Chances are, your switch is still set at fast and furious to get all your holiday work done. This past week, more clinic goers have been asking me to help them reduce holiday stress. We all need to remember to slow down. Has the…
Anxiety, Depression and Acupuncture Anxiety and depression are very common in our communities, but people do not share their experiences very often. As an acupuncturist, I see stress, at the very least, as one of the common causative factors in many health concerns. Some…
How Acupuncture Can Support Your Care Plan. *Note: This blog post was originally published to our original blog on 10/16/2009. The information shared in this post is still accurate and is quite important to the current functioning of our clinic space. Thanks, and enjoy….
As the seasons shift, our bodies become more susceptible to illness. When the weather changes from warm summer days to cool, damp autumn, we see the cold and flu season begin to start. Your body works hard to adapt between the cold days and…
“You’re Going to Put A Needle For My Back Pain Where?” Acupuncture is full of mysteries when we look at it with a Western Biomedical lens. Not so much when we look at it through the lens of Traditional Chinese Medical Theory. I often…
Slight changes in the weather, trees, and native grasses indicate that the autumnal allergy season is coming soon. While many of us welcome this time of year, many of us also suffer from seasonal allergies. Whether it is runny eyes or itchy eyes, a…
Nicole Maniez, MAOM, Lic Ac, earned her Master’s Degree in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine from the New England School of Acupuncture in 2008. She is Board Certified and licensed to practice acupuncture and herbal medicine in New Jersey and Pennsylvania by the Board of Medicine. Nicole became nationally…