Needles of Hope is an alternative medicine clinic offering a unique blend of Chinese medicine, acupuncture, frequency medicine and functional neurology for the treatment of pain and neurological disorders.

Chinese Medicine / TCM — A holistic and alternative paradigm to health care.

Acupuncture (classical, neo-classical, neuro-acupuncture (scalp), auricular medicine (ear), Acunova for degenerative eye disorders) — The Ancients 3,000 years ago, implicitly understood how stimulating “neural nodes” or acupuncture points with very thin needles, could affect both our central and peripheral nervous systems. In modern times, we’ve learned to perfect the opening of channels and the removal of obstacles, as well as, how to add small amounts of electric current or “benevolent energy” to acupuncture points to aid in cellular regeneration and healing.

Frequency Medicine — Albert Einstein said it the best: “Future medicine will be the medicine of frequencies.” Frequency medicine uses frequencies to heal. More specifically, microcurrent stimulation and the resonance effects of specific frequencies on tissues and conditions are used to reduce symptoms and improve health. The use of frequencies is especially effective at treating nerve and muscle pain, fractures, inflammation, scar tissue, adhesions, and has the ability to facilitate healing of acute and chronic injuries/disorders.

Functional Neurology & Applied Clinical Neuroscience — Functional neurology is the science of improving one’s nervous system through brain-based exercises. Functional neurological exams provide a sophisticated means to assess and rehabilitate central nervous system function and integrity.

Neuro-Visual Therapy — Eye movements involve almost every part of the brain. Therefore how your eyes respond when tracking movements delivers specific insight into brain function and what kinds of rehabilitation will work best. This is great for post-stroke and concussion rehab, as well as for competitive athletes seeking to improve deficiencies in vision performance. Vision training = brain training!

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Acupuncture is an ancient form of needle therapy which is gaining popularity in the Western world. During a treatment, a very thin, disposable, solid, hair-like needle is inserted at specific points of the body . . .

Broadly speaking, acupuncture works in the following ways: It relieves pain, it reduces inflammation, it restores homeostasis. Homeostasis refers to the body’s ability to regulate its . . .

It may surprise you to know that if one visited 2 different acupuncturists for the same issue, each acupuncturist will probably perform very different treatments. You might be wondering . . .


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Your first visit will be approximately 90 minutes, with return visits lasting typically 50 minutes, but can last up to one hour, depending on the treatment require. During your first visit, there . . .


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