Known for its more subtle and gentle approach, characterized by precision and minimalism. Needles are extremely fine and are generally inserted very superficially, just beneath the skin.

This gentle approach makes it particularly appealing to those who may be sensitive to stronger treatments or are apprehensive about acupuncture.

Japanese acupuncture always works on both the underlying cause (root) and the presenting symptoms (branch). For the root treatment needles will be inserted on the front and for the branch treatment on your back. By needling both the front and the back, the body is addressed as a whole. Treatments may include other modalities

• tui na: Applying targeted massage techniques to address areas of tension and improve circulation.
• cupping: Using suction cups to improve blood flow, reduce inflammation, and alleviate pain.
• craniosacral: