functional medicine assessment or dietary protocol.

The follow-up appointment will include a review of current health status and previously set goals. This is an opportunity to expand upon progress made and a time to make adjustments in treatment if needed. Follow-up appointments include a short treatment reviews/recaps, progress made as well as recommendations.

An excellent combination for those that desire dual modalities in one session. This is great for those with muscle tension or pain in the upper back/shoulders/neck region. This appointment last about 1 hour.

This is for those who are seeking dietary, herbal and lifestyle consultation for a more in-depth or complex conditions. We will go over dietary protocols, start an herbal or supplement regimen or go over lab tests/results. This appointment does not include acupuncture or any other physical medicine.

30-minute focused therapeutic massage in specific area + acupuncture treatment.

60-minute full-body relaxation or deep therapeutic massage + acupuncture treatment.

We will sit down together and talk about what your personal health goals are. Whether you have back pain or a complex health issue you need to address, let’s talk about your needs and establish a plan for moving forward. This may be through acupuncture, functional/integrative medicine or through outside referral to the most appropriate provider that fits your personal needs. Let’s work together to find what your next step will be.

Cupping is a form of manual therapy where cups are placed on a specific area of the body to help relieve tension and increase circulation. Very often cupping is done on the back to relieve upper back, shoulder and neck tension.

Whether you feel you need a deep tissue massage, focus on certain problem areas, or just the option to relax and relieve tension, your preferences and concerns will be heard and the massage will be tailored to you.